February 2016 Archive
211.
Prosecutors halt vast, likely illegal DEA wiretap operation (usatoday.com)
212.
Renaming Iceweasel to Firefox (bugs.debian.org)
213.
ZFS is the FS for Containers in Ubuntu 16.04 (blog.dustinkirkland.com)
214.
Amazon Free Shipping minimum is now $49 (amazon.com)
215.
The State of Go: Where we are in February 2016 (talks.golang.org)
216.
Decentraleyes: A Firefox addon to prevent tracking via free CDN providers (addons.mozilla.org)
217.
Without affordable housing, Vancouver risks becoming an economic ghost town (business.financialpost.com)
218.
SourceForge Acquisition and Future Plans (sourceforge.net)
219.
Linux 4.5-rc5: efivarfs fixed to avoid “rm -rf /” bricking UEFI (git.kernel.org)
220.
An introduction to IPFS (medium.com)
221.
How to do distributed locking (martin.kleppmann.com)
222.
How to Survive an Acquisition (charity.wtf)
223.
Upload files to your repositories (github.com)
224.
CoeLux: Artificial Sunlight That’s Real Enough to Trick Your Camera and Brain (petapixel.com)
225.
Adblock via /etc/hosts (github.com)
226.
Show HN: how2 – stackoverflow.com from the terminal (github.com)
227.
The Rich Are Already Using Robo-Advisers, and That Scares Banks (bloomberg.com)
228.
Things to avoid in Docker containers (developerblog.redhat.com)
229.
Diff So Fancy: make Git diffs look good (github.com)
230.
I bought some awful light bulbs so you don't have to (mjg59.dreamwidth.org)
231.
Use Atom to edit in Chrome (github.com)
232.
Show HN: The Deadlock Empire – Slay dragons, master concurrency (deadlockempire.github.io)
233.
Hackathon Be Gone (brianchang.info)
234.
Comparing Rust and Java (llogiq.github.io)
235.
Rqlite: Replicated SQLite using the Raft consensus protocol (github.com)
236.
Internet Access Is Finally Permanently Tax Free in the U.S. (medium.com)
237.
KeeWeb: Unofficial KeePass web and desktop client (github.com)
238.
Olbers’ Paradox: Why Is the Sky Dark at Night? (2000) (amnh.org)
239.
SSD reliability in the real world: Google's experience (zdnet.com)
240.
Huginn – Build agents that monitor and act on your behalf (github.com)