June 2016 Archive
12241.
Bitdefender finds a Hypervisor Wiretap to read TLS communications (labs.bitdefender.com)
12242.
An AI wrote a sci-fi short film by learning from 90s screenplays (thenextweb.com)
12243.
Introducing Runway, a distributed systems design tool (medium.com)
12244.
Getting less done (m.signalvnoise.com)
12245.
Negative Marketing (justruky.xyz)
12246.
More Ethereum Attacks: Race-To-Empty Is the Real Deal (vessenes.com)
12247.
MorphOS 3.9 Boot Image (morphos-team.net)
12248.
USA Swimming Bans Brock Turner for Life (cnn.com)
12249.
Caffe: a fast open framework for deep learning (caffe.berkeleyvision.org)
12250.
Show HN: Cleveland, an auto-discovery command execution tool (github.com)
12251.
Why I Quit Twitter – And Left Behind 35,000 Followers (nytimes.com)
12252.
Setup Deployment, Updates and Backups of Web Apps with Docker on Scaleway (serebrov.github.io)
12253.
Finally Algorithm IntFact (slideshare.net)
12254.
Ransomware and the New Economics of Cybercrime (theatlantic.com)
12255.
KeyCDN Has Let's Encrypt Integration – Free SSL Certificates (keycdn.com)
12256.
San Francisco’s affordable housing shortage may be exacerbated by a new law (slate.com)
12257.
Team17 Founder Debbie Bestwick Made MBE (bbc.co.uk)
12258.
The Surprising Problem with U.S. Manufacturing: It's Creating Too Many Jobs (theatlantic.com)
12259.
How ReSharper increases productivity (codetuple.com)
12260.
Duncan Watts: How small is the world, really? (medium.com)
12261.
The man with half a head (thewarhorse.org)
12262.
Computer invents new scientific theory without human help for the first time (ibtimes.co.uk)
12263.
Out-group homogeneity (en.wikipedia.org)
12264.
From construction worker to mobile developer (swarmnyc.com)
12265.
IoT Needs a Cloud (jsondata.io)
12266.
The Tragedy of Eagle Computer (youtube.com)
12267.
Moonman: Save file serialisation (discuss.moonman.io)
12268.
The most popular articles from my daily startup newsletter (medium.com)
12269.
Delivery Service Brings Groceries to Your Fridge When You’re Away (wsj.com)
12270.
Four new elements get their final names (arstechnica.com)