August 2016 Archive
7951.
Cellular Automata Rule Explorer (archetyp.al)
7952.
After a decade of research, a startup launches a secure internet (techcrunch.com)
7953.
Effects of Marijuana That Experts Want to Study (time.com)
7954.
Safe Network Alpha Release (safenetforum.org)
7955.
Webpack-visualizer: Visualize your Webpack bundle (github.com)
7956.
How Tesla Plans to Change the Way We Buy Cars (fastcompany.com)
7957.
Palo Alto Is So Expensive That No One Who Wants to Make It Cheaper Can Afford It (slate.com)
7958.
Show HN: Geofilter Place (geofilterplace.com)
7959.
Oracle buys deeper into the cloud game with NetSuite (blogs.csc.com)
7960.
The Is/Ought Problem (aeon.co)
7961.
Kim Dotcom loses in U.S. appeals court (politico.com)
7962.
CareSkore (YC W16) Hiring for Multiple Engineering Positions (jobs.lever.co)
7963.
Apple at BlackHat: Reopening the “Going Dark” Debate (lawfareblog.com)
7964.
Software Engineer Cheat Sheet (thecooperreview.com)
7965.
Almost every Volkswagen sold since 1995 can be unlocked with an Arduino (arstechnica.com)
7966.
Spiritual emergency (aeon.co)
7967.
Hyper – Hypercard for the modern age (hyperrr.co)
7968.
The Unfortunate Physics of Male Urination (priceonomics.com)
7969.
Why Are So Many People in Northern Illinois Being Sued for Downloading Porn? (wbez.org)
7970.
We Shouldn’t Wait Another 15 Years for a Conversation About Government Hacking (eff.org)
7971.
New shadow passwd functions (tedunangst.com)
7972.
Civil Rights Leaders Express Outrage Over FBI Student Profiling Program (aft.org)
7973.
Are Autonomous Helicopters the Future of Commuting? (robbreport.com)
7974.
Crowd-developed Pyramid Flipper tablet hits Indiegogo soon (liliputing.com)
7975.
Lyft Rebuffs Acquisition Approach from GM (email Req'd) (go.theinformation.com)
7976.
PipelineDB v0.9.5 (pipelinedb.com)
7977.
Skully officially admits it's over (techcrunch.com)
7978.
I’ve converted to veganism to reduce my impact on the living world (theguardian.com)
7979.
Democratic data breach bigger than thought (nytimes.com)
7980.
Hellish Venus Might Have Been Habitable for Billions of Years (scientificamerican.com)