July 2020 Archive
511.
How to effectively evade the GDPR and the reach of the DPA (blog.zoller.lu)
512.
Afghan opium growers have switched to solar power (bbc.com)
513.
Web Dark Ages (pavellaptev.github.io)
514.
Appearances vs. Experiences: What Makes Us Happy (fs.blog)
515.
Why forgiving someone else is about you (npr.org)
516.
An update on our security incident (blog.twitter.com)
517.
U.S. attorney general: Hollywood, tech companies “pawns of Chinese influence” (reuters.com)
518.
Crooked to the Millimetre (ethz.ch)
519.
One woman's stolen identity exposed a system of exam fraud (bbc.com)
520.
This Blog Is Now Running on Solar Power (louwrentius.com)
521.
Tor 0day: Stopping Tor Connections (hackerfactor.com)
522.
How I wrote, crowdfunded, and independently published a book (blakeboles.com)
523.
Garmin services and production go down after ransomware attack (zdnet.com)
524.
Almost everything on computers is perceptually slower than it was in 1983 (2017) (twitter.com)
525.
Report: ARM is for sale and Nvidia’s interested, Apple isn’t (arstechnica.com)
526.
Principles for great product managers (reeve.blog)
527.
Hacking with environment variables (elttam.com)
528.
Ten Lessons I Wish I Had Been Taught (1997) [pdf] (ams.org)
529.
What's the point of a Covid-19 test that takes 19 days for results? (buzzfeednews.com)
530.
Microsoft Flight Simulator returned to the skies (theverge.com)
531.
From context collapse to content collapse (roughtype.com)
532.
WasmBoxC: Simple, Fast, and VM-Less Sandboxing (kripken.github.io)
533.
Valve secrets spill over in new Steam documentary app (arstechnica.com)
534.
Why GPT-3 Matters (leogao.dev)
535.
TikTok to pull out of Hong Kong (axios.com)
536.
Minecraft@Home (minecraftathome.com)
537.
Facebook sues EU antitrust regulator for excessive data requests (reuters.com)
538.
Intel in Macs (2007) (apple.com)
539.
Estonian Electronic Identity Card: Security Flaws in Key Management (usenix.org)
540.
Decentraleyes – Local CDN Emulation (decentraleyes.org)