July 2020 Archive
961.
GitHub Readme Templates (github.com)
962.
Z80 Explorer – a Zilog Z80 netlist-level simulator (baltazarstudios.com)
963.
Malware Reverse Engineering Handbook (ccdcoe.org)
964.
A 1950s proposal to nuke Alaska (2015) (atlasobscura.com)
965.
Bulgaria writes new chapter in long story of demographic decline (balkaninsight.com)
966.
Mormonism and Multilevel Marketing Companies (cambridge.org)
967.
The Faces of Microsoft (2017) (typemag.org)
968.
How I grew my Shopify micro-SaaS (preetamnath.com)
969.
Tin Can Phone Modem (mikekohn.net)
970.
ByteDance investors value TikTok at $50B in takeover bid (reuters.com)
971.
Twitter hack has profound national security implications (getrevue.co)
972.
What's New in Lua 5.4 (lwn.net)
973.
Ozymandias (poetryfoundation.org)
974.
Photo Requests from Solitary (photorequestsfromsolitary.org)
975.
Speculation in JavaScriptCore (webkit.org)
976.
How to list all the targets on a Makefile (diamantidis.github.io)
977.
Webgazer.js webcam eye tracking on the browser (webgazer.cs.brown.edu)
978.
Shelly – a programming language to draw in the browser (shelly.dev)
979.
Oregon, Journalists Sue U.S. over Portland Arrests, Violence (bloomberg.com)
980.
Coursera valued at $2.5B after a finance round of additional $130M (iblnews.org)
981.
Show HN: Cookie Recipe Generator (thecookie.website)
982.
Urban Gilgamesh: What the earliest epic tells us about living in an ancient city (laphamsquarterly.org)
983.
HotSpot compiler: Stack allocation prototype for C2 (mail.openjdk.java.net)
984.
The Magic of Math in Modern Cryptography [video] (youtube.com)
985.
Microsoft adding support for custom '+' email addresses in Office 365 (zdnet.com)
986.
Introducing Swift Service Lifecycle (swift.org)
987.
Pattern Matching, Racial Diversity and the Hypocrisy of Big Tech Media (oonwoye.com)
988.
Commander X16 8 bit computer now has its own website (commanderx16.com)
989.
Seven 'no log' VPN providers accused of leaking 2TB of user data (theregister.com)
990.
India’s daunting challenge: There’s water everywhere, and nowhere (nationalgeographic.com)