May 2021 Archive
451.
Linux 5.13 Reverts and Fixes the Problematic University of Minnesota Patches (phoronix.com)
452.
The Tether Ponzi Scheme (singlelunch.com)
453.
An iOS app update that annoys me (jpmens.net)
454.
Uber's crazy YOLO app rewrite, from the front seat (blog.pragmaticengineer.com)
455.
Boosting upload speed and improving Windows' TCP stack (dropbox.tech)
456.
Tesla no longer accepts Bitcoin due to climate impact (m.dw.com)
457.
How we use web components (github.blog)
458.
Ghost Stations of the Paris Metro (urbextour.com)
459.
Peloton recalling all treadmills after reports of injuries, one death (cnbc.com)
460.
YouTube is now building its own video-transcoding chips (arstechnica.com)
461.
Marvell Announces First PCIe 5.0 NVMe SSD Controllers: Up to 14 GB/S (anandtech.com)
462.
Exploring the software that flies SpaceX rockets and starships (stackoverflow.blog)
463.
The Unix Game (unixgame.io)
464.
U.S.'s Biggest Gasoline Pipeline Halted After Cyberattack (washingtonpost.com)
465.
The FBI seized safe deposit boxes knowing ‘some’ belonged to ‘honest citizens’ (reason.com)
466.
Ask HN: Mobile phone addiction help?
467.
MUM: A new AI milestone for understanding information (blog.google)
468.
Show HN: I Built Multiplayer Deathmatch Joust (joust.life)
469.
Using fake reviews to find dangerous extensions (krebsonsecurity.com)
470.
Home Gardening (gardening.cornell.edu)
471.
Bill Hwang of Archegos Capital lost $20B in two days (bloomberg.com)
472.
Create AI videos by simply typing in text (synthesia.io)
473.
Design structured diagrams, built to increase your team's trust in your docs (icepanel.io)
474.
Triplebyte now showing profiles by default without consent
475.
California is not in drought (latimes.com)
476.
Judge in Fortnite case holds Tim Cook's feet to the fire (protocol.com)
477.
.org doesn't mean credible (dotorgdoesntmeancredible.org)
478.
Why I Love Coding (2012) (henrikwarne.com)
479.
Study finds alarming levels of ‘forever chemicals’ in US mothers’ breast milk (theguardian.com)
480.
The brain maps out ideas and memories like spaces (quantamagazine.org)