June 2021 Archive
15241.
‘Bicycles kind of saved my life.’ Najari Smith spins a community forward (csmonitor.com)
15242.
Tim Berners-Lee Is Minting the Original Source Code for WWW as an NFT (sothebys.com)
15243.
Asset Creation Pipeline Design (code.blender.org)
15244.
Imec reports first demonstration of forksheet to extend nanosheets beyond 2nm (imec-int.com)
15245.
How will adopting Bitcoin as a standard help Nigeria? (iafrikan.com)
15246.
Changes Everything (sothebys.com)
15247.
Lightweight serverless framework for Node.js – hyperform – GitHub (github.com)
15248.
#1 Trending on ProductHunt (talscale.com)
15249.
E2E Encryption in Google Messages (theverge.com)
15250.
FamPay Raises $38M (inshorts.com)
15251.
Instadapp Raises $10M (startuplanes.com)
15252.
Drone footage reveals social secrets of killer whales (phys.org)
15253.
Russia starts mandatory Covid vaccination in Moscow and suburbs (translatetheweb.com)
15254.
Greater than the sum of our parts: The evolution of collective intelligence (phys.org)
15255.
India slams Twitter for not complying with new IT rules (reuters.com)
15256.
California's drought may have solved plane crash mystery (bbc.com)
15257.
Apps are still tracking iOS users despite App Tracking Transparency enabled (screenrant.com)
15258.
A PoE-powered can of Spam (twitter.com)
15259.
Linux Foundation Readies Global Covid Certificate Network (planetstoryline.com)
15260.
Turkey's Trendyol in talks to raise $2 bln investment -sources (reuters.com)
15261.
The Etymology of Trig Functions (mathisonian.github.io)
15262.
My EC2 Wishlist (daemonology.net)
15263.
Thanks for the Faslty outage, my site is now faster (cyberhost.uk)
15264.
Mercury is accumulating in deep ocean trenches (arstechnica.com)
15265.
A message from the future on general AI (short story) (old.reddit.com)
15266.
Did the FBI Hack the Bitcoin? (hackernoon.com)
15267.
Gay and Bisexual Men Are Now Allowed to Donate Blood in UK (npr.org)
15268.
Release planning update – Blender 3.0 later (lists.blender.org)
15269.
China's Mars Rover (apod.nasa.gov)
15270.
A guide to living at a black hole (arstechnica.com)