January 2026 Archive
1981.
Nestlé infant formula recall spans globe (efoodalert.com)
1982.
Who's who at X, the deepfake porn site formerly known as Twitter (ft.com)
1983.
EU considers designating WhatsApp as large platform (reuters.com)
1984.
France taps out as G7 summit moved to avoid clash with White House UFC event (theguardian.com)
1985.
The NIH has lost its scientific integrity. So we left (statnews.com)
1986.
Was Philip K. Dick a Madman or a Mystic? (2016) (publishersweekly.com)
1987.
An Ice-Covered Russian Ghost Town (theatlantic.com)
1988.
Uncovered: Secret room beneath Chinese embassy that poses threat to City (telegraph.co.uk)
1989.
Meta plans to lay off Metaverse employees this week (theverge.com)
1990.
Warhammer maker Games Workshop bans staff from using AI (telegraph.co.uk)
1991.
Engineering Is Becoming Beekeeping (bits.logic.inc)
1992.
<fencedframe>: The Fenced Frame element (developer.mozilla.org)
1993.
Statically Linking PipeWire (gamesbymason.com)
1994.
The Watcher of Westfield, New Jersey (en.wikipedia.org)
1995.
DeepSeek MHC: Manifold-Constrained Hyper-Connections (twitter.com)
1996.
Asciidoc Book Editor based on JavaFX 19 (asciidocfx.com)
1997.
The Rise of Homonationalism (spiked-online.com)
1998.
Why culture got worse after the 00s, #2 (technotheoria.org)
1999.
The Janus Protocol (yusufaytas.com)
2000.
Life and Death at the County Fair (bittersoutherner.com)
2001.
Alaska Wolf Found with Record Amount of Mercury, a Sign of Growing Contamination (e360.yale.edu)
2002.
Maduro 'captured and flown out' of Venezuela (dw.com)
2003.
List of Atrocities committed by US authorities (github.com)
2004.
Show HN: Lazyworktree, a TUI manager for Git worktrees (github.com)
2005.
The Vietnam War: The Press on the Front Lines (heinzhistorycenter.org)
2006.
Iranian Protests Continue (apnews.com)
2007.
A Study Is Retracted, Renewing Concerns About Glyphosate and Weedkiller Roundup (nytimes.com)
2008.
What Is a PC Compatible? (codon.org.uk)
2009.
The Hardest Part of My Side Project Isn't the Code (threekindwords.com)
2010.
A Woman Who Predicted Tech Fascism – Paulina Borsook Was Right (youtube.com)