Whitewood Under Siege: Wooden Shipping Pallets
(cabinetmagazine.org)
May 2014 Archive
91.
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Apple, Facebook, others defy authorities, notify users of secret data demands
(washingtonpost.com)
93.
HTTP/2.0 – Please admit defeat
(lists.w3.org)
95.
The shock of playing the Ouya, one year later
(wololo.net)
96.
Glenn Greenwald: The NSA tampers with US-made routers
(theguardian.com)
97.
Computers are fast
(jvns.ca)
98.
The Internet With A Human Face
(idlewords.com)
99.
The new VirginAmerica.com
(static.virginamerica.com)
100.
An Opinionated Guide to Modern Java, Part 2
(blog.paralleluniverse.co)
101.
Arrakis
(arrakis.cs.washington.edu)
102.
Quora in the next YC batch
(blog.ycombinator.com)
103.
Peter Sunde arrested in Sweden
(aftonbladet.se)
104.
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Wayback Machine Hits 400,000,000,000
(blog.archive.org)
106.
Programming Is a Dead End Job
(thecodist.com)
107.
Deep Intellect: Inside the mind of the octopus
(orionmagazine.org)
108.
Passwords for JetBlue accounts cannot contain a Q or a Z
(help.jetblue.com)
109.
Hoodie – Fast web app development
(hood.ie)
110.
What does GCHQ know about our devices that we don't?
(privacyinternational.org)
111.
Refactored PHP engine makes Wordpress 20% faster
(news.php.net)
112.
Anki – Powerful, intelligent flashcards
(ankisrs.net)
113.
Source code of ASP.NET
(github.com)
115.
Write your first Linux kernel module
(linuxvoice.com)
116.
When AES(☢) = ☠ – a crypto-binary trick
(speakerdeck.com)
117.
China bans use of Windows 8 on government computers
(reuters.com)
118.
Oracle wins appeal re Java API copyrightability [pdf]
(cafc.uscourts.gov)
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A new book compiles knowledge necessary for society to recover after disaster
(scientificamerican.com)