Reddit in 2016
(reddit.com)
January 2016 Archive
1111.
1112.
1113.
Three hundred programming interviews in thirty days
(data.triplebyte.com)
1114.
Why I care about Firefox OS fading away
(gist.github.com)
1115.
Problems Found at Theranos Lab
(wsj.com)
1117.
1118.
I have no idea what I’m doing but I’m a programmer
(blog.lelonek.me)
1119.
Toronto man found not guilty in Twitter harassment trial
(theglobeandmail.com)
1120.
Windows Remote Desktop Protocol Security Bypass Vulnerability
(technet.microsoft.com)
1121.
1122.
BlitzMax, Cross-Platform OO BASIC, Is Free and Open Source
(blitzbasic.com)
1123.
How to Investigate a Flying Saucer
(cia.gov)
1124.
1125.
Install, configure and automatically renew a free Let's Encrypt SSL certificate
(vincent.composieux.fr)
1126.
The half strap: self-hosting and Guile
(wingolog.org)
1128.
GitHub is down
(github.com)
1129.
1131.
1132.
Intel Software Guard Extensions – Memory Encryption Engine
(drive.google.com)
1133.
The unsexy IoT
(deepstream.io)
1134.
Tim Ferriss Major Depression Research
(crowdrise.com)
1135.
1136.
How does a segmentation fault work under the hood?
(unix.stackexchange.com)
1137.
Python Programming for the Humanities: An interactive tutorial
(fbkarsdorp.github.io)
1138.
My Favorite Public Data Sources
(jenunderwood.com)
1139.
The physics of life
(nature.com)
1140.
How the Bitcoin protocol actually works (2013)
(michaelnielsen.org)