September 2016 Archive
1471.
Put Yourself on Internet with Jekyll, GitHub and Cloudflare (adgllorente.com)
1472.
Why Are Haiti's Coffee Trees So Tall? (reason.com)
1473.
In the Swamps, Archaeologists Are Finding How Fugitive Slaves Kept Their Freedom (smithsonianmag.com)
1474.
Bcachefs: Encryption (bcache.evilpiepirate.org)
1475.
Show HN: 1Poshword, cross-platform PowerShell client for 1Password (github.com)
1476.
RevDB, the Reverse Debugger for Python (bitbucket.org)
1477.
When Did Charts Become Popular? (priceonomics.com)
1478.
Microsoft signs up Adobe for its Azure cloud computing services (techcrunch.com)
1479.
In case you're tired of expensive complicated graphic editors (vectr.com)
1480.
Security things in Linux v4.3 (outflux.net)
1481.
Simple Deep Learning Benchmark (github.com)
1482.
Someone Is Learning How to Take Down the Internet – Schneier on Security (schneier.com)
1483.
‘Sticker Shock’ in Los Angeles Housing (nytimes.com)
1484.
Hewlett-Packard Enterprise sells its software business (businessinsider.com)
1485.
Anker launches sister brand for home automation (techcrunch.com)
1486.
Approaching fairness in machine learning (blog.mrtz.org)
1487.
HP Apologizes for Bricking Third-Party Cartridges, Will Restore Functionality (hothardware.com)
1488.
Functional programming in C++ (medium.com)
1489.
The '80s Public Access Films Produced by a California UFO Cult (atlasobscura.com)
1490.
Reframe.js – Responsive iFrames (github.com)
1491.
Show HN: Logtrail – A Kibana plugin for logs that clones the Papertrail UI (github.com)
1492.
Why giants thrive - Special report on companies (economist.com)
1493.
Telephoto Camera Lens Assists Dark Matter Find (quantamagazine.org)
1494.
Open Innovation Toolkit (toolkit.mozilla.org)
1495.
Roma Gypsies flee to California after Europe turns more hostile (bloomberg.com)
1496.
The king of smokers (thomas-morris.uk)
1497.
Cheap MacBook chargers create big sparks (righto.com)
1498.
A full-featured form software built with love in python (github.com)
1499.
GoPro finally debuts its portable Karma drone (techcrunch.com)
1500.
A new reason to love OpenDNS: no more ads (2014) (opendns.com)