January 2018 Archive
1.
Reading privileged memory with a side-channel (googleprojectzero.blogspot.com)
2.
Linus Torvalds: “Somebody is pushing complete garbage for unclear reasons.” (lkml.iu.edu)
3.
Why Raspberry Pi Isn't Vulnerable to Spectre or Meltdown (raspberrypi.org)
4.
Google Memory Loss (tbray.org)
5.
Mozilla Files Suit Against FCC to Protect Net Neutrality (blog.mozilla.org)
6.
Montana becomes first state to implement net neutrality after FCC repeal (thehill.com)
7.
Ursula Le Guin has died (nytimes.com)
8.
Amazon, Berkshire, JPMorgan to Create Healthcare Company (bloomberg.com)
9.
Intel Confronts Potential ‘PR Nightmare’ With Reported Chip Flaw (bloomberg.com)
10.
Aaron, 5 years later (bensw.com)
11.
Red Hat to Acquire CoreOS (redhat.com)
12.
The Death of Microservice Madness in 2018 (dwmkerr.com)
13.
Ending Bitcoin Support (stripe.com)
14.
The mysterious case of the Linux Page Table Isolation patches (pythonsweetness.tumblr.com)
15.
An Experimental Course on Operating Systems (web.stanford.edu)
16.
Start Your Own ISP (startyourownisp.com)
17.
Firefox’s new streaming and tiering compiler (hacks.mozilla.org)
18.
JS Paint – A web-based MS Paint remake (jspaint.ml)
19.
A letter about Google AMP (ampletter.org)
20.
“My ten hour white noise video now has five copyright claims” (twitter.com)
21.
NASA’s IMAGE satellite, lost since 2005, is alive (skyriddles.wordpress.com)
22.
NSA’s top talent is leaving because of low pay, flagging morale, unpopular reorg (washingtonpost.com)
23.
LuLu: An open-source macOS firewall that blocks unknown outgoing connections (objective-see.com)
24.
Facebook open-sources Detectron (research.fb.com)
25.
Signal partners with Microsoft to bring end-to-end encryption to Skype (signal.org)
26.
Tea if by sea, cha if by land: Why the world only has two words for tea (qz.com)
27.
Things I Wish I'd Known About Bash (zwischenzugs.com)
28.
Intel Has a Big Problem (bloomberg.com)
29.
Meltdown Proof-of-Concept (github.com)
30.
The growing body of evidence that digital distraction is damaging our minds (theglobeandmail.com)