January 2018 Archive
31.
Microsoft disables Spectre mitigations as Intel’s patches cause instability (securityweek.com)
32.
Waze Carpool (waze.com)
33.
Xi: an editor for the next 20 years [video] (recurse.com)
34.
Many packages suddenly disappeared (github.com)
35.
DuckDuckGo moves beyond search to also protect you while browsing (spreadprivacy.com)
36.
Curry spice turmeric boosts memory by nearly 30%, eases depression, study finds (ac.els-cdn.com)
37.
Wine 3.0 Released (winehq.org)
38.
Harvesting credit card numbers and passwords from websites (medium.com)
39.
Today is the fifth anniversary of Aaron Swartz's death
40.
Reality has a surprising amount of detail (2017) (johnsalvatier.org)
41.
Strava heatmap can be used to locate military bases (twitter.com)
42.
Researchers find that one person likely drove Bitcoin from $150 to $1,000 (techcrunch.com)
43.
LinuxBoot: Linux as Firmware (linuxboot.org)
44.
Courts: Violating a Website’s Terms of Service Is Not a Crime (eff.org)
45.
Walkable Streets Are More Economically Productive (strongtowns.org)
46.
Show HN: Observable Notebooks (beta.observablehq.com)
47.
The screen that set off the ballistic missile alert on Saturday (twitter.com)
48.
My new favorite book of all time (gatesnotes.com)
49.
Show HN: Self-generated custom art for your home or Airbnb (eliotand.me)
50.
Linux page table isolation is not needed on AMD processors (lkml.org)
51.
How to Run Your Own Mail Server (2017) (c0ffee.net)
52.
“Get Out of Jail Free” Cards in New York (marginalrevolution.com)
53.
Content-aware image resize library (github.com)
54.
Finding a CPU Design Bug in the Xbox 360 (randomascii.wordpress.com)
55.
Germany vs. Elsevier: universities win temporary free journal access (nature.com)
56.
Is it time for open processors? (lwn.net)
57.
Intel Responds to Security Research Findings (newsroom.intel.com)
58.
Learn FFmpeg the hard way (github.com)
59.
Useful Mental Models (2016) (defmacro.org)
60.
Turning web design mockups into code with Deep Learning (blog.floydhub.com)