November 2018 Archive
2101.
2102.
How does the process of colourisation affect our understanding of history?
(historytoday.com)
2103.
2104.
Chinese startup Makeblock is bringing robots to classrooms
(fastcompany.com)
2105.
Can helplines survive our growing fear of the phone call?
(theguardian.com)
2106.
2107.
Björk on nature and technology
(thecreativeindependent.com)
2108.
Google in China: When ‘Don’t Be Evil’ Met the Great Firewall
(bloomberg.com)
2109.
2110.
The Adorable Optimism of the IPCC
(rifters.com)
2111.
A history of sports fans resorting to performance-enhancing curses
(laphamsquarterly.org)
2112.
The tragedy of the commons in evolutionary biology (2007) [pdf]
(kokkonuts.org)
2113.
2114.
Science and the Rise of the Co-Authors (2015)
(blogs.plos.org)
2115.
L4Drop: XDP DDoS Mitigations
(blog.cloudflare.com)
2116.
The Woman Who Reinvented the Moon
(nautil.us)
2117.
How to Game the App Store
(davidbarnard.com)
2118.
2119.
Why suicide is falling around the world, and how to bring it down more
(amp.economist.com)
2120.
Future of EV vs. ICE
(threader.app)
2121.
Chrome 71 will block any and all ads on sites with “abusive experiences”
(arstechnica.com)
2122.
2123.
A Localization Horror Story: It Could Happen To You (1999)
(search.cpan.org)
2124.
Mass starvation is humanity’s fate if we keep flogging the land to death
(theguardian.com)
2125.
End intellectual property
(aeon.co)
2126.
How Google is slowing innovation
(medium.com)
2127.
Swarmlike collective behavior in bicycling
(phys.org)
2128.
Building Slack Bots for Fun: A Serverless Release Gong
(stackery.io)
2130.
Fountain codes (2005) [pdf]
(docs.switzernet.com)