May 2019 Archive
1621.
Why Airplane Boarding Got So Ridiculous (nymag.com)
1622.
Japan plans to create 10B 14-digit phone numbers with 5G era approaching (japantimes.co.jp)
1623.
New Taxes and Higher Density Aren't Fixing Vancouver's Housing Problem (citylab.com)
1624.
Why Workers Without College Degrees Are Fleeing Big Cities (nytimes.com)
1625.
A class-action suit imperils California freelancers (cjr.org)
1626.
EU's Tusk warns of risks in rise of U.S. tech giants (reuters.com)
1627.
Why Is Infrastructure So Expensive to Build in New York? (nymag.com)
1628.
One Day With the Squad That Removes Needles and Feces From Downtown Portland (wweek.com)
1629.
How to slice your code into continuations (dpiponi.github.io)
1630.
Boeing Admits It Knew of a Faulty Safety Alert in 737 Max (digit.fyi)
1631.
Adversarial Examples Are Not Bugs, They Are Features (arxiv.org)
1632.
Illegal toxic waste dumping in Italy (2014) (gizmodo.com)
1633.
Price Fixing: The Legal Argument That Could Destroy Uber (jalopnik.com)
1634.
Multi-threaded SQLite without the OperationalErrors (2017) (charlesleifer.com)
1635.
Understanding the Objective-C Runtime (2010) (cocoasamurai.blogspot.com)
1636.
Unwind: A privilege-separated DNS recursive nameserver for every laptop [pdf] (openbsd.org)
1637.
Microamp: Asymmetric Multi-Processing on Microcontrollers (blog.japaric.io)
1638.
Indictment of Julian Assange Poses a Clear Danger to Journalism, Speech (eff.org)
1639.
Tim Cook: Four-Year Degree Not Necessary to Be Proficient at Coding' (macrumors.com)
1640.
White House launches tool to report censorship on social media (theverge.com)
1641.
After suggesting a developer drop Linux support, Vivox have released a statement (gamingonlinux.com)
1642.
Every Vehicle Should Have an Electric Motor, Even If It Doesn’t Have a Plug (cleantechnica.com)
1643.
Chinese military to replace Windows OS amid fears of US hacking (zdnet.com)
1644.
The Fusion Reactor Next Door (nytimes.com)
1645.
Google Is Bringing Electronic IDs to Android (venturebeat.com)
1646.
U.S. records 75 new measles cases, 9.8% increase, as outbreak grows (reuters.com)
1647.
Apple’s defense of the App Store just shows how hard it is to compete with Apple (theverge.com)
1648.
Prospecting for gold by looking in leaves has proven itself in Australia (economist.com)
1649.
Tech billionaires who donate millions are just “bribing society at large.” (vox.com)
1650.
The Tyranny of Ideas (nadiaeghbal.com)