November 2019 Archive
601.
React in concurrent mode: 2000 state-connected comps re-rendered at 60FPS (twitter.com)
602.
Really Small Java Apps (august.nagro.us)
603.
Nostalgia for Minecraft (reallifemag.com)
604.
Steam for Linux client adds support for Linux namespaces (steamcommunity.com)
605.
Show HN: Turn any device with a browser into a security camera (uview.io)
606.
Diamonds Keep Getting Cheaper (bloomberg.com)
607.
Microsoft Comic Chat (en.wikipedia.org)
608.
Project Silica proof-of-concept stores movie on quartz glass (news.microsoft.com)
609.
India air pollution at 'unbearable levels' (bbc.com)
610.
New 5G flaws can track phone locations and spoof emergency alerts (techcrunch.com)
611.
Tech Workers Backing Candidates Looking to Break Up Their Employers (bloomberg.com)
612.
Corporate debt nears a record $10T, and borrowing binge poses new risks (washingtonpost.com)
613.
Vice Ventures is investing in taboo industries that other funds won’t touch (marker.medium.com)
614.
Dopamine Fasting (nytimes.com)
615.
The Lost Key of QWERTY (2016) (widespacer.blogspot.com)
616.
Threadripper 3960X Compiles Linux Kernel in Under 30 Seconds (phoronix.com)
617.
The Maturing of QUIC (fastly.com)
618.
Nine-year-old child to graduate university (cnn.com)
619.
Windows will improve user privacy with DNS over HTTPS (techcommunity.microsoft.com)
620.
Expertise in the Age of YouTube (behavioralscientist.org)
621.
Unleashing Open-Source Silicon (opensource.googleblog.com)
622.
The problem isn’t data protection, it’s data collection (twitter.com)
623.
Black Tide in Brazil (correspondent.afp.com)
624.
TROS: IBM mainframes stored microcode in transformers (righto.com)
625.
Farm country feeds America, but try buying groceries there (nytimes.com)
626.
UK Met Office Climate Dashboard (metoffice.gov.uk)
627.
Open Steno Project: Bringing Stenography to Everyone (openstenoproject.org)
628.
Uxbox – The open-source prototyping tool (uxbox.io)
629.
Those odd-looking security barriers (ianvisits.co.uk)
630.
Programming in 1969: An interview with a pioneer – my mum (ilikebigbits.com)