November 2021 Archive
61.
Pinterest ruined photo search on the internet (inputmag.com)
62.
Only 90s web developers remember this (2014) (zachholman.com)
63.
Books that changed my career as a software engineer (julianogtz.github.io)
64.
How credit cards make money (bam.kalzumeus.com)
65.
Ask HN: What you up to? (Who doesn't want to be hired?)
66.
Business Essentials (apple.com)
67.
How to make a CPU – a simple picture-based explanation (blog.robertelder.org)
68.
ProctorU is dystopian spyware (shkspr.mobi)
69.
OpenLGTV: Legal reverse engineering and research of LG TVs firmware (openlgtv.github.io)
70.
The gradual extinction of softness (hippocampusmagazine.com)
71.
Elfshaker: Version control system fine-tuned for binaries (github.com)
72.
AWS Private 5G (aws.amazon.com)
73.
Zillow to stop flipping homes, loses more than $550M, lays off 25% of staff (marketwatch.com)
74.
American spy hacked Booking.com, company stayed silent (nrc.nl)
75.
Tiny (tinycapital.com)
76.
Samsung plans $17B chip plant in Taylor, Texas (datacenterdynamics.com)
77.
Remix – A framework focused on web fundamentals and modern UX (remix.run)
78.
Cocaine Paraphernalia Ads in the 70s (rarehistoricalphotos.com)
79.
Restic – Backups Done Right (restic.net)
80.
The Invisible JavaScript Backdoor (certitude.consulting)
81.
Twitter rolls back AMP support, no longer sends users to AMP pages (searchengineland.com)
82.
Crypto Wash Trading (arxiv.org)
83.
Stockholm parents built their own school app, then the city called the cops (wired.co.uk)
84.
The metaverse is already here – it's Minecraft (clivethompson.medium.com)
85.
The World's Deadliest Thing (the-angry-chef.com)
86.
ISO should make all standards Publicly Available (docs.google.com)
87.
I hate password rules (schneier.com)
88.
FBI's ability to legally access secure messaging app content and metadata [pdf] (propertyofthepeople.org)
89.
Microsoft Edge’s new ‘Buy now, pay later’ feature is the definition of bloatware (xda-developers.com)
90.
Hubris – A small operating system for deeply-embedded computer systems (oxide.computer)