May 2022 Archive
5791.
Scientists Say There May Be “Humans” All over the Universe (futurism.com)
5792.
Color Code (github.com)
5793.
The Apple M1 Ultra Crushes Intel in Computational Fluid Dynamics Performance (extremetech.com)
5794.
The Fed raises interest rates by the most in over 20 years to fight inflation (npr.org)
5795.
This weekend I build ⌘-k for Google Calendar (lui.vercel.app)
5796.
Cameo lays off close to 90, including senior executives (protocol.com)
5797.
California Welcomes Blockchain Web3 (gov.ca.gov)
5798.
Peer-to-Peer Communication Across Network Address Translators (bford.info)
5799.
Finnish power companies refuse to provide Yandex's data centre with electricity (yle.fi)
5800.
NFT Sales Are Flatlining (wsj.com)
5801.
Apple, Google, and Microsoft will kill passwords and phishing in 1 stroke (arstechnica.com)
5802.
The once-booming tech industry is starting to cut jobs and costs (fortune.com)
5803.
A Plea for Retrocomputing Books (blog.steve.fi)
5804.
Uber CEO's email about shifting landscape titled: “the next (best) chapter” (twitter.com)
5805.
A new era for Cloudflare Pages builds (blog.cloudflare.com)
5806.
Red Hat became the tip of the spear for IBM’s rejuvenation strategy (techcrunch.com)
5807.
Jack Dorsey says he agrees with reversing Trump's Twitter ban (axios.com)
5808.
Apple’s Next Move Misses the Mark (1997) (fortune.com)
5809.
Sarin gas blamed for Gulf War syndrome (bbc.com)
5810.
What I did to destroy Russian pontoon bridge over Siverskyi Donets, a thread (twitter.com)
5811.
Twitter estimates spam, fake accounts comprise less than 5% of users (reuters.com)
5812.
Musk $44B Twitter deal temporarily on hold (reuters.com)
5813.
Stream with sub-second latency is like a magical HDMI cable to the cloud (blog.cloudflare.com)
5814.
A Review of Sails.js in 2022 (gist.gg)
5815.
A coalition wants to change how social media sites control followers (washingtonpost.com)
5816.
Most Expensive vs. Cheapest Toaster (youtube.com)
5817.
US cops kick back against facial recognition bans (theregister.com)
5818.
Why I should use Wikiless instead of Wikipedia? (codeberg.org)
5819.
(Prometheus) Scraping Anything, Anywhere (Part 3) (openziti.github.io)
5820.
Show HN: Photobox by Pixlr (pixlr.com)