Monday, 30 March 2020

• The Origin Story Of The N95 Mask
  comments | fastcompany.com | tags: history

Sunday, 29 March 2020

• "Genghis Khan" Was Just A Title Meaning "Ruler Of All", His Given Name Was Temüjin Borjigin Today I Learned
  comments | en.wikipedia.org | tags: history, and today-i-learned
• A Practical Guide to Memory Leaks in Node.js
  comments | arbazsiddiqui.me | tags: guide, nodejs, and web-development
• Building a Raspberry Pi Speedometer
  comments | gleslie.com | tags: hardware, and raspberry-pi
• Go Quirks
  comments | blog.sbstp.ca | tags: golang, opinion, programming, and thought
• Goyave – Golang Web Framework
  comments | github.com | tags: golang, open-source, and web-development
• How Is The Linux Kernel Tested?
  comments | embeddedbits.org | tags: dev, linux, and testing
• Maltego – Open-Source Intelligence And Graphical Link Analysis Tool
  comments | maltego.com | tags: software
• SpicyPass: A Light-Weight Password Manager With Focus on Simplicity and Security
  comments | github.com | tags: open-source, security, and software

Saturday, 28 March 2020

• Cosmic Dust Adds About 40,000 Metric Tons Per Year To Earth’s Mass Today I Learned
  comments | astronomy.com | tags: environment, science, and today-i-learned
• Coyotes Are Being Seen On The Empty Streets Of San Francisco
  comments | sfgate.com | tags: nature, and news
• How are Unix Pipes Implemented?
  comments | toroid.org | tags: linux, and terminal
• Introvert – Generative Artwork To Keep You Off Your Phone
  comments | iamintrovert.co | tags: graphics, mobile-app, and productivity
• Mycroft – An Open-Source Voice Assistant
  comments | mycroft.ai | tags: artificial-intelligence, and voice-assistant
• Plasma Bigscreen: KDE's User Interface For Big TV Screens
  comments | plasma-bigscreen.org | tags: hardware, and os
• Talkyard: Open-Source Forum Software – A Stackoverflow, Reddit, Disqus Hybrid
  comments | github.com | tags: free, open-source, and social
• The Hardest Program I've Ever Written
  comments | journal.stuffwithstuff.com | tags: dev, and story
• The Theory of Infectious Origin of The Alzheimer’s Disease
  comments | padiracinnovation.org | tags: health, and science

Friday, 27 March 2020

• ArkScript: Small, Fast, Functional And Scripting Language For Video Games
  comments | github.com | tags: game-engine, games, and programming
• Darling – Run macOS Software on Linux
  comments | darlinghq.org | tags: apple, linux, os, and software
• Quickly Find Rust Program Bottlenecks Online Using a Go Tool
  comments | pingcap.com | tags: golang, online-tools, and rust
• Upgraded Google Glass helps autistic kids “see” emotions
  comments | spectrum.ieee.org | tags: google, health, science, and technology
• Wavve: Making $76k a Month Turning Podcasts Into Videos
  comments | failory.com | tags: business, startup, and story
• What Happens When The Maintainer of a JS Library Downloaded 26m Times a Week Goes To Prison For Killing Someone With A Motorbike? Core-JS Just Found Out
  comments | theregister.co.uk | tags: javascript, and story
• Zoom iOS App Sends Data To Facebook Even If You Don’t Have a Facebook Account
  comments | vice.com | tags: facebook, ios, and security
• Zotero: Personal Research Assistant
  comments | zotero.org | tags: free, open-source, and software

Thursday, 26 March 2020

• 5,000-Year-Old Sword Is Discovered By an Archaeology Student At a Venetian Monastery
  comments | edition.cnn.com | tags: history, and news
• Free Online Coursera Learning Courses During Covid-19
  comments | blog.coursera.org | tags: learning, and online-course
• Sorcia: Self-hosted Web Frontend For Git Repositories Written In Go
  comments | git.mysticmode.org | tags: git, golang, open-source, and self-host

Wednesday, 25 March 2020

• A Categorized List Of All Java and JVM Features Since JDK 8 To 14
  comments | advancedweb.hu | tags: guide, java, and programming
• Apple Just Killed Offline Web Apps While Purporting To Protect Your Privacy
  comments | ar.al | tags: apple, and mobile-app
• Comparing Google Maps 3D with Singapore’s OneMap3D
  comments | tongwing.woon.sg | tags: environment, and technology
• Cronopete – A Linux clone of Time Machine
  comments | rastersoft.com | tags: linux, and software
• Disney World Is The Second-Largest Purchaser Of Explosives In The United States. The First Is The U. S. Department Of Defense Today I Learned
  comments | mygoodtimes.in | tags: today-i-learned
• Earlier, Doctors Used To Tap The Patient's Chest To Get Clues About Their Medical Condition. One 'Gentleman' French Doctor, Reluctant To Embarrass a Young Girl, Rolled Up a Sheet Of Paper To Make a Tube And Placed It On Her Chest. It Worked, And As a Result, The Stethoscope Was Invented Today I Learned
  comments | scienceabc.com | tags: health, science, and today-i-learned
• Homenauts – Resources for Explorers Who Stay At Home
  comments | homenauts.com | tags: productivity
• Hunting Dinosaurs in Central Africa
  comments | contingentmagazine.org | tags: history, and science
• I Got My File From Clearview AI, and It Freaked Me Out
  comments | onezero.medium.com | tags: internet, security, and story
• Speeding up Linux Disk Encryption
  comments | blog.cloudflare.com | tags: linux, and storage
• Stanford Researchers Confirm N95 Masks Can Be Sterilized In Oven
  comments | m.box.com | tags: health, and science
• The Coronavirus Pandemic In Five Powerful Charts
  comments | nature.com | tags: health, and science
• Why I like the Vert.x Framework
  comments | kislayverma.com | tags: java, and web-development