Tuesday, 10 March 2020

• The History of WD-40
  comments | jalopnik.com | tags: history
• The Unexpected Google Wide Domain Check Bypass
  comments | bugs.xdavidhu.me | tags: bugs, domain, and google
• TornadoVM: Running Java on GPUs and FPGAs
  comments | infoq.com | tags: java, and programming

Monday, 9 March 2020

• 33 Concepts Every Javascript Developer Should Know
  comments | github.com | tags: dev, guide, and javascript
• Frink: A Programming Language Designed To Make Physical Calculations Simple
  comments | frinklang.org | tags: programming
• How I Built The Best-Selling Blackberry App of All-Time
  comments | neilwithdata.com | tags: software, and story
• How I Made a 3D Game In Only 2KB of JavaScript
  comments | frankforce.com | tags: games, and javascript
• How Websites Evolved Back to Static HTML/CSS/JS Files
  comments | paramaggarwal.substack.com | tags: internet, and thought
• In 2002, a Marvel Comics Writer Based an Alternate Version of Nick Fury on Samuel L Jackson, Using His Image Without Permission. Jackson Discovered This and Nearly Took Legal Action. Marvel Offered To Cast Him as Fury If The Character Was Ever In a Movie. Jackson Took The Deal Today I Learned
  comments | time.com | tags: movie, and today-i-learned
• My Favourite Git Commit
  comments | dhwthompson.com | tags: git, and thought
• Pleroma 2.0: A Free, Federated Social Networking Server Built on Open Protocols
  comments | pleroma.social | tags: self-host, and social
• Speeding Up Zsh And Oh-My-Zsh
  comments | blog.jonlu.ca | tags: linux, software, and terminal
• Tennis Balls Used To Be White Until Sir David Attenborough Realized They'd Be Hard To Follow On Color Television So The Sport Created "Optic Yellow" Ball Today I Learned
  comments | tennis365.com | tags: sport, and today-i-learned

Sunday, 8 March 2020

• Dangerzone: Convert Potentially Dangerous PDFs, Documents, or Images to Safe PDF
  comments | github.com | tags: security, and software
• Firecracker: Secure and Fast MicroVMs for Serverless Computing
  comments | firecracker-microvm.github.io | tags: dev, security, server, and virtual-machine
• GuiLite: Small, Cute GUI Effects You Can Reuse
  comments | github.com | tags: open-source
• Karaoke For Any Song In Any Language
  comments | github.com | tags: movie, music, open-source, and software
• Last Week on My Mac: Deceived by the Finder
  comments | eclecticlight.co | tags: apple, ios, and os
• Session: An Open Source Private Messenger That Doesn’t Need Your Phone Number
  comments | itsfoss.com | tags: security, social, and software
• The Great Buenos Aires Bank Heist
  comments | gq.com | tags: news, and story
• The LoraWan Pager: An Open Telecommunicator Device, Independant from SIM Cards and Telecom Providers
  comments | hackaday.io | tags: guide, and hardware
• The Odyssey of Stark and Melody - Prototyping a New Language And OS With The Help of The .NET Ecosystem And seL4 Micro-Kernel
  comments | xoofx.com | tags: .net, and dev
• The Story of the PS2’s Backwards Compatibility From the Engineer Who Built It
  comments | medium.com | tags: games, and story
• UniversalDataTool: Open-Source Collaborative Data Labeling
  comments | github.com | tags: artificial-intelligence, data, machine-learning, and open-source

Saturday, 7 March 2020

• 6 Months In And $1k MRR: My Biggest Mistakes So Far
  comments | lunchbag.ca | tags: startup, and story
• Analysing .NET Start-up Time with Flamegraphs
  comments | mattwarren.org | tags: .net, and dev
• Cloud Storage For $2 Per TB Per Month
  comments | blog.sia.tech | tags: storage
• How To Rate-Limit Your Node/Express API (The Easy Way)
  comments | zachwhite.io | tags: api, nodejs, and web-development

Friday, 6 March 2020

• CLUI: Building a Graphical Command Line
  comments | blog.repl.it | tags: dev, software, and terminal
• Discovering the Brain’s Nightly “Rinse Cycle”
  comments | directorsblog.nih.gov | tags: health, and science
• HiddenVM — Use Any Desktop OS Without Leaving a Trace
  comments | github.com | tags: open-source, os, security, and virtual-machine
• Intel x86 Root of Trust: Loss of Trust
  comments | blog.ptsecurity.com | tags: intel, leaks, and security
• PowerShell 7.0
  comments | devblogs.microsoft.com | tags: microsoft, software, and terminal
• Project Sandcastle: Android for the iPhone
  comments | projectsandcastle.org | tags: android, ios, and os
• The Depictions of The Mafia In The Sopranos were So Accurate, That Real Members Thought That They Were Being Spied On. These Conversations were Overheard, When The FBI were Indeed Spying On Them Today I Learned
  comments | cheatsheet.com | tags: today-i-learned
• The History of the URL
  comments | blog.cloudflare.com | tags: browser, history, and internet
• Using Anki to Remember What You Read
  comments | superorganizers.substack.com | tags: guide, and productivity

Thursday, 5 March 2020

• How Explaining Copyright Broke the YouTube Copyright System
  comments | law.nyu.edu | tags: music, and news
• In Kaua‘i, Botanists Rediscover an Extinct Plant Once Mistaken for Another Extinct Plant
  comments | atlasobscura.com | tags: environment, and science
• Introduction to Malware Analysis and Reverse Engineering
  comments | class.malware.re | tags: guide, learning, and security
• Monitoror - Unified Monitoring Wallboard
  comments | monitoror.com | tags: open-source, and software
• Scientists Found a Caterpillar That Thrives When Eating Plastic. As One of More Than 50 Known Species of "Plastivores" — or Plastic-Eating Organisms — Researchers Hope The Greater Wax Moth Caterpillar Will Help Provide Us "With a Great Starting Point To Model How To Effectively Biodegrade Plastic."
  comments | discovermagazine.com | tags: science