Thursday, 13 February 2020

• NeXTSTEP-like Desktop Environment for Linux
  comments | github.com | tags: linux, and open-source
• PeerTube: An Open Source & Decentralized YouTube Alternative
  comments | github.com | tags: open-source, self-host, and software
• Tasking Devs With Creating Detailed Estimates is a Waste of Time
  comments | iism.org | tags: dev, opinion, and thought

Wednesday, 12 February 2020

• An Implementation of Git in (Almost) Pure POSIX Shell
  comments | git.sr.ht | tags: git, and terminal
• Becoming a High Performing Software Developer Working from Your Bedroom
  comments | zephony.com | tags: guide, and productivity
• How We Scaled AI Dungeon 2 to Support Over 1,000,000 Users
  comments | medium.com | tags: artificial-intelligence, dev, games, and story
• In Toy Story 4 Instead of Creating All of The Individual Cobwebs By Hand, Pixer Created AI Spiders That Were Programmed to Spin The Webs Wherever The Cobwebs Needed to Be Today I Learned
  comments | kottke.org | tags: artificial-intelligence, and today-i-learned
• OpenPush: A Free, Decentralized Push Messaging Framework for Android
  comments | f-droid.org | tags: android, and free
• People Born Blind are Mysteriously Protected from Schizophrenia
  comments | vice.com | tags: health
• Rotary Cellphone
  comments | justine-haupt.com | tags: hardware
• Several Months in The Life of Project Zero – Part 1: The Chrome Bug of Suffering
  comments | googleprojectzero.blogspot.com | tags: browser, bugs, and google
• Shooting 8K Videos on The Samsung Galaxy S20 Requires 600MB per Minute
  comments | theverge.com | tags: mobile-phone, and storage
• Stage: A Minimalistic 2D, Cross-Platform HTML5 Game Engine
  comments | piqnt.com | tags: browser, and game-engine
• The Generic Silhouette in Microsoft Outlook 2010 Is Actually a Shadow Cutout of Bill Gates' Mugshot When He Got Arrested for a Driving Offense in 1977 Today I Learned
  comments | news.softpedia.com | tags: microsoft, and today-i-learned

Tuesday, 11 February 2020

• Free Illustrations of the Natural World
  comments | smithsonianmag.com | tags: animal, free, and graphics
• I've Screwed Up Plenty of Things Too
  comments | rachelbythebay.com | tags: thought
• In Case You Ever Want to Unicycle 21,000 Miles...
  comments | outsideonline.com | tags: guide
• Jules Verne’s Most Famous Books Were Part of a 54-Volume Masterpiece
  comments | openculture.com | tags: books
• Performant Front-end Architecture
  comments | debugbear.com | tags: web-development
• Pluto was Named By 11-Year-Old Venetia Burney. After Her Grandfather Read About The Discovery, Venetia, who Enjoyed Mythology, Said The Planet was in a Region Similar to The Dark, Remote Underworld Ruled By The Roman God Pluto. Her Grandfather Then Contacted Astronomers Suggesting The Name Today I Learned
  comments | astronomy.com | tags: history, science, and today-i-learned
• Yap: An Ephemeral, Real-Time Chat Room With Up To Six Participants
  comments | yap.chat | tags: online-tools

Monday, 10 February 2020

• Building Firefox's Picture-in-Picture Support
  comments | hacks.mozilla.org | tags: browser, dev, firefox, and story
• I Ordered a Box of Boxes from The Packaging Wholesalers Via Amazon.ca
  comments | twitter.com | tags: story
• Linux 5.6 is The Most Exciting Kernel in Years
  comments | phoronix.com | tags: linux
• Run Your Own High-End Cloud Gaming Service On Ec2 (2015)
  comments | lg.io | tags: games
• Teach Yourself Computer Science
  comments | teachyourselfcs.com | tags: guide, and knowledge
• Trying to Sneak in a Sketchy .so Over The Weekend
  comments | rachelbythebay.com | tags: dev, security, and story
• Why Google Did Android
  comments | tbray.org | tags: android, google, and history

Sunday, 9 February 2020

• A Man Who was Paralyzed from a Surfing Accident Neck Injury was Able to Walk Again from an Experimental Treatment. Stem Cells from The Man's Own Stomach Fat were Injected Into His Spinal Cord to Regenerate and Repair The Injury Today I Learned
  comments | goodmorningamerica.com | tags: health, and today-i-learned
• A Surprisingly Common Mistake Involving Wildcards & The Find Command
  comments | blog.robertelder.org | tags: guide, and terminal
• Build .NET AOT for WebAssembly in Visual Studio with Uno Platform
  comments | platform.uno | tags: .net, dev, and web-development
• Dangerous Domain Corp.com Goes Up for Sale
  comments | krebsonsecurity.com | tags: domain, internet, and security
• Dogs Poop in Alignment With Earth’s Magnetic Field, Study Finds
  comments | pbs.org | tags: animal, and science
• Gonorrhea is One of The Strongest Known Organisms, Capable of Pulling with a Force 100,000 Times Their Own Body Weight, this is Equivalent to a Human Pulling 10 Million Kilos Today I Learned
  comments | futurism.com | tags: science, and today-i-learned
• Lasersaur: Open-Source Laser Cutter
  comments | lasersaur.com | tags: hardware, and open-source
• My Productivity App for The Past 12 Years has Been a Single .TXT File
  comments | jeffhuang.com | tags: productivity
• One Hundred Ideas for Computing
  comments | samsquire.github.io | tags: technology
• Scientists Discover Virus With No Recognizable Genes
  comments | sciencemag.org | tags: science
• Send Video/Audio Over Hdmi on an FPGA
  comments | github.com | tags: hardware, and open-source

Saturday, 8 February 2020

• Apollo 11 Guidance Computer (AGC) vs USB-C Chargers
  comments | forrestheller.com | tags: hardware, technology, and versus
• Ask HN: What are Good Solo Developer Blogs that you Enjoy Reading?
  comments | news.ycombinator.com | tags: hacker-news
• Database Lab – Full-size Staging Databases as a Service
  comments | gitlab.com | tags: database