August 2015 Archive
3661.
The Town That Creep Built (bldgblog.blogspot.com)
3662.
California lawmakers approve drone trespassing crime bills (hosted.ap.org)
3663.
Prostitution in the Byzantine Holy Land (2010) (mybyzantine.wordpress.com)
3664.
Pseudo-Meritocracies (medium.com)
3665.
The Way GCHQ Obliterated the Guardian’s Laptops Revealed More Than It Intended (firstlook.org)
3666.
A Field Guide to Naming Your Startup (patrickwoods.com)
3667.
Google’s Prototype Self-Driving Cars Coming to Austin for Testing (siliconhillsnews.com)
3668.
Want to Steal a Mobile App's Secrets? There's an App for That (programmableweb.com)
3669.
Adventures in typography (theparisreview.org)
3670.
On the phenomenon of bullshit jobs (strikemag.org)
3671.
Google Minus: Google keeps backing all the wrong social products (arstechnica.com)
3672.
Storing User Passwords Securely: Hashing, Salting, and Bcrypt (2012) (dustwell.com)
3673.
An Empirical Study of Implicit Type Conversions in JavaScript (blog.acolyer.org)
3674.
The Martian author says Comcast let hacker take over his e-mail (arstechnica.com)
3675.
Harper Lee and the Cold War Canon (blog.historians.org)
3676.
Inside Snapchat's war against porn (dailydot.com)
3677.
A Journey to the Extreme Fringe of International Basketball (grantland.com)
3678.
Critical Flaw IDed in ZigBee Smart Home Devices (techcrunch.com)
3679.
Children Beating Up Robot Inspires New Escape Maneuver System (spectrum.ieee.org)
3680.
How SMS set back the mobile Internet by ten years (gyrovague.com)
3681.
Design Machines: How to survive the digital apocalypse (louderthanten.com)
3682.
Algorithms and Bias: Q. And A. With Cynthia Dwork (nytimes.com)
3683.
The BitLicense Hurts New York, Not Bitcoin (coinprices.io)
3684.
Zirtual's 'outsourced CFO' gives his side of the shutdown story (fortune.com)
3685.
Ask HN: Are there any in-depth documentaries on modern chip fabrication? ()
3686.
Show HN: YouMatchUp – Versatile real-time polling app (youmatchup.com)
3687.
Algae-Powered Lamp absorbs CO2 (smithsonianmag.com)
3688.
Miller is like sed, awk, cut, join, and sort for name-indexed data such as CSV (github.com)
3689.
Team USA Giant Robot Duel (kickstarter.com)
3690.
Team USA Giant Robot Duel (kickstarter.com)