August 2015 Archive
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This Week in Data (August 21, 2015) (r1soft.com)
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GitHub's Top Coding Languages Show Open Source Has Won (wired.com)
8673.
First Zero-Day Java Vulnerability in Two Years (infoq.com)
8674.
Tonic: a better REPL for Node.js (tonicdev.com)
8675.
Has Google Taken a Stand Against Net Neutrality in India? (tech.firstpost.com)
8676.
List of Machine Learning Certifications and Data Science Bootcamps (analyticsvidhya.com)
8677.
Why Don Knuth Doesn't Use Email – Computerphile (youtube.com)
8678.
Snifflab: A WiFi Access Point that PCAPs all its traffic and MITMs all HTTPS (openeffect.ca)
8679.
Getting to work for the American people (18f.gsa.gov)
8680.
The Future of Coding and Its Impact on Developers and API Providers (programmableweb.com)
8681.
Diversity in Tech Leadership (theverge.com)
8682.
One nation under CCTV (wired.co.uk)
8683.
Google’s new OnHub is a $200 Wi-Fi router and smart home hub (arstechnica.com)
8684.
Majority of tech stocks in correction territory (cnbc.com)
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Forensically, free online photo forensics tool (29a.ch)
8686.
Chrome Extensions Are Coming to Firefox (techcrunch.com)
8687.
Life Sciences is the first new company under the umbrella of Alphabet (theverge.com)
8688.
Tweets take flight in the Google Search (googleblog.blogspot.com)
8689.
How Apple got Siri to run much faster, for a lot less cash (finance.yahoo.com)
8690.
Extortionists Target Ashley Madison Users (krebsonsecurity.com)
8691.
Monkey HTTP Server v1.6.1 is out (monkey-project.com)
8692.
LibreOffice Viewer for Android Full Test Drive -Mobile Expansion of LibreOffice (youtube.com)
8693.
Random Color: A tiny script for generating attractive random colors (github.com)
8694.
Producing poetry with recurrent neural networks (sballas8.github.io)
8695.
Disgust in Rome at mafia don's glamour funeral complete with Godfather music (theguardian.com)
8696.
Google Cloud DNS (cloud.google.com)
8697.
Ashley Madison complaints claim accounts not legitimate (thestar.com)
8698.
CSS Puns (shawn-golden.com)
8699.
Intuit puts venerable Quicken up on the block (pcworld.com)
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Dow suffers biggest weekly point drop since week ending Oct. 10, 2008 (marketwatch.com)