August 2015 Archive
2881.
Thunderstrike 2 OS X Firmware Attack Self-Replicates to Peripherals (threatpost.com)
2882.
Basic MCMC and Bayesian Statistics in BASIC (sumsar.net)
2883.
Show HN: I write a book about RethinkDB in one year ()
2884.
Ethereum configuration tool (etherscripter.com)
2885.
Inside the Secret Dating App for Famous People (nymag.com)
2886.
Snapchat lost $128M during the first 11 months of 2014 (washingtonpost.com)
2887.
Boycott Docker (boycottdocker.org)
2888.
Firefox OS: New Design (youtube.com)
2889.
Study: Algorithmic word analysis can predict schizophrenia (theatlantic.com)
2890.
Show HN: Bloop – Declarative Modeling for DynamoDB (github.com)
2891.
Intro to ROM Hacking: Building an SMS Powered Game Genie with Lua and Python (twilio.com)
2892.
Running V8 isolates in a multi-threaded ArangoDB database (arangodb.com)
2893.
Coffee Is Wall Street's Original Cocaine (businessinsider.com)
2894.
No-fly list uses 'predictive assessments' instead of hard evidence (theguardian.com)
2895.
The Reinvention of Black (nautil.us)
2896.
Machinery – An asynchronous task queue (richardknop.github.io)
2897.
MozPromise: A Better Tool for Asynchronous C++ (bholley.net)
2898.
Jeb Bush Comes Out Against Encryption (firstlook.org)
2899.
An early look at SQL in Meteor (info.meteor.com)
2900.
How Segment Models Growth for Two-Sided Marketplaces (segment.com)
2901.
Theories of Everything, Mapped (quantamagazine.org)
2902.
Interactive: What Is Space? (quantamagazine.org)
2903.
Google's Project Fi cell phone service is simple, until it's not (theverge.com)
2904.
High Tech Hubs and Post-Employment Restrictions (casetext.com)
2905.
Noodle makeover: How one Japanese migrant made it in the US (bbc.co.uk)
2906.
Windows Server Containers Released in Preview (blogs.technet.com)
2907.
Show HN: CopperheadOS – A hardened fork of Android (just released our alpha) (copperhead.co)
2908.
Applications that link against OpenSSL will crash on Android M (sourcedna.com)
2909.
Quala: Type Qualifiers for LLVM/Clang (github.com)
2910.
The most accurate clocks in space (bbc.com)