September 2020 Archive
1831.
Iceland and its medieval past (medievalists.net)
1832.
Disney criticised for filming Mulan in China's Xinjiang province (bbc.com)
1833.
Basic Printing on OpenBSD (paedubucher.ch)
1834.
Asynchronously Opening and Closing Files in Asyncio (nullprogram.com)
1835.
Shmig: Database migration tool written in bash (github.com)
1836.
A Free Software OS for the ReMarkable E-Paper Tablet (hackaday.com)
1837.
Daddy, did you need to buy an electric car? (svedic.org)
1838.
Would the internet be healthier without 'like' counts? (2019) (wired.com)
1839.
NeoAxis Game Engine 2020.5 (neoaxis.com)
1840.
Ask HN: What educational YouTube channels do you watch?
1841.
Show HN: Asroute – View unique networks traversed by traceroute (github.com)
1842.
A Tour of the Tiny and Obfuscated Image Decoder (eastfarthing.com)
1843.
I'm 18 and can already see my Alaska community changed forever by climate change (theguardian.com)
1844.
On YOLOsec and FOMOsec (swagitda.com)
1845.
Show HN: Linxy – Search News (golinxy.com)
1846.
Wirecard: The scandal spreads to German politics (ft.com)
1847.
US government accuses TikTok of being a mouthpiece for the Communist Party (npr.org)
1848.
From QMake to CMake: A story on why CMake is pretty nice in 2020 (screen-play.app)
1849.
Lenovo Thinkpad X1 Fold Available for Preorder: Hold onto Your Wallet (anandtech.com)
1850.
How to Build a State (worksinprogress.co)
1851.
Russia’s ‘slow-motion Chernobyl’ at sea (bbc.com)
1852.
Ask HN: Is it me or PWAs are pretty much dead?
1853.
Learning How to Learn Japanese (zachdaniel.dev)
1854.
Topology Explains Why Automobile Sunshades Fold Oddly (2009) (arxiv.org)
1855.
USBImager – A minimal GUI app that can write disk images to USB drives (gitlab.com)
1856.
The grim truth behind the Pied Piper (bbc.com)
1857.
What's New in C# 9.0 (docs.microsoft.com)
1858.
How Renormalization Saved Particle Physics (quantamagazine.org)
1859.
Star Tek–Exploiting the Final Frontier: Counterspace Operations in 2025 (1996) [pdf] (theblackvault.com)
1860.
Consume less, produce more (chrismytton.com)