September 2021 Archive
7231.
Bcachefs Merges Support for Btrfs-Like Snapshots (phoronix.com)
7232.
Evil – The Math (improbable.com)
7233.
Cloudflare Is Taking a Shot at Email Security (wired.com)
7234.
Hubble Captures a 'Einstein Ring' Magnifying the Depths of the Universe (sciencealert.com)
7235.
Good Bye
7236.
OpenVAS vs. Nessus (intruder.io)
7237.
Car Salesmaned (peachesnstink.com)
7238.
Swift 5.5 has serious stack corruption bugs (forums.swift.org)
7239.
It from Bit: John Archibald Wheeler (brainpickings.org)
7240.
AMD 4700S CPU Reviewed: Defective PS5 Chips Find New Life (tomshardware.com)
7241.
The first coronavirus lockdown revealed big behavioral gender differences (phys.org)
7242.
Engineering Principles at Alan (medium.com)
7243.
Database-driven realtime architectures: a serverless, editable chat app – Part 1 (ably.com)
7244.
Apple unveils new features in iWork suite of productivity apps (apple.com)
7245.
Is Joe Biden a trillion-dollar coin kind of president? (qz.com)
7246.
Hunting a NUMA Performance Bug (p99conf.io)
7247.
Tōnalpōhualli (en.wikipedia.org)
7248.
Dropbox's Drew Houston says the 40-hour office week is a thing of the past (businessinsider.com)
7249.
Notion partners with Stripe and AWS to expand its startup program (notion.so)
7250.
The GIL and its effects on Python multithreading (tenthousandmeters.com)
7251.
A New Medium for Communicating Research on Programming Languages (willcrichton.net)
7252.
Docker in Pants 2.7: Automatically and incrementally build inputs and images (blog.pantsbuild.org)
7253.
Sensing Your Way to Better Choices (paulmcgrath.com)
7254.
DeSantis pushing election officials to investigate Facebook (politico.com)
7255.
India's nostalgic passion for old typewriters (bbc.com)
7256.
Deepfake Guide: How and Why They’re Made, and Their Future (theinternetstories.com)
7257.
Ruby: Proposal to Merge YJIT (bugs.ruby-lang.org)
7258.
Refugees help power machine learning advances at Microsoft, Facebook, and Amazon (restofworld.org)
7259.
Microsoft CEO calls failed TikTok talks the strangest thing I’ve ever worked on (geekwire.com)
7260.
Wikipedia List of Spammers (en.wikipedia.org)