January 2022 Archive
3301.
Apple Destroys Lightning (reneritchie.net)
3302.
The Cue Covid-19 Test Cartridge (danrl.com)
3303.
Rand Paul quits YouTube in protest against censorship by Big Tech (presstv.ir)
3304.
They Say: Do Not Use Margins in CSS. How I Use Them Anyway (wolfoliver.medium.com)
3305.
Xiaomi MIUI 13 allegedly blocks installation of “unlawful” apps (twitter.com)
3306.
Ask HN: How do you record and edit (programming) videos on Linux?
3307.
Germany Continues Debate Ending Unlimited Speed on Autobahn After Bugatti Run (jalopnik.com)
3308.
24/192 Music Downloads and why they make no sense (2012) (web.archive.org)
3309.
Deploying Elixir Book (store.miguelcoba.com)
3310.
Programming and Cognitive Load (2019) (dabapps.com)
3311.
Show HN: Burglar simulation “The Clou” from 1994 ported right in the the browser (theclou.netlify.app)
3312.
Bitcoin network hash rate down 13.4% due to Kazakh protests (cointelegraph.com)
3313.
Cyclorama (en.wikipedia.org)
3314.
Absurdle: An Adversarial Variant of Wordle (qntm.org)
3315.
How Many Decimals of Pi Do We Really Need? (jpl.nasa.gov)
3316.
The best way to get ahead is now to lie (unherd.com)
3317.
Anarchists Are Building DIY Heaters to Keep Unhoused People Warm (vice.com)
3318.
FreeYourMusic lets users move their playlists between music apps (freeyourmusic.com)
3319.
Some Roku smart TVs are now showing banner ads over live TV (arstechnica.com)
3320.
Bitcoin’s Dominance of Crypto Payments Is Starting to Erode (bloomberg.com)
3321.
Cars sold in the EU will be forced to record driving data Starting this summer (reclaimthenet.org)
3322.
Bintris – Golang Mobile Game (github.com)
3323.
In Slovenia, Beekeeping Is Sacred–and Key for a Sustainable Food System (saveur.com)
3324.
Brief Intro to Monads in JavaScript (github.com)
3325.
Amazon has disbanded the Twitter army it paid to tweet about how great Amazon is (theverge.com)
3326.
Hackers Steal $119M from ‘Web3’ Crypto Project with Old School Attack (vice.com)
3327.
52 Things I Learned in 2021 (kottke.org)
3328.
Author admitted plagiarism. Supervisor asked for retraction. Publisher: “nah” (retractionwatch.com)
3329.
The Chaos (wordsmith.org)
3330.
LAPD cops hunted Pokémon instead of responding to robbery (arstechnica.com)