October 2022 Archive
6751.
Clasp (LLVM-based Common Lisp) v2.0.0 released (github.com)
6752.
Obama Said Some of What the Progressive Caucus Got Slammed for About Ukraine (theintercept.com)
6753.
M.2 for Hackers – Expand Your Laptop (hackaday.com)
6754.
Charles Dickens as Animal Novelist (thebeliever.net)
6755.
Venture Capital Is Ripe for Disruption (every.to)
6756.
rsync.net: ZFS Replication to the cloud is finally here–and it’s fast (2015) (arstechnica.com)
6757.
Apple's Dynamic Island creates more problems than it solves for me (xda-developers.com)
6758.
Dot-com bust 2.0 is becoming a reality (axios.com)
6759.
Britain's Productivity Problem (npr.org)
6760.
6761.
Boston surpasses San Francisco as second-most expensive city for renters (boston.com)
6762.
What to Do When Someone Copies Your Startup (2012) (web.archive.org)
6763.
Tim Berners-Lee published a document called HTML Tags – 1991 (webdesignmuseum.org)
6764.
Finland’s Green Party Chose Nuclear Power (palladiummag.com)
6765.
School-age children struggling with talking following pandemic rules (news.sky.com)
6766.
Trends in Developer Jobs: A Meta Analysis of Stack Overflow Surveys (blog.boot.dev)
6767.
PFAS left dangerous blood compounds in nearly all US study participants (theguardian.com)
6768.
U-S-A! (en.wikipedia.org)
6769.
Bcachefs Status Update (lore.kernel.org)
6770.
An X windows system tutorial [video] (youtube.com)
6771.
Ukrainians use phone app to spot deadly Russian drone attacks (theguardian.com)
6772.
In Greece's largest port of Piraeus, China is the boss (dw.com)
6773.
Of Course Instant Groceries Don’t Work (theatlantic.com)
6774.
Attacked owl rescued by fishing crew 100 miles out to sea (bbc.co.uk)
6775.
Interview with an FFmpeg Enthusiast (youtube.com)
6776.
Spooky Masks and Async Exceptions (parsonsmatt.org)
6777.
Putin Stirs European Worry on Home Appliance Imports Stripped for Arms (bloomberg.com)
6778.
Fedifinder – finding Twitter peers on Mastodon username based (fedifinder.glitch.me)
6779.
A futuristic Mastodon introduction for 2021 (2021) (wordsmith.social)
6780.
English winemakers toast summer heatwaves (phys.org)