September 2024 Archive
3421.
Israel detonates Hezbollah walkie-talkies in second wave after pager attack (axios.com)
3422.
The New Code Club (raspberrypi.org)
3423.
3424.
3425.
Ketogenic Diet Shows Promise Treating Serious Mental Illness in Stanford Study (metabolicmind.org)
3426.
Ask HN: New to US, puzzled why tech hasn't simplified health insurance
3427.
X working again in Brazil as Elon Musk finds way around ban (using Cloudflare) (bbc.co.uk)
3428.
Ask HN: How Can I Quickly Launch My Web Product and Attract Target Users?
3429.
Where Are America's Most Expensive Towns? (nytimes.com)
3430.
How Apple Rules the World (bloomberg.com)
3431.
⓿ dependencies! (0dependencies.dev)
3432.
The Unfortunate Physics of Male Urination (2016) (priceonomics.com)
3433.
Ask HN: How can I tell if my electronic devices can be remotely detonated?
3434.
Show HN: I built an open source alternative to Grammarly (rewritepal.com)
3435.
Ask HN: Where are you hosting your Postgres database in 2024?
3436.
Aussie Billionaire Bans Workers from Leaving Office for Coffee and Lunch (ibtimes.co.uk)
3437.
MongoDB deprecates Atlas Device sync (mongodb.com)
3438.
Show HN: World's most performant web table (multicore, DOM-based) (github.com)
3439.
Ask HN: Dev/Ops/DevOps tools you use and more people should
3440.
Ukrainian drones now spray 2,500° C thermite streams right into Russian trenches (arstechnica.com)
3441.
Ask HN: What was your best source of top engineering job candidates?
3442.
The Battle for the Soul of WordPress (double-zero.cloud)
3443.
Storing RSA Private Keys in DNS TXT Records? (reconwave.com)
3444.
Mark Zuckerberg's 20-year mistake (platformer.news)
3445.
Deploy a Redis Cluster on Kubernetes within 5 minutes (kubeblocks.io)
3446.
Elon Musk's endorsement of Trump may have backfired (cnbc.com)
3447.
Ask HN: How do Indie makers and solopreneurs get back into 9 to 5 again?
3448.
Nvd.nist.gov cert expired yesterday and uses HSTS (nvd.nist.gov)
3449.
Why Do Students Remember Everything on Television and Forget Everything I Say? (aft.org)
3450.
Nebula: Brave's differentially private system for privacy-preserving analytics (brave.com)