Friday, 20 March 2020

• Pwn2Own 2020: Hacker Wins $30,000 For Ubuntu’s Privilege Escalation Bug
  comments | fossbytes.com | tags: bugs, leaks, and linux
• Vagon – Personal High Performance Computer In The Cloud
  comments | vagon.io | tags: productivity, and server

Thursday, 19 March 2020

• 25,000-Year-Old Structure Built of the Bones of 60 Mammoths
  comments | smithsonianmag.com | tags: environment, history, and science
• Anatomy of My Kubernetes Cluster
  comments | ttt.io | tags: dev, and kubernetes
• Fly.io – Deploy App Servers Close To Your Users
  comments | fly.io | tags: dev, docker, server, and startup
• Free Virtual Tours Of 2,500 Museums Around The World
  comments | artsandculture.google.com | tags: history, technology, and virtual-reality
• GraphQLize: JVM Library to Build GraphQL API Instantly from PostgreSQL and MySQL
  comments | graphqlize.org | tags: database, dev, and java
• Helm - A Flutter App That Gamifies Stress/Anxiety/Depression Management
  comments | github.com | tags: flutter, open-source, and productivity
• In 36 BCE, Roman Statesman Marcus Varro Wrote About Germs, Describing Minute Creatures Which Cannot Be Seen By The Eyes, Which Enter The Body Through The Mouth And Nose And There Cause Serious Diseases. The Germ Theory Of Disease Would Not Be Accepted Widely For Another 1,900 Years Today I Learned
  comments | rcpe.ac.uk | tags: health, history, science, and today-i-learned
• It Takes Thousands Of Years For Sunlight To Travel From The Sun's Core To Its Surface And Then Only 8 Minutes To Reach Us Today I Learned
  comments | ed.ted.com | tags: science, and today-i-learned
• Moving From a Desktop Hologram Lab To a 3D Hologram Printer
  comments | litiholo.com | tags: graphics, and hardware
• Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) Cases Data, provided by Johns Hopkins University Center for Systems Science and Engineering (JHU CSSE)
  comments | github.com | tags: health, and news
• Phages (a Group of Viruses) Were Supposed To Be Studied as Antibacterial Agents In Human Medicine, But Were Cut Short By The Discovery of Penicillin Shortly After. With Today's Increasingly Drug-Resistant Bacteria, Phages Are Being Considered Once Again Today I Learned
  comments | onlinelibrary.wiley.com | tags: health, science, and today-i-learned
• PS5 vs Xbox Series X: Specs Comparison
  comments | reddit.com | tags: games

Wednesday, 18 March 2020

• 4.2″ and 7.5″ NFC-powered e-Paper Displays Work without Battery
  comments | cnx-software.com | tags: hardware, and technology
• Cambridge University Press Make Their Books Free Until May
  comments | cambridge.org | tags: books
• OpenVidu: Open-source, Multi-platform, WebRTC Videoconferences
  comments | openvidu.io | tags: open-source, productivity, social, and software
• Real-Time Transcription Comes To Google Translate Starting Today
  comments | androidpolice.com | tags: google
• The Good Parts of AWS: A Visual Summary
  comments | hassenchaieb.com | tags: amazon-aws
• We Called It Raid Because It Kills Bugs Dead
  comments | devblogs.microsoft.com | tags: bugs, microsoft, and story
• What Is the Geometry of the Universe?
  comments | quantamagazine.org | tags: science
• Why N95 Masks Are Hard To Make
  comments | npr.org | tags: news
• WorkOS – APIs For Enterprise Features Like SSO/SAML
  comments | workos.com | tags: dev, and free

Tuesday, 17 March 2020

• Facebook, Reddit, Google, LinkedIn, Microsoft, Twitter, and YouTube Joint Statement on Misinformation
  comments | techcrunch.com | tags: internet, and news
• How I Start Rust
  comments | christine.website | tags: rust
• Irmin: A Distributed Database Built On The Same Principles As Git
  comments | irmin.org | tags: database
• Job Control: The Bash Feature You Only Think You Don't Need
  comments | linuxjournal.com | tags: linux, and terminal
• Kind - Run Local Kubernetes Clusters Using Docker
  comments | kind.sigs.k8s.io | tags: docker, and kubernetes
• NPM Is Joining GitHub
  comments | github.blog | tags: git, microsoft, and nodejs
• NsCDE: Not So Common Desktop Environment
  comments | github.com | tags: linux, and software
• Our Experience with Stripe Atlas
  comments | formcake.com | tags: business, and story
• Outbreak – Playable Simulations of a Disease Outbreak
  comments | meltingasphalt.com | tags: games
• Phyphox: Physical Phone Experiments, Your Smartphone is a Mobile Lab
  comments | phyphox.org | tags: android, and software
• Serverless eBook Using Gitbook, GitHub Pages, GitHub Actions, and Calibre
  comments | devops.novalagung.com | tags: books
• Text Processing In The Shell
  comments | blog.balthazar-rouberol.com | tags: terminal
• The Case of The Missing Wav Audio Files on The Fat32 SD Card
  comments | hanselman.com | tags: bugs, and story

Monday, 16 March 2020

• 35 Years Ago Today: The First Domain Name Symbolics.Com was Registered Today I Learned
  comments | dofo.com | tags: domain, history, internet, and today-i-learned
• About 85 Percent Of Hospitals Still Use Pagers Because Hospitals Can Be Dead Zones For Cell Service. In Some Hospital Areas, The Walls Are Built To Keep X-Rays From Penetrating, But Those Heavy-Duty Designs Also Make It Hard For A Cell Phone Signal To Make It Through But Not Pagers Today I Learned
  comments | rd.com | tags: health, technology, and today-i-learned
• Activists Created a 12.5 Million Block Digital Library In 'Minecraft' To Bypass Censorship Laws
  comments | pulse.com.gh | tags: games, and laws
• Bears Are Considered By Many Wildlife Biologists To Be One Of The Most Intelligent Land Animals Of North America. They Possess The Largest And Most Convoluted Brains Relative To Their Size Of Any Land Mammal. In The Animal Kingdom, Their Intelligence Compares With That Of Higher Primates Today I Learned
  comments | pbs.org | tags: animal, science, and today-i-learned
• Finding a Problem At The Bottom Of The Google Stack
  comments | cloud.google.com | tags: bugs, google, and story
• Lens: Desktop Application for Managing Kubernetes Clusters
  comments | github.com | tags: kubernetes, open-source, and software