Friday, 28 February 2020

• Building a Command Line Tool To Design a Farm Layout In Stardew Valley
  comments | johnlekberg.com | tags: games, and terminal
• Don’t Try to Sanitize Input. Escape Output.
  comments | benhoyt.com | tags: dev, opinion, and web-development
• How to Setup The HAProxy Cluster with High Availability
  comments | itnext.io | tags: dev, and server
• Rome: An Experimental JavaScript Toolchain
  comments | github.com | tags: facebook, javascript, open-source, and web-development
• The Mouseless Window Manager i3
  comments | thevaluable.dev | tags: linux, productivity, software, and terminal

Thursday, 27 February 2020

• A Group of Amateur Astronomers Around The World Hunt and Track Government Spy Satellites. Governments Classify These Top-Secret Missions, But a Group of Dedicated Spy Hunters Tracks The Satellites and Publishes The Data For Fun Today I Learned
  comments | supercluster.com | tags: security, and today-i-learned
• Find Open-Source Alternatives for Your Favorite Apps
  comments | opensource.builders | tags: free, open-source, and software
• NeutralinoJS: Lightweight Electron Alternative Using Native Browser Controls
  comments | neutralino.js.org | tags: open-source, and software
• New Chip Brings Ultra-Low Power Wi-Fi Connectivity to IoT Devices
  comments | ucsdnews.ucsd.edu | tags: hardware
• Professional Cyclists Pee While Cycling To Save Time, But are Fined If It Is In Front of Spectators or Cameras Today I Learned
  comments | connexionfrance.com | tags: sport, and today-i-learned
• The Oldest Company in Almost Every Country (That is Still in Business)
  comments | businessfinancing.co.uk | tags: business
• Zip Files: History, Explanation and Implementation
  comments | hanshq.net | tags: knowledge

Wednesday, 26 February 2020

• American and Russian Astronauts Onboard The International Space Station (ISS) Have Different Water Supplies. Its Because The Americans Drink Recycled Urine While The Russians Refuse To Do So. The NASA Astronauts Even Collect The Russians Urine To Increase Their Own Supply Today I Learned
  comments | theguardian.com | tags: science, and today-i-learned
• Helium – Lighter Web Automation Based on Selenium
  comments | github.com | tags: javascript, testing, and web-development
• How To Design Mobile Apps For One-Hand Usage
  comments | smashingmagazine.com | tags: guide, and web-development
• Mozilla’s DNS over HTTPs
  comments | blog.mozilla.org | tags: browser, firefox, and internet
• MSPaint in JavaScript
  comments | jspaint.app | tags: graphics, javascript, and online-tools
• Musicians Algorithmically Generate Every Possible Melody, Release Them to Public Domain
  comments | vice.com | tags: music, and news
• Nintendo Cracked Open Its Secret Game Boy Stash to Help a 95-Year-Old Fan
  comments | gizmodo.com | tags: games
• PCILeech: Direct Memory Access (DMA) Attack Software
  comments | github.com | tags: hardware, open-source, and security
• Shox: A Customisable, Universally Compatible Terminal Status Bar
  comments | github.com | tags: linux, open-source, and terminal
• Smithsonian Releases 2.8M Images into Public Domain
  comments | smithsonianmag.com | tags: free, and graphics
• The Increasing Speed of The Remaining Aliens in Space Invaders After You Shoot Them, Was Done By Accident. Destroying an Alien Freed Up Memory Space, Thus Being Less of a Burdon on The System Today I Learned
  comments | thegamer.com | tags: games, and today-i-learned
• To Get Good, Go After The Metagame
  comments | commoncog.com | tags: story

Tuesday, 25 February 2020

• Defeating a Laptop's BIOS Password
  comments | github.com | tags: security
• Offshoring Roulette: Lessons From Outsourcing to India, China and The Philippines
  comments | troyhunt.com | tags: story
• Reddit’s 2019 Transparency Report
  comments | reddit.com | tags: internet
• Servers for an Accelerated Future
  comments | blog.cloudflare.com | tags: internet, and server
• The World's Second Largest Wikipedia Is Written Almost Entirely by One Bot
  comments | vice.com | tags: internet
• What People In Tech Had To Say About Javascript When It Debuted In 1995
  comments | medium.com | tags: dev, history, and javascript

Monday, 24 February 2020

• Haven: Turn Old Android Phones Into Security Cameras
  comments | github.com | tags: android, open-source, and security
• I Bought These Things From Amazon Prime. Can You Tell Which Ones Are Real?
  comments | thewirecutter.com | tags: amazon
• Mathematics For The Adventurous Self-Learner
  comments | neilwithdata.com | tags: guide
• Running Windows 2000 on WSL
  comments | boxofcables.dev | tags: linux, microsoft, and os
• Search Code in GitHub Repos Using Regular Expressions
  comments | grep.app | tags: git, and online-tools
• The Slippery Slope of Docker Dev Environments
  comments | blog.testdouble.com | tags: dev, and docker

Sunday, 23 February 2020

• A VS Code Extension for Visualizing Data Structures While Debugging
  comments | github.com | tags: open-source
• ElectionGuard: A Set of Open Source Software Components That Can Be Used To Create and Publish End To End Veriable Elections as Well Create a Publishable Artifact for Ballot Comparison Audits
  comments | github.com | tags: microsoft, open-source, and software
• Fiber: An Express Inspired Web Framework Written in Go
  comments | github.com | tags: frameworks, golang, and web-development
• Learn TLA+ (2018)
  comments | learntla.com | tags: algorithm, productivity, and programming
• Let's Build a Simple Database
  comments | cstack.github.io | tags: database, programming, and tutorial
• Levels of Seniority
  comments | roadmap.sh | tags: career, and opinion