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How I cut GTA Online loading times by 70% The Mars Helicopter Is Online and Getting Ready to Fly A Native Tiling Window Manager for Windows 10, Inspired by I3wm mrustc: In-progress alternative Rust compiler (to C) RIP Flynn.io Bodyport (YC S15) Is Hiring Software and Algorithms Engineers Multi-User Dungeons (MUDs): What Are They? and How to Play Create animated GIF and WebP from videos using FFmpeg Strange chip: Teardown of a vintage IBM token ring controller Reversible Computing	Weird architectures weren't supported to begin with Get a Life Gradient Free Optimizers: A collection of modern optimization methods in Python Launch HN: Xix.ai (YC W17) – Securely authenticate in web apps by face Unfolding the Earth: Myriahedral Projections Snyk: Find and fix vulnerabilities in open-source dependencies Francis Bacon: Revelations review – a landmark biography Actually Portable Executables World Beer Index 2021: The Cost and Consumption of Beer Around the World Police misconduct settlements	Users are losing out against Big Sur’s sealed System Wheel: Navigation framework for Vim The Half-Life of Code (2017) Ancient Babylonian Algorithms: The Earliest Programs Updating “101 Basic Computer Games” for 2021 Hunting two PDP-1 photos (which are not what they seem) Spaceprob.es catalogues all the probes that still communicate with Earth The GPU Sadness Index: Tracking eBay Pricing Puppy Assistant: the smart home for my dog Ismail al-Jazari – the medieval 'Father of Robotics'
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Actually Portable Executables How I cut GTA Online loading times by 70% Weird architectures weren't supported to begin with ISO 8601: the better date format [Article] This is my thinly veiled attempt to get you to use a library I wrote. The mystery of Dennis Ritchie's doctoral thesis tRPC - an end-to-end type-safe data layer for full-stack TypeScript 🧙‍♂️ A Vim Guide for Advanced Users Tips For Beginners to Open Source Why This Software Developer Practices Mindfulness The A-Z80 FPGA CPU Notes on Addressing Supply Chain Vulnerabilities – The Mozilla Blog Try the new try.haxe! 5G with AWS: What’s out there? SolarWind, enough with the password already! Updating "101 Basic Computer Games" for 2021 Applied Algorithms - (04) - Tweet Similarity in 75 lines Ideaology Platform Is Successfully Audited by CertiK To Implement Crowdfunding Smart-Contracts Monitoring across frameworks Go malware is now common, having been adopted by both APTs and e-crime groups Android app that creates fake contacts to poison apps that scrape your address book So You Want Social Login (OAuth 2.0) With Flutter… xmake v2.5.2 released, Support pull remote cross toolchain and package integration I built a reverse shell and run it on the darknet Why Small Modules Matter - Big projects are what, if not the composition of small pieces MORE	That's breaking Nike! My ridiculous cat fell asleep while moving from one basket to the next. The way the frost highlights the sculpture Finnish artist, Liisa Hietanen, crochets life size sculptures. Raija and her dog pose with their detailed replicas. Andrew Cuomo: AOC calls for independent investigation into sexual harassment claims It took an entire day searching for a single formation but I finally found the Alien Throne in New Mexico’s badlands. [OC] [4016X6016] IG @danielbenjaminphoto Trying to do your business behind this man's business. [Highlight] Donovan Mitchell answering a question about dealing with critics such as Shaq: "The only opinions I care about are the guys in the locker room" Joe Ingles interrupts: "I don't think you're a superstar." Donovan: "That's fair." Yes, 2019... Jennifer Garner as Cabbage Seller (From her Instagram) A Pencil drawing I finished recently. (100% Pencils on paper) Very happy how my living room has turned out! What do you guys think? We should never accept this as normal The way the frost highlights the sculpture Those amazing eyes Master Skywalker, there are too many of them. What are we going to do? You mean treats? Fauci says of Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine: 'I would take it' eyebleach temp too Why can't you just teach In Mel Brooks’ History of the World: Part 1 (1981), when Moses comes down Mt. Sinai with 3 stone tablets bearing 15 Commandments, only to break the 3rd tablet and ending up with 10, the commandments are written in proper Hebrew. The “lost” 15th Commandment is “Thou shall not break.” Am I doing this right? WCGW Phone autopilot walk This hotel I’m staying at has the shower shelf accessible from both inside as well as outside A good captain goes down with the ship. MORE	Watch Our Webinar: Leading a Distributed Engineering Team Creating Live Dashboards With Airtable and React Building a Node.js/TypeScript REST API, Part 2: Models, Middleware, and Services Machine Learning Number Recognition - From Zero to Application Billing Extraction: A Tale of GraphQL Internal API Optimization Software Engineer Performance Reviews Explained WebAssembly/Rust Tutorial: Pitch-perfect Audio Processing Apple M1 Processor Overview and Compatibility The Definitive Guide to DateTime Manipulation Enhanced Git Flow Explained On-demand Reactivity in Vue 3 Building a Node.js/TypeScript REST API, Part 1: Express.js Using the Radical Candor Framework for Effective Engineering Management A Splash of EarlGrey – UI Testing the Toptal Talent App Spring Security with JWT for REST API Create a Publication Chain with Pandoc and Docker Leveraging Declarative Programming to Create Maintainable Web Apps VSCode Tips and Tricks for Power Users Creating a Secure REST API in Node.js High-performing Apps with Python – A FastAPI Tutorial How to Implement a Data Quality Process Full-stack NLP with React: Ionic vs Cordova vs React Native SQL Indexes Explained, Pt. 2 Quality Assurance Testing Perfected – A User Flow Tutorial Hybrid Power: Flutter Advantages and Benefits React Test-driven Development: From User Stories to Production A Complete Guide to Testing React Hooks Terraform vs. CloudFormation: The Definitive Guide Launching a Spring Boot Application Programmatically Serializing Complex Objects in JavaScript MORE
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Exploring the Open Source That Really Goes Into a RISC-V Chip The First AI-written Play Isn't Shakespeare - but It Has Its Moments The Dream of Sending a Submarine Through the Methane Seas of Saturn's Moon Titan Vast Energy Use of Bitcoin Criticized Flaws In Zoom's Keybase App Kept Chat Images From Being Deleted Introducing Crowdsec: a Modernized, Collaborative Massively Multiplayer Firewall America Authorizes Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 Vaccine For Emergency Use How Facebook Silenced an Enemy of Turkey To Prevent a Hit To the Company's Business Apple's Powerful M1 MacBooks are Lowering The Resale Value of Older MacBooks Dropping Nearly 20%, Bitcoin Suffers Worst Weekly Drop in a Year Can 'Ready' Crowdfund a Raspberry Pi Cyberdeck Enclosure for Cyberpunk Enthusiasts? Brave Privacy Bug Exposed Tor Onion URLs To Your DNS Provider SolarWinds' Former CEO Blames Intern for 'solarwinds123' Password Leak Is the Net Neutrality Debate a Pointless Distraction? The Perseverance Rover CPU Has Similar Specs To a Clamshell Ibook From 2001	Skydio raises $171M led by a16z at a valuation of $1B+, the first significant fundraising by a US-based drone maker after China's DJI was blacklisted by the US (Patrick McGee/Financial Times) Verizon support is now advising its users on Twitter to "turn on LTE", which would turn off 5G, to preserve battery life (Kim Lyons/The Verge) Modi's government is abetting a vicious campaign against Indian climate activists simply for using organizing tools like shared Google Docs and WhatsApp groups (Naomi Klein/The Intercept) Report: the number of malware strains written in Go have increased by around 2,000% since 2017, after APTs and cybercrime groups adopted the language (Catalin Cimpanu/ZDNet) The person behind "Your Fave Is Problematic" Tumblr blog, which listed regrettable actions by celebrities, says she looks back on her blog with shame and regret (Liat Kaplan/New York Times) How platforms like Spotify and tools like Community, Audigent, and Unitea help artists find their superfans and target them for monetization opportunities (Tatiana Cirisano/Billboard) A look at Clubhouse's privacy flaws: room audio is "temporarily" saved for trust and safety purposes, user accounts or personal data can't be deleted, and more (Jason Aten/Inc.com) How ACLU and activist Kade Crockford convinced Massachusetts lawmakers to pass a police reform bill banning the use of facial recognition tech in criminal cases (Kashmir Hill/New York Times) Google, Salesforce, and Microsoft are having mixed results in building statewide vaccination sign-up websites, due to difficulties in integrating county systems (NBC News) NFTs are great for creators because they remove intermediaries, enable granular price tiering, and eliminate customer acquisition costs by making users owners (Chris Dixon/Andreessen Horowitz) An ecosystem of startups, features, and tools has sprung up around Clubhouse, and some, like the Clubhouse analytics tool Direcon, are already monetizing (Arielle Pardes/Wired) Critics say the policies of Amazon, Google, and Facebook from the early days of the pandemic to restrict the sale of medical-grade masks are now outdated (Andrew Jacobs/New York Times) Sources: UK is preparing to announce a new tech visa and a £375M fund, with matching VC funding, to be made available to some promising tech startups (Financial Times) Profile of Roblox, which outsources game development to its own players and says more than 300 of such developers earned $100K+ in 2020, ahead of its March IPO (Sarah E. Needleman/Wall Street Journal) Mississippi is using some of its $1.2B COVID stimulus on high-speed broadband, which could make it one of the most connected states in the US within six years (Marguerite Reardon/CNET)	The Best Nintendo Switch Games for Every Kind of Player A Decades-Long Quest Reveals New Details of Antimatter How to Set Up a 4G LTE Wi-Fi Network as an Alternative to Broadband Warnings From the Queer History of Modern Internet Regulation Period Underwear Changed My Life—and I'm Never Going Back The SolarWinds Body Count Now Includes NASA and the FAA NFTs Boom as Collectors Shell Out to ‘Own’ Digital Art Clubhouse Cured My Imposter Syndrome Ultimate Ears' Fits Are the Comfiest Earbuds I've Ever Tried Border Disputes Threaten Climate Science in the Himalayas The 20 Best Weekend Deals If You Work From Home Alexa Skills That Are Actually Fun and Useful How Blizzard Transforms Its Fans Into Employees How Google's Grand Plan to Make Stadia Games Fell Apart A Shot Nears Approval, Experts Study Transmission, and More Clubhouse's Security and Privacy Lag Behind Its Huge Growth Blood of Zeus Combines Myth With Saturday Morning Cartoons Now Is a Great Time to Try These 5 Menstrual Products The Rumored Apple Car Is Bad News for Elon To Quash Disinfo, Researchers Must Work With Journalists
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