Tony Finch – link log

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• 2015‑12‑31: Introducing Guesstimate, a spreadsheet for things that aren't certain.
• 2015‑12‑31: pgcli: a REPL for PostgreSQL.
• 2015‑12‑31: pgweb: web-based PostgreSQL database browser written in Golang.
• 2015‑12‑31: DBeaver: universal database manager.
• 2015‑12‑31: pgAdmin: PostgreSQL administration and management tools.
• 2015‑12‑31: SQL Tabs: rich Postgres console.
• 2015‑12‑30: The open source software developers who helped end the Ebola epidemic in Sierra Leone.
• 2015‑12‑30: Conceptual debt is worse than technical debt.
• 2015‑12‑30: The missing 11th of the month.
• 2015‑12‑29: Guide to awesome Mac OS X command line tools.
• 2015‑12‑29: Miami is flooding. (Not just Miami.)
• 2015‑12‑29: DLL hijacking just won't die.
• 2015‑12‑29: The Grammar of Graphics. (free edition)
• 2015‑12‑29: OLEOutlook: bypass executable email attachment checks.
• 2015‑12‑28: The Feynman lectures on physics, free online.
• 2015‑12‑27: Discussion of the 0th Edition Unix manual.
• 2015‑12‑27: Unix 0th edition manual / technical report.
• 2015‑12‑27: printbf: brainfuck translated to printf format strings.
• 2015‑12‑27: Raspberry Pi vs SPARCstation 20.
• 2015‑12‑25: The weirdest natural languages.
• 2015‑12‑25: Normalization of deviance.
• 2015‑12‑25: Debunking the periodic table showing incorrect "relative abundance" of elements on Earth.
• 2015‑12‑25: Direct left-recursive parsing expression grammars. (PEGs)
• 2015‑12‑25: Open letter to Mozilla: bring back Persona.
• 2015‑12‑25: VisUAL: an ARM emulator for teaching assembly language programming.
• 2015‑12‑24: A warm and sunny Christmas to all.
• 2015‑12‑24: The problem with Friendly C.
• 2015‑12‑23: Why spinlocks are bad on iOS and Mac OS X.
• 2015‑12‑23: Rayon: safe data parallelism in Rust.
• 2015‑12‑23: libsnark: succinct zero-knowledge proofs.
• 2015‑12‑23: A proposal for a secure stateless laptop.
• 2015‑12‑23: RK808 clock has 31 days in November.
• 2015‑12‑23: Andrea Rossi E-cat scam.
• 2015‑12‑23: Why do scientists dismiss the possibility of cold fusion?
• 2015‑12‑23: Subtleties of the C standard.
• 2015‑12‑23: The encryption/terrorism delusion.
• 2015‑12‑22: Quantum cryptography can be broken with ordinary light.
• 2015‑12‑22: African countries are planting a great green wall to beat back the Sahara desert.
• 2015‑12‑22: Background on the SpaceX Falcon 9 launch and landing.
• 2015‑12‑22: On the Juniper crypto backdoor.
• 2015‑12‑22: boringcc: a proposal for a C compiler without undefined behaviour.
• 2015‑12‑22: There should be a customary semantics of C.
• 2015‑12‑21: Two swans come and ask to be disentangled. (YouTube)
• 2015‑12‑21: Untethered lowRISC: getting closer to a free system-on-chip.
• 2015‑12‑21: What it's like to be Noam Chomsky's assistant.
• 2015‑12‑21: Safe native code in Midori (a Microsoft research operating system).
• 2015‑12‑21: RIPE DNSSEC algorithm roll-over.
• 2015‑12‑21: Juniper ScreenOS ssh backdoor.
• 2015‑12‑21: Deadly sins of project estimation.
• 2015‑12‑21: The Iraqi who saved Norway from oil.
• 2015‑12‑21: Waterstone's is thriving.
• 2015‑12‑20: Postgres BDR: bi-directional asynchronous multi-master replication.
• 2015‑12‑20: Emacs fireplace.
• 2015‑12‑20: Mac OS X system font patcher.
• 2015‑12‑20: The long, incredibly tortuous, and fascinating process of creating a Chinese font.
• 2015‑12‑20: Juniper: a government backdoor gone rogue?
• 2015‑12‑19: Xen XSA 155: hidden double fetches in C switch() cause vulnerabilities in virtual devices.
• 2015‑12‑18: Open source IP address management software.
• 2015‑12‑18: Varnish replaced by Nginx at the BBC.
• 2015‑12‑17: Verign's perspective on the recent root DNS server DDoS attacks.
• 2015‑12‑17: IETF mailing lists are a spam magnet.
• 2015‑12‑17: George Hotz made a self-driving car by himself.
• 2015‑12‑16: The call of the sad whelkfins: the continued relevance of How To Suppress Women's Writing.
• 2015‑12‑16: On the reception and detection of pseudo-profound bullshit.
• 2015‑12‑16: How they replaced GitHub's merge feature.
• 2015‑12‑16: Generating good syntax errors with bison using examples.
• 2015‑12‑15: A British astronaut FAQ.
• 2015‑12‑15: Draft Investigatory Powers bill factsheets.
• 2015‑12‑15: Secure private collaboration tools we need but do not have.
• 2015‑12‑15: Voight-Kampff empathy test 2015.
• 2015‑12‑15: Very fast reservoir sampling.
• 2015‑12‑14: Leslie Lamport on computer science and state machines.
• 2015‑12‑14: Dave Prosser's standard C preprocessing algorithm.
• 2015‑12‑14: In the 1700s books looked like smartphone screens.
• 2015‑12‑14: Gaffer: GCHQ's large-scale graph database optimised for retrieving data on nodes of interest.
• 2015‑12‑14: git appraise: distributed code review.
• 2015‑12‑14: Why I don't use my campus email address.
• 2015‑12‑14: Lego difference engine.
• 2015‑12‑14: Skrot: customizable compression for short strings.
• 2015‑12‑14: Root DNS server operators: diversity is the key.
• 2015‑12‑13: Top 10 DTrace scripts for Mac OS X.
• 2015‑12‑13: Filesystem reliability is hard.
• 2015‑12‑13: Cephalopod GIFs.
• 2015‑12‑13: Many outstanding interactive maps of 2015.
• 2015‑12‑13: TimeToAnywhere: travel time maps.
• 2015‑12‑12: A Zulu and Xhosa negotiation tactic brought the Paris climate-change summit to consensus.
• 2015‑12‑12: UK IPO says digital copies of public domain works are also public domain.
• 2015‑12‑12: Help! My sin() is slow and my FPU is inaccurate!
• 2015‑12‑12: earth: a global multi-projection map of wind, weather, and ocean conditions.
• 2015‑12‑11: A philosophy of science book reading list.
• 2015‑12‑11: Placebo effects are weak: regression to the mean is the main reason ineffective treatments appear to work.
• 2015‑12‑11: What got us into the SHA1 deprecation mess.
• 2015‑12‑11: Seymour Cray and the development of supercomputers.
• 2015‑12‑11: DNS censorship as seen by RIPE Atlas probes.
• 2015‑12‑11: Ada Lovelace 200!
• 2015‑12‑10: How to pronounce hexadecimal.
• 2015‑12‑10: First plasma in Wendelstein 7-X.
• 2015‑12‑10: OpenFastPath: user-space TCP/IP stack.
• 2015‑12‑09: Boxing clever: Crossrail at Paddington.
• 2015‑12‑09: Gender bias simulator.
• 2015‑12‑09: $1bn bullion shipwreck caught in three-way court battle.
• 2015‑12‑09: Theremin's bug: how the Soviet Union spied on the US Embassy for 7 years.
• 2015‑12‑08: The juggling font.
• 2015‑12‑08: ISC Kea DHCP server to be released under Mozilla Public Licence.
• 2015‑12‑08: How a buggy Hitler-obsessed Soviet AI nearly caused World War III in the 1980s.
• 2015‑12‑08: Root DNS server query floods on 2015-11-30 and 2015-12-01.
• 2015‑12‑08: The moral character of cryptographic work.
• 2015‑12‑08: Volunteers aid pioneering Edsac computer rebuild.
• 2015‑12‑08: Choosing an HTTP status code.
• 2015‑12‑06: Letsencrypt stats.
• 2015‑12‑06: The quantum source of space-time.
• 2015‑12‑05: England's immigrants 1330 - 1550.
• 2015‑12‑05: caddy: a simple web server with automatic letsencrypt TLS provisioning.
• 2015‑12‑05: acme-tiny: minimal letsencrypt client.
• 2015‑12‑05: Get HTTPS for free! Browser-based letsencrypt client.
• 2015‑12‑05: simp_le: simple letsencrypt client.
• 2015‑12‑04: The Turkey City lexicon of sf tropes.
• 2015‑12‑04: Access denied: disintermediation is changing journalism.
• 2015‑12‑04: Dooring alert systems.
• 2015‑12‑04: Fuzzing math: miscalculations in OpenSSL BN_mod_exp. (CVE-2015-3193)
• 2015‑12‑04: The oncoming train of enterprise container deployments.
• 2015‑12‑04: Visual gate-level simulation of the ARM1.
• 2015‑12‑04: Raspberry Pi A and Pi Zero USB OTG gadget mode - discussion and links to bug reports.
• 2015‑12‑03: Developing and benchmarking Python HDBSCAN against the reference implementation in Java.
• 2015‑12‑02: The CMU/FBI deanonymization attack on Tor.
• 2015‑12‑02: Economists tested 7 welfare programs to see if they made people lazy. They didn't.
• 2015‑12‑01: kcc: an executable formal semantics of C.
• 2015‑12‑01: The C standard formalized in Coq.
• 2015‑12‑01: Hammerspoon: script Mac OS X with Lua.
• 2015‑12‑01: Notmuch, just an email system.
• 2015‑11‑30: Chris Hadfield and Randall Munroe in conversation.
• 2015‑11‑30: Earth impact database.
• 2015‑11‑30: Contributor Covenant: a code of conduct for open source projects.
• 2015‑11‑30: Inclusiveness and hacker culture.
• 2015‑11‑28: FlexSC: flexible system call scheduling with exception-less system calls.
• 2015‑11‑28: A retrospective on Butler Lampson's 1999 views on what has worked in computer science.
• 2015‑11‑28: DRAM rowbuffer side channel attacks.
• 2015‑11‑28: Stalk anyone on Telegram.
• 2015‑11‑27: Jagubox A/UX software archive.
• 2015‑11‑27: Shoebill: a Macintosh II emulator that runs A/UX.
• 2015‑11‑27: How not to execute a trillion lines of PHP when launching the $5 Raspberry Pi Zero.
• 2015‑11‑27: Raspberry Pi USB driver probably broken in OTG device mode.
• 2015‑11‑27: Raspberry Pi Linux kernel forces USB OTG host mode.
• 2015‑11‑27: 40 Linux-friendly hacker SBCs. (December 2014)
• 2015‑11‑27: Haute circuits: Boldport shows off jewellery with custom PCBs.
• 2015‑11‑27: House of keys: industry-wide private key reuse endangers millions of devices worldwide.
• 2015‑11‑27: Raspberry Pi boot from USB.
• 2015‑11‑27: Fun and games with the Videocore IV quad processor units.
• 2015‑11‑27: vc4asm: macro assembler for Broadcom VideoCore IV.
• 2015‑11‑26: Testing the IPv4 evil bit.
• 2015‑11‑26: Magspoof: contactless magstripe emulator.
• 2015‑11‑26: Macbook charger teardown.
• 2015‑11‑24: What can a technologist do about climate change?
• 2015‑11‑24: Maxwell's equations: 150 years of light.
• 2015‑11‑24: What is HPKP for?
• 2015‑11‑23: On Proebsting's law: compilers double the performance of generated code every 18 years.
• 2015‑11‑23: Leapsecond announcements via DNS.
• 2015‑11‑22: The CA's role in fighting phishing and malware.
• 2015‑11‑20: Forget paleo, go mid-Victorian: it's the healthiest diet you've never heard of.
• 2015‑11‑19: Even the LastPass will be stolen.
• 2015‑11‑19: On APIs: Cars, not assembly lines.
• 2015‑11‑19: Engineers are much more likely to become fundamentalist terrorists.
• 2015‑11‑19: The earliest known abecedary.
• 2015‑11‑19: Trackography: who's tracking what you're reading online?
• 2015‑11‑18: Array layouts for comparison-based searching.
• 2015‑11‑18: Cache-friendly binary search.
• 2015‑11‑17: How C-Reduce uses unifdef to help pin down compiler bugs.
• 2015‑11‑17: Anne Frank foundation upsets Anne Frank museum by trying to prevent her diary entering the public domain.
• 2015‑11‑17: The advertising bubble.
• 2015‑11‑16: We need less powerful programming languages.
• 2015‑11‑16: nom 1.0 is here! A parser combinator library for Rust.
• 2015‑11‑16: More privacy, less latency: improved handshakes in TLS-1.3.
• 2015‑11‑16: English is weirdly different from other languages.
• 2015‑11‑13: The design philosophy of the DARPA Internet protocols.
• 2015‑11‑13: Innovative features of Hypothesis property-based testing.
• 2015‑11‑13: Introducing theft: property-based testing for C.
• 2015‑11‑13: Anecdotes vs property-based testing.
• 2015‑11‑13: A quasipolynomial-time algorithm for graph isomorphism.
• 2015‑11‑13: SoftEther VPN, with IP-over-ICMP and IP-over-DNS.
• 2015‑11‑13: Google Maps lite mode.
• 2015‑11‑12: How the western diet has damaged our gut microflora.
• 2015‑11‑12: Alarm design: From nuclear power to WebOps.
• 2015‑11‑12: A history of sugar - the food nobody needs, but everyone craves.
• 2015‑11‑12: SerializeKiller: scan a lot of servers for the Java deserialization vulnerability.
• 2015‑11‑12: Fossil fuel failures are driving the UK towards power blackouts.
• 2015‑11‑11: Malicious LuaJIT bytecode.
• 2015‑11‑11: eM Client: mail and calendaring software for Windows.
• 2015‑11‑10: Which language has the brightest potential as a replacement for C and why?
• 2015‑11‑10: A big result on graph isomorphism: reduced from exponential to quasipolynomial time.
• 2015‑11‑10: Investigatory powers bill: the juicy bits.
• 2015‑11‑10: Viral sheet music: the creative notation of John Stump and others.
• 2015‑11‑10: Window-TinyLFU cache replacement policy.
• 2015‑11‑09: Software configuration management and revision control security.
• 2015‑11‑09: PowerDNS security status polling.
• 2015‑11‑09: How computers broke science and how we can fix it.
• 2015‑11‑09: Embracing Conway's law.
• 2015‑11‑09: 3D-printed digital sundial.
• 2015‑11‑09: tz maps: a set of shapefiles for the Olson timezone database.
• 2015‑11‑09: iOS 9 security features from the hacker point of view.
• 2015‑11‑09: Translating gender: Ancillary Justice in five languages.
• 2015‑11‑08: 1729: Ramanujan surprises again.
• 2015‑11‑08: Obesogens.
• 2015‑11‑07: The triumph of the UK surveillance state.
• 2015‑11‑07: What do WebLogic, WebSphere, JBoss, Jenkins, OpenNMS, and your application have in common? This vulnerability.
• 2015‑11‑07: Opaleye's sugar on top: SQL in the type system where it belongs. (Haskell)
• 2015‑11‑07: The best way to learn math is to learn how to fail productively.
• 2015‑11‑06: Password security: past, present, future.
• 2015‑11‑06: How could Volkswagen's top engineers not have known?
• 2015‑11‑06: First thoughts on the draft Investigatory Powers Bill.
• 2015‑11‑05: Smoothing data with Julia's @generated functions.
• 2015‑11‑05: Characterizing people as non-linear, first-order components in software development.
• 2015‑11‑04: A few billion lines of code later: Coverity uses static analysis to find bugs.
• 2015‑11‑04: Ireland to 'decriminalise' small amounts of drugs, including heroin, cocaine and cannabis, for personal use.
• 2015‑11‑04: Universal Basic Income as the Social Vaccine of the 21st Century.
• 2015‑11‑04: Cycling and the Dutch: an ever-growing love affair.
• 2015‑11‑04: Entire editorial staff of Elsevier journal Lingua resigns over its high price and lack of open access.
• 2015‑11‑04: The road to 2 million websocket connections in Phoenix.
• 2015‑11‑04: Helping students overcome command-line bullshittery.
• 2015‑11‑03: TLS in the wild: an Internet-wide analysis of TLS-based protocols for electronic communication.
• 2015‑11‑03: New ISPs getting off the ground without IPv4?
• 2015‑11‑03: Software is made of decisions.
• 2015‑11‑02: An architectural overview of QNX.
• 2015‑11‑02: Back to the futu-rr-e: deterministic debugging with rr.
• 2015‑11‑02: No need for black chambers: testing TLS in the e-mail ecosystem at large.
• 2015‑11‑02: Human computation: algorithmic upper bounds and complexity theoretic lower bounds for calculating in your head. (video)
• 2015‑11‑02: Structural and semantic deficiencies in the systemd architecture.
• 2015‑11‑01: Coffee reduces the risk of some cancers.
• 2015‑11‑01: The art of picking Intel registers.
• 2015‑11‑01: SF's Hugo Awards and the battle for pop culture's soul.
• 2015‑10‑31: Three quarters of cars stolen in France 'electronically hacked'.
• 2015‑10‑31: Clifford's device.
• 2015‑10‑31: Qflow: open source digital circuit synthesis tool suite.
• 2015‑10‑31: Project IceStorm open source FPGA synthesis.
• 2015‑10‑30: Understanding silicon circuits: inside the ubiquitous 741 op amp.
• 2015‑10‑30: You advocate a ________ approach to calendar reform...
• 2015‑10‑30: So you want to abolish time zones?
• 2015‑10‑29: PostgreSQL on the command line.
• 2015‑10‑29: Network link conditioner: simulate low bandwidth / high delay networks on Mac OS X.
• 2015‑10‑28: Google punishes Symantec for generating 2622 naughty test X.509 certificates.
• 2015‑10‑28: Wendelstein 7-X stellarator: €1 billion German fusion experiment.
• 2015‑10‑28: Evil maid attacks: leaving laptops in hotel rooms is a bad idea.
• 2015‑10‑28: letsencrypt-nosudo: python script to walk through the ACME protocol without root privilege.
• 2015‑10‑28: Britain is heading for another crash like 2008.
• 2015‑10‑28: Neither snow nor rain nor MITM... an empirical analysis of email delivery security.
• 2015‑10‑27: A short guide to Linux kernel debugging.
• 2015‑10‑27: Contractors fined for data centre electrocution death in London.
• 2015‑10‑27: Intel x86 considered harmful / untrustworthy.
• 2015‑10‑27: Berlin Fernsehturm Sonnenuhr.
• 2015‑10‑26: MAGIC: malicious aging in circuits/cores. Software acceleration of hardware failure.
• 2015‑10‑26: Using genetically optimized AIs to find gameplay flaws in strategy games.
• 2015‑10‑26: Escape from Mercator.
• 2015‑10‑26: Command-line control of the Mac OS X application layer firewall.
• 2015‑10‑26: vim insertion is quadratic.
• 2015‑10‑26: primesieve: fast prime number generator for numbers up to 2^64.
• 2015‑10‑26: How much can your computer do in a second?
• 2015‑10‑26: Benchmarking a 1986 Mac Plus vs a 2007 dual core PC.
• 2015‑10‑25: Swarm v. Fleet v. Kubernetes v. Mesos.
• 2015‑10‑25: zxcvbn: password strength estimator.
• 2015‑10‑22: MiNID: miniature programmable network interface device in an SFP sleeve.
• 2015‑10‑22: Graph of memory prices decreasing with time.
• 2015‑10‑21: Hell of a handshake: abusing TCP for reflective amplification DDoS attacks.
• 2015‑10‑20: hyperscan: high performance multiple regex matching library for deep packet inspection.
• 2015‑10‑20: Just a brown hand.
• 2015‑10‑20: Mythryl status update.
• 2015‑10‑20: Some notes on BoringSSL.
• 2015‑10‑20: GDM: git dependency manager.
• 2015‑10‑19: All your modem are belong to us. (Radio DSP in GNU Octave.)
• 2015‑10‑19: iOS apps caught using private APIs.
• 2015‑10‑18: Fixing the core memory in a vintage IBM 1401 mainframe.
• 2015‑10‑17: The magic resampling kernel.
• 2015‑10‑17: 66% of VPN's do not in fact have weak DH parameters.
• 2015‑10‑17: Mapping FinFisher's continuing proliferation.
• 2015‑10‑16: DavMail: proxy standard protocols to Exchange.
• 2015‑10‑16: What we know about spreadsheet errors.
• 2015‑10‑16: Atul Gawande on the checklist. (2007)
• 2015‑10‑16: Benchmarking CRC32 and PopCnt instructions.
• 2015‑10‑15: Advanced R.
• 2015‑10‑15: R vs Python head-to-head for data analysis.
• 2015‑10‑14: BeagleBoard X15 preview.
• 2015‑10‑14: dn42: a big VPN for learning BGP and other networking technology.
• 2015‑10‑14: NetApp wins $1.4M costs from patent troll Acacia.
• 2015‑10‑14: Discrepancies in new definition of the kilogram resolved at last.
• 2015‑10‑14: LIDAR map of England.
• 2015‑10‑13: Environment Agency LIDAR survey of England available as open data.
• 2015‑10‑13: Six myths of product (and software) development.
• 2015‑10‑13: Benchmarking radix tree / crit-bit trie / red-black tree / qp trie.
• 2015‑10‑13: Distribution of English letters towards the beginning, middle, and end of words.
• 2015‑10‑12: Internet-wide scan data repository.
• 2015‑10‑12: Majestic Million list of top web sites.
• 2015‑10‑12: Billionaires don't drive economic growth, and crony billionaires strangle it.
• 2015‑10‑11: Python, wat?!
• 2015‑10‑10: Bugzilla CVE-2015-4499: MySQL truncation allows email address spoofing.
• 2015‑10‑10: Britain's missing voters: effect of changes to electoral registration.
• 2015‑10‑10: Beware the builtins: bad bit-banging by gcc.
• 2015‑10‑09: Fuzzing Raft for fun and publication.
• 2015‑10‑09: Gene patents probably dead worldwide following Australian court decision.
• 2015‑10‑09: The Honeywell Heat Generator enhanced central heating systems with a pot of mercury.
• 2015‑10‑08: DP World London Gateway: Inside the megaport you didn't know existed.
• 2015‑10‑08: Everything you did not want to know about Unicode in Python 3.
• 2015‑10‑08: Parallelism, concurrency, and asynchrony in Perl 6.
• 2015‑10‑08: The shappening: freestart collisions for SHA-1.
• 2015‑10‑08: Why Intel added cache partitioning.
• 2015‑10‑07: Read-log-update: a lightweight synchronization mechanism for concurrent programming.
• 2015‑10‑06: James Bond illustrates Perl 6 macros.
• 2015‑10‑06: In defense of X.509 client certificates.
• 2015‑10‑06: UK IPv6 Council meeting September 2015.
• 2015‑10‑06: Handy tips on getting info about FTTC DSL out of BT.
• 2015‑10‑05: Deckard: a DNS software test harness.
• 2015‑10‑05: Has the routability of prefixes longer than /24 changed?
• 2015‑10‑05: Introduction to content-addressable memory.
• 2015‑10‑05: Tagged pointers in Rust.
• 2015‑10‑04: Watch uranium emit radiation.
• 2015‑10‑04: Bill Nye's solar noon clock at Cornell.
• 2015‑10‑04: A new map of the differences between standard time and mean solar time.
• 2015‑10‑04: Rust's type system is accidentally Turing complete.
• 2015‑10‑04: FRACTRAN.
• 2015‑10‑04: Surprisingly Turing complete.
• 2015‑10‑03: Matters Computational: bit twiddling hacks and other cunning algorithms.
• 2015‑10‑03: FLIF: free lossless image format.
• 2015‑10‑01: Knot DNS Recursive goes beta.
• 2015‑09‑30: Engineering effectiveness at Twitter: let 1000 flowers bloom, then rip 999 out by the roots.
• 2015‑09‑29: Particle.io: prototyping tools for the internet of things.
• 2015‑09‑29: Error Prone: Java static analyser.
• 2015‑09‑28: How different team topologies influence devops culture.
• 2015‑09‑28: Modernizing the BSD networking stack.
• 2015‑09‑27: Is there a CAP theorem for durability?
• 2015‑09‑27: Running Rust on the Rumprun unikernel.
• 2015‑09‑27: Lazy Redis is better Redis.
• 2015‑09‑26: The inside story behind MS08-067.
• 2015‑09‑25: Vannevar Bush: as we may think. (with annotations by Doug Engelbart)
• 2015‑09‑25: Ted Nelson: computer lib / dream machine.
• 2015‑09‑24: Ams-IX traffic passes 4Tbit/sec.
• 2015‑09‑24: A new universal caption for New Yorker cartoons.
• 2015‑09‑24: Amazon AWS DynamoDB service disruption postmortem.
• 2015‑09‑24: Uber uses customer phones as their primary data store.
• 2015‑09‑24: What really went wrong at Addenbrooke's hospital.
• 2015‑09‑24: Duktape: small embeddable JavaScript interpreter.
• 2015‑09‑23: nginScript: a JavaScript subset for scripting nginx.
• 2015‑09‑23: What shape is the internet? (according to diagrams in patents.)
• 2015‑09‑23: What happens next will amaze you: adtech vs adblock.
• 2015‑09‑23: ScyllaDB: fast C++ NoSQL column store database replacement for Apache Cassandra.
• 2015‑09‑22: Counting objects efficiently in Git.
• 2015‑09‑22: Using GitHub in Education.
• 2015‑09‑22: Brotli: a new compression algorithm.
• 2015‑09‑22: Second-hand IPv4 addresses reaping big bucks.
• 2015‑09‑22: The VW Turbo Diesel Injection scandal.
• 2015‑09‑22: Pigfucking and paedophilia: how power is whipped into control by the British elite.
• 2015‑09‑22: A function decorator to add goto support to Python.
• 2015‑09‑22: Optimizing allocation memory bandwidth in the Azul Vega CPU.
• 2015‑09‑22: A critique of the CAP theorem.
• 2015‑09‑21: Inside Shoreditch's disused Tube trains.
• 2015‑09‑21: Very long-term backup: a modern Rosetta Stone.
• 2015‑09‑21: cmix: highest lossless compression ratio with very large CPU and memory requirements.
• 2015‑09‑20: C++ core guidelines.
• 2015‑09‑20: Subresource integrity: protection against compromised CDNs.
• 2015‑09‑20: The world's human-powered speed record is now 86.5 mph.
• 2015‑09‑20: Freezing requirements for fish intended to be eaten raw or lightly cooked.
• 2015‑09‑19: Winds of change at Dyson.
• 2015‑09‑19: Transport for London geographical train and tube map.
• 2015‑09‑19: Statistics for programmers.
• 2015‑09‑19: Bare-metal Rust on an ARM microcontroller.
• 2015‑09‑19: Time on multi-core, multi-socket servers.
• 2015‑09‑19: Microsoft Azure Cloud Switch based on Linux.
• 2015‑09‑18: Ten years of DNSSEC at .se!
• 2015‑09‑18: Some old lists of root DNS servers.
• 2015‑09‑17: WarGames: a look back.
• 2015‑09‑17: "Hackers" at 20.
• 2015‑09‑16: How to write a git commit message.
• 2015‑09‑16: The C++ FQA is now on GitHub.
• 2015‑09‑16: gdb curses text user interface.
• 2015‑09‑16: gdb dashboard in Python.
• 2015‑09‑16: Envelope: write web applications with just JS, HTML, and SQL on Postgres.
• 2015‑09‑16: Windows Server 2012 R2 DNS logging and diagnostics.
• 2015‑09‑16: Concurrency Kit: concurrency primitives and non-blocking data structures in C.
• 2015‑09‑15: The asshole filter.
• 2015‑09‑15: Spotify account hijacking via incomplete Unicode canonicalization.
• 2015‑09‑15: Dark corners of Unicode.
• 2015‑09‑15: How to squeeze a lexicon: efficiently create a minimal DFA from a finite language.
• 2015‑09‑15: Army of lame ducks: is copyright irrelevant in the viral age?
• 2015‑09‑14: Sharp regrets: top 10 worst C# features mostly inherited from C.
• 2015‑09‑14: Don't teach a man to fish. Just give him the goddamn fish.
• 2015‑09‑14: Designing your website to work best with 1Password.
• 2015‑09‑14: Reddit discussion of YouTube connectivity and performance.
• 2015‑09‑13: On the wrong-headed advice of Strunk & White.
• 2015‑09‑13: A Disney artist's deceptive VR demo still heralds a new digital art future.
• 2015‑09‑13: Getting rid of women's periods with contraception is perfectly safe.
• 2015‑09‑13: Object oriented programming considered harmful.
• 2015‑09‑12: Best night club scene ever! (Youtube mashup)
• 2015‑09‑12: An information age glossary.
• 2015‑09‑11: OpenOffice is insecure abandon ware; use LibreOffice instead.
• 2015‑09‑11: voicecode: advanced voice control for use with Dragon Dictate.
• 2015‑09‑11: How SoundCloud ended up with microservices.
• 2015‑09‑11: How the net was won: MERIT, NSFNET, and the birth of the Internet.
• 2015‑09‑11: From random polygon to ellipse.
• 2015‑09‑11: K&R C.
• 2015‑09‑11: Labour day: why taxes, unions, and quotas are good.
• 2015‑09‑10: Homo Naledi: 6 cavers, 15 skeletons, and an amazing new species of ancient Human.
• 2015‑09‑09: Steve Albini's punk rock approach to business.
• 2015‑09‑09: Moore's law ended in 2005.
• 2015‑09‑09: CESG blog article on passwords.
• 2015‑09‑09: CESG/CPNI password system design guidelines.
• 2015‑09‑08: Flame Warriors: a guide to the Internet's argumentative inhabitants.
• 2015‑09‑08: The True Size: drag countries around a map to see how bad the Mercator projection is.
• 2015‑09‑08: Social Decay: tweets can predict the death of an app.
• 2015‑09‑08: 6 problems with caches.
• 2015‑09‑07: Munich contributes to open source to support their Linux workstations.
• 2015‑09‑07: The scalable commutativity rule: designing APIs that do not hinder software performance.
• 2015‑09‑07: Some ethernet cables can accidentally cause a hard reset on a 48 port Cisco Catalyst 3650 or 3850.
• 2015‑09‑06: DataHand keyboard.
• 2015‑09‑06: Type is not in Type, demonstrated using JonPRL.
• 2015‑09‑06: Circular rainbow.
• 2015‑09‑05: The mystery of the fifteen-millisecond breakpoint instruction.
• 2015‑09‑05: Software: Immaculate, fetid and grimy.
• 2015‑09‑05: redhook: write LD_PRELOAD hacks in Rust.
• 2015‑09‑05: The History of Cartography available free online.
• 2015‑09‑05: A bibliography of BSD-related books and papers.
• 2015‑09‑05: Madoko: markdown + LaTeX.
• 2015‑09‑04: Eleanor Rigby.
• 2015‑09‑04: McSweeney's interactive guide to ambiguous grammar.
• 2015‑09‑04: How to write a great error message.
• 2015‑09‑03: Stateless zlib compression: when full fat zlib is too big.
• 2015‑09‑03: Salad is bad.
• 2015‑09‑03: World airports voronoi.
• 2015‑09‑03: The Murray Gell-Mann amnesia effect.
• 2015‑09‑03: Factoring RSA keys by attacking TLS forward secrecy.
• 2015‑09‑02: A png with the most pixels in the fewest bytes.
• 2015‑09‑02: C on the JVM for JRuby extensions.
• 2015‑09‑02: GitHub: Scaling on Ruby, with a nomadic tech team.
• 2015‑09‑02: Cydia app store for jailbroken iPhones is riven with nasty malware.
• 2015‑09‑02: Exploiting Ripple transaction ordering for fun and profit.
• 2015‑09‑01: The Cavendish lab, Britain's most important historic laboratory, to be redeveloped.
• 2015‑09‑01: Mac OS X Yosemite security and privacy guide.
• 2015‑09‑01: wmutils: command line X11 window manager.
• 2015‑09‑01: Samsung Pay's magstripe NFC.
• 2015‑08‑31: Tufte in R.
• 2015‑08‑31: Save OS X: binary pkgsrc distribution.
• 2015‑08‑31: Useful Mac OS X commands.
• 2015‑08‑30: Algorithmic botany.
• 2015‑08‑30: How the ballpoint pen changed handwriting.
• 2015‑08‑30: Charlesproxy: web debugging proxy.
• 2015‑08‑29: How recursion got into programming: a comedy of errors.
• 2015‑08‑29: Lock-freedom without garbage collection in Rust.
• 2015‑08‑28: Taking Apple's NAT64 implementation for a spin.
• 2015‑08‑28: A tale of three failed backdoors.
• 2015‑08‑28: Dr. Memory: memory debugger for Windows and Linux.
• 2015‑08‑28: Fuzzing capstone using AFL persistent mode.
• 2015‑08‑28: Omega and why maths has no TOEs.
• 2015‑08‑27: watchman: multi-platform file change notifications.
• 2015‑08‑26: Cutting 200ms off every POST request: Nagle vs delayed ack vs short writes.
• 2015‑08‑26: Jiscom: commercial access to JANET.
• 2015‑08‑25: vim on a mechanical typewriter.
• 2015‑08‑25: Behind four walls: Barcelona's lost utopia.
• 2015‑08‑25: The bugs we have to kill: parsers, weird machines, verification and types.
• 2015‑08‑24: The network is Turing complete: emulating Rule 110 on a statically configured network.
• 2015‑08‑24: What's new in CPUs since the 1980s, and how does it affect programmers?
• 2015‑08‑23: Remora compiler.
• 2015‑08‑23: Remora: an array-oriented language with static rank polymorphism.
• 2015‑08‑23: A collection of debugging stories.
• 2015‑08‑22: How to port-scan all of IPv4 every day.
• 2015‑08‑22: Jitsu: just-in-time summoning of unikernels in response to DNS queries.
• 2015‑08‑22: Cake anti-bufferbloat queue discipline for Linux.
• 2015‑08‑21: An analysis of TLS handshake proxying, aka CloudFlare Keyless SSL.
• 2015‑08‑21: Automatic patch-based exploit generation.
• 2015‑08‑20: FreeBSD's security features make hacking the PlayStation 4 difficult.
• 2015‑08‑20: Schiphol baggage handling video.
• 2015‑08‑20: Kubernetes reserves 10.0.0.0/8 for itself.
• 2015‑08‑20: pmem.io: persistent memory programming on Linux.
• 2015‑08‑19: Technical details of the Amazon Dash Button.
• 2015‑08‑18: The Turing digital archive.
• 2015‑08‑18: Actively measuring 50% of the DNS namespace every day.
• 2015‑08‑18: On the meaning of "respect".
• 2015‑08‑18: Cecilia Payne determined the composition of the sun, and that hydrogen is the most abundant element.
• 2015‑08‑18: "Why I don't talk about race with white people."
• 2015‑08‑18: Decertifying the worst voting machine in the US.
• 2015‑08‑18: How to hack Amazon's $5 WiFi button to track baby data.
• 2015‑08‑18: Baby names in England and Wales since 1996.
• 2015‑08‑18: The strange death of Labour Britain has a Liberal precedent.
• 2015‑08‑18: The dustbin of geography: the WGS84 meridian at Greenwich.
• 2015‑08‑18: Use VLC to fix movies that are really quiet, then REALLY LOUD.
• 2015‑08‑18: RPC portmapper is the new UDP DDoS reflection amplifier.
• 2015‑08‑17: SQLBong: apply sqlite to CSV files.
• 2015‑08‑17: csvkit: utilities for converting to and working with CSV.
• 2015‑08‑17: q: SQL for CVS/TSV files.
• 2015‑08‑17: xsv: index, slice, analyze, split, and join CSV files.
• 2015‑08‑17: Miller: like sed, awk, cut, join, and sort for name-indexed data such as CSV.
• 2015‑08‑16: PEP 0383: Python's UTF-8B handling of binary in filenames etc.
• 2015‑08‑16: libutf8b: UTF-8B codecs for C and Python.
• 2015‑08‑16: UTF-8B: lossless handling of binary data by unicode readers and writers.
• 2015‑08‑16: Rust in 2016.
• 2015‑08‑14: GSMem: transmitting from a computer memory bus over GSM frequencies.
• 2015‑08‑14: Hypothesis: QuickCheck for Python.
• 2015‑08‑13: Why the Greenwich meridian moved.
• 2015‑08‑13: Making Travis CI a family-friendly place to work: parental leave for US employees.
• 2015‑08‑12: Insider trading on every company by hacking the news wire press release services.
• 2015‑08‑12: Security compromise at OpenSRS.
• 2015‑08‑12: Copyright lawsuits against breakbeat percussion loops.
• 2015‑08‑12: How to register a death without anyone dying, or register a birth without a baby.
• 2015‑08‑12: Frequent spicy meals linked to human longevity.
• 2015‑08‑12: Attack on the pentagon reveals new way to tile the plane.
• 2015‑08‑12: Google reveals details about its data centre networks.
• 2015‑08‑12: Jupiter Rising: A decade of Clos topologies and centralized control in Google's datacenter network.
• 2015‑08‑11: Reordering git commits with git-commit-tree.
• 2015‑08‑11: A brief history of time.
• 2015‑08‑11: XMPP myths.
• 2015‑08‑11: Big list of naughty strings for testing user input.
• 2015‑08‑11: SecLists: lists of input strings for application security testing.
• 2015‑08‑11: Database versioning best practices.
• 2015‑08‑10: A collection of outage postmortems.
• 2015‑08‑10: Belgian government friently phishing test goes offtrack.
• 2015‑08‑09: Zone Vision: inspect DNS zones like a superhero.
• 2015‑08‑08: Bringhurst's elements of typographic style applied to the web.
• 2015‑08‑08: Recommendations for typography on the web.
• 2015‑08‑08: Netflix streaming performance test video.
• 2015‑08‑07: Tufte CSS.
• 2015‑08‑07: Emacs multi-term.
• 2015‑08‑07: Emacs is my X11 window manager.
• 2015‑08‑07: exwm: turn Emacs into a tiling X11 window manager.
• 2015‑08‑06: Principles of traditional animation applied to 3D computer animation. (Pixar, 1987)
• 2015‑08‑05: How to set up and use a private PyPI repo.
• 2015‑08‑05: Python Wheels.
• 2015‑08‑05: Python on wheels.
• 2015‑08‑05: The paranoid style in American politics. (1964)
• 2015‑08‑05: A journalist crashed a Wall Street secret society.
• 2015‑08‑05: PostgreSQL when it's not your job.
• 2015‑08‑05: Use the index, Luke! A guide to database performance for developers.
• 2015‑08‑04: Comparison of different SQL implementations.
• 2015‑08‑04: libFirm: an optimising C compiler.
• 2015‑08‑03: LLVM for grad students.
• 2015‑08‑03: Duncan Campbell's life unmasking GCHQ.
• 2015‑08‑03: GitXiv: collaborative open computer science. arXiv+GitHub+links+discussion.
• 2015‑08‑02: How to a destroy a library's special collections with social media.
• 2015‑08‑02: Using Kotlin on Android.
• 2015‑08‑02: Talking To Vula: secret communications in the struggle against apartheid.
• 2015‑08‑02: Security economics: The market for silver bullets.
• 2015‑08‑02: dns-fuzzing: unique DNS packets for seeding AFL.
• 2015‑08‑02: High school student proves professor was wrong to deny existence of anti-Irish racism.
• 2015‑08‑02: Microsoft's new small print: how your personal data is (ab)used.
• 2015‑08‑02: 96 MacBook Pro's in one rack.
• 2015‑08‑02: How to fuzz a DNS server with AFL.
• 2015‑08‑02: Crack Brink's CompuSafe with a keyboard masher to escape Windows XP kiosk mode.
• 2015‑08‑02: Meshtag: drawable QR codes.
• 2015‑08‑02: Filmmakers fighting "Happy Birthday" copyright find their smoking gun.
• 2015‑08‑02: SWITCH.ch RPZ DNS Firewall.
• 2015‑08‑02: In praise of the AK-47.
• 2015‑08‑02: The stamp collector: a parable about objectivism.
• 2015‑08‑02: Vegetable calligraphy. (YouTube)
• 2015‑08‑02: GUNMAN: how the Soviets bugged typewriters in U.S. embassies.
• 2015‑08‑02: Rowhammer.js: software-induced hardware fault attack in JavaScript.
• 2015‑08‑02: Hacking Team: a zero-day market case study.
• 2015‑08‑02: A discussion about modern JavaScript tooling.
• 2015‑08‑02: Meet the master of old-school IBM model M refurbished clicky keyboards.
• 2015‑08‑02: JerryScript: JavaScript engine for microcontrollers.
• 2015‑08‑02: Websites, please stop blocking password managers!
• 2015‑08‑02: Detecting VPN and proxy users on the server.
• 2015‑08‑02: Receiving weather satellite images with an £8 SDR dongle.
• 2015‑08‑02: sregex: a non-backtracking regex engine.
• 2015‑08‑02: vsftpd-3.0.3 and the horrors of FTP over SSL.
• 2015‑08‑02: libmill: golang concurrency for C.
• 2015‑08‑02: HTTPS/FTPS protocol confusion leads to XSS.
• 2015‑08‑02: Plasma: KDE-based software for mobile phones.
• 2015‑08‑02: Why Kotlin is a good alternative to Java.
• 2015‑08‑02: The essence of FRP.
• 2015‑08‑02: pgcli: a command-line interface for Postgres with autocompletion and syntax highlighting.
• 2015‑08‑02: Why is it so hard to get a great bagel in California?
• 2015‑08‑02: Augustine and the "mathematicians".
• 2015‑08‑02: bocker: Docker implemented in 100 lines of bash.
• 2015‑08‑02: Engine placement in jet aircraft.
• 2015‑08‑02: Drawing the Mandelbrot set in SQL and other languages.
• 2015‑08‑02: Thoughts arising from CircleCI's July 2015 outage.
• 2015‑08‑02: Mac OS X 10.10 DYLD_PRINT_TO_FILE local privilege escalation vulnerability.
• 2015‑08‑02: Vim cheat-sheet.
• 2015‑08‑02: Web design: the first 100 years.
• 2015‑08‑02: Petition for a referendum on electoral reform like the one in New Zealand.
• 2015‑08‑02: Recovering a bricked Netgear DGN3500 via JTAG.
• 2015‑08‑02: Argon2 is the winner of the password hashing competition.
• 2015‑08‑02: EnChroma: colour for the colourblind.
• 2015‑08‑02: The end of capitalism has begun.
• 2015‑08‑02: Jay Leno's Doble E-20 steam car. (YouTube)
• 2015‑08‑02: Condensers and boilers for steam-powered cars.
• 2015‑08‑02: The New York Times bestseller that didn't exist.
• 2015‑08‑02: The last great steam car.
• 2015‑08‑02: Why are we so afraid of radiation?
• 2015‑08‑02: Custom daisy-chained SATA power cables.
• 2015‑08‑02: Bad male gamers are more likely to be hostile towards female gamers.
• 2015‑08‑02: A mathematical glossary.
• 2015‑08‑02: Firehose: handle 40Mpps on one core.
• 2015‑08‑02: UK report details what happens when police spying goes wrong.
• 2015‑08‑02: Cycling in Britain is a joke.
• 2015‑08‑02: How do types affect programming productivity and correctness?
• 2015‑08‑02: Kafkapocalypse: a cascade failure postmortem.
• 2015‑08‑02: The OpenZFS write throttle.
• 2015‑08‑02: Hack your Mazda 3 infotainment system.
• 2015‑08‑02: The potato paradox and other food-related maths.
• 2015‑08‑02: High Court rules UK government surveillance is unlawful.
• 2015‑08‑02: The not-planets.
• 2015‑08‑02: Intelligence and criminal behavior in a total birth cohort.
• 2015‑08‑02: From zero to Docker: how NewRelic migrated an existing service.
• 2015‑08‑02: "I ate 40 teaspoons of sugar a day. This is what happened."
• 2015‑07‑30: Why Docker is not yet succeeding widely in production.
• 2015‑07‑28: Metal CAPTCHA: are you a metalhead or a bot?
• 2015‑07‑28: Depict: a browser add-on that helps the visually-impaired understand images on the web.
• 2015‑07‑27: SleepWatcher: run a command when your Mac sleeps or wakes.
• 2015‑07‑20: Initial report on loss of connectivity to Cambridge University due to flooding.
• 2015‑07‑19: Golang 1.5 garbage collector.
• 2015‑07‑19: Why you don't need two-factor authentication.
• 2015‑07‑15: Cookie decryption attack on RC4 now takes less than three days.
• 2015‑07‑15: Ordnance Survey Code-Point Open: location of every postcode.
• 2015‑07‑15: Outlier detection at Netflix.
• 2015‑07‑15: Identify trees by leaf.
• 2015‑07‑13: Things your language should steal from Perl.
• 2015‑07‑12: 3D maps of every London Underground station.
• 2015‑07‑11: Doing something about the "impossible problem" of abuse in online games.
• 2015‑07‑08: The early history of Smalltalk.
• 2015‑07‑07: DNS resolver DDOS mitigation.
• 2015‑07‑06: Hermann Zapf obituary.
• 2015‑07‑06: Leap second at NICT in Japan, 2015. (YouTube)
• 2015‑07‑06: Leap second at NICT in Japan, 2012. (YouTube)
• 2015‑07‑03: Misfeatures Rust does not have.
• 2015‑07‑02: Graffiti: pressure wash or paint red?
• 2015‑07‑01: RedMonk rpogramming language rankings June 2015.
• 2015‑07‑01: Tetris as a C++ template metaprogram.
• 2015‑07‑01: NTP pool accuracy before and after leap second. 10% failed to leap.
• 2015‑07‑01: Shit Academics Say: the story behind a social media experiment.
• 2015‑07‑01: Numeronyms.
• 2015‑07‑01: Ordnance Survey open data.
• 2015‑07‑01: NIST draft guide for DNS-based secured email.
• 2015‑06‑30: f5 BIG-IP reboots when it gets an NTP leap second indication.
• 2015‑06‑30: s2n: a small C99 implementation of TLS from Amazon.
• 2015‑06‑30: Blocking-resistant https with domain fronting.
• 2015‑06‑30: HTML_CodeSniffer: web page coding standard checker in JavaScript.
• 2015‑06‑30: tota11y: accessibility visualization for websites.
• 2015‑06‑30: There was a time before Mathematica...
• 2015‑06‑29: US government best practices for the leap second tomorrow.
• 2015‑06‑28: John Locke against freedom.
• 2015‑06‑28: Covariance and Contravariance: a fresh look at an old issue, with examples in Perl 6.
• 2015‑06‑28: Blind return-oriented programming.
• 2015‑06‑28: Sigreturn-oriented programming.
• 2015‑06‑28: Return-oriented programming.
• 2015‑06‑28: SafeStack documentation for LLVM / clang.
• 2015‑06‑28: Code pointer integrity. (SafeStack for LLVM)
• 2015‑06‑27: Graphs in Rust using vector indices.
• 2015‑06‑27: Graphs and arena allocation in Rust.
• 2015‑06‑27: The Unsafe Rust Programming Language.
• 2015‑06‑26: Visualizing git concepts with D3.
• 2015‑06‑26: Time in Erlang.
• 2015‑06‑25: What is C in practice? Survey conclusions.
• 2015‑06‑25: M-Lab: a better measurement tool provides more data on Internet peering congestion.
• 2015‑06‑24: Adobe Type Manager PostScript Charstring security vulnerabilities.
• 2015‑06‑24: Angular commit message style.
• 2015‑06‑24: Ditch verbal mike-based Q&A sessions and use written questions instead.
• 2015‑06‑24: An algorithmic approach to data center cabling.
• 2015‑06‑24: NAPALM: network automation and programmability abstraction layer with multivendor support. (Ansible support for routers.)
• 2015‑06‑23: Did Watson and Crick really steal Rosalind Franklin's data?
• 2015‑06‑23: A monadic Pratt parser.
• 2015‑06‑22: Empty symlinks and full POSIX compliance.
• 2015‑06‑22: Mega-processor: an 8-bit computer made from discrete transistors and LEDs.
• 2015‑06‑21: codeface: typefaces for source code beautification.
• 2015‑06‑21: Stealing keys from PCs using a radio: cheap electromagnetic attacks on windowed exponentiation.
• 2015‑06‑21: Folly Futures for C++11 at Facebook.
• 2015‑06‑20: LF Examiner: large format film projection.
• 2015‑06‑19: Introduction to WebKit content blockers.
• 2015‑06‑19: Quantitative analysis of issues found by afl in mandoc.
• 2015‑06‑19: crt.sh: certificate transparency log searcher.
• 2015‑06‑19: IPv6 leakage and DNS hijacking in commercial VPN clients.
• 2015‑06‑19: New policy on browser autocomplete vulnerabilities.
• 2015‑06‑19: Major roads of Great Britain.
• 2015‑06‑19: Whitaker's WORDS on GitHub.
• 2015‑06‑19: Whitaker's WORDS: a Latin-English dictionary program.
• 2015‑06‑17: WebAssembly FAQ.
• 2015‑06‑17: From asm.js to WebAssembly: bytecode for browsers.
• 2015‑06‑17: When Solid State Drives are not that solid: TRIM bugs.
• 2015‑06‑15: CppMem: an interactive C/C++ memory model explorer.
• 2015‑06‑15: System integrity protection in Mac OS X.
• 2015‑06‑15: HTTP/2 implementation status.
• 2015‑06‑15: Why I dislike systemd.
• 2015‑06‑15: The Chaos: Gerard Nolst Trenité on English pronunciation.
• 2015‑06‑15: Transparent and accountable governance in 10 words.
• 2015‑06‑14: Global cybercrime has infected the very soul of capitalism.
• 2015‑06‑14: Japan's biggest optical disc manufacturer will stop production this year.
• 2015‑06‑13: Wifibroadcast: analog-like transmission of live video data.
• 2015‑06‑13: Why did the Universe start off with Hydrogen, Helium, and not much else?
• 2015‑06‑11: Every noise at once.
• 2015‑06‑11: Mythic Beasts' view of IPv6 growth.
• 2015‑06‑10: Kaspersky finds new nation-state attack malware in its own network.
• 2015‑06‑10: Akamai's view of IPv6 growth.
• 2015‑06‑10: A tale of two file names: FAT 8.3 long name mangling.
• 2015‑06‑10: xhyve: lightweight virtualization on OS X based on bhyve.
• 2015‑06‑10: The danger of anti-virus vendors still relying on MD5.
• 2015‑06‑10: A sundial for the blind.
• 2015‑06‑08: Rogue IPv6 addresses with 4006 prefix in home network.
• 2015‑06‑08: Chemical dependency is not the main cause of addiction.
• 2015‑06‑08: Crash course on notation in programming language theory.
• 2015‑06‑08: The Batteriser examined.
• 2015‑06‑08: Philadelphia train crash investigation derailed by muddled time zones.
• 2015‑06‑07: How Plex is doing HTTPS for all its users.
• 2015‑06‑07: Speaker style bingo: 10 presentation anti-patterns.
• 2015‑06‑07: A large-scale study of flash storage failures at Facebook.
• 2015‑06‑06: The end of HTML.
• 2015‑06‑06: Some notes on HAProxy.
• 2015‑06‑06: Three months of Rust.
• 2015‑06‑04: SSDs: A gift and a curse.
• 2015‑06‑04: A world of languages, and how many speak them.
• 2015‑06‑03: Which Unicode character should represent the English apostrophe? (And why the Unicode committee is very wrong.)
• 2015‑06‑03: 60th anniversary of the atomic clock.
• 2015‑06‑03: Batch-GCDing Github SSH keys.
• 2015‑06‑03: Auditing GitHub users' SSH key quality.
• 2015‑06‑02: Joule thief.
• 2015‑06‑02: Batteriser is a $2.50 gadget that extends alkaline battery life 800%
• 2015‑06‑02: Five different ways to handle the leap second with NTP.
• 2015‑06‑02: The intuition behind why a randomly networked data center works.
• 2015‑06‑02: How Rust achieves thread safety.
• 2015‑06‑01: Exploring 1Password's crypto in golang.
• 2015‑06‑01: Running an oncall rota.
• 2015‑05‑30: "Mahna Mahna": How a ditty from a soft-core Italian movie became the Muppets' catchiest tune.
• 2015‑05‑30: Animography: animated typefaces.
• 2015‑05‑30: How not to seed a random number generator: Blockchain.info's Android Wallet.
• 2015‑05‑30: A guide to the regional ramen of Japan.
• 2015‑05‑30: databranches: using git as a database.
• 2015‑05‑30: swift: a multiparty transport protocol - BitTorrent at the transport layer.
• 2015‑05‑30: Announcing GitTorrent: a decentralized git service.
• 2015‑05‑29: Spy in the sandbox: practical cache sidechannel attacks in Javascript.
• 2015‑05‑29: The Kindle finally gets typography that doesn't suck.
• 2015‑05‑29: VAT rules for food. (much bogglement)
• 2015‑05‑29: Null Island.
• 2015‑05‑29: The Republic of Null Island.
• 2015‑05‑29: After FBI domain expires, seized domains serve up malware.
• 2015‑05‑28: KUNG FURY (YouTube)
• 2015‑05‑28: What I learned from six months of GMO research: None of it matters.
• 2015‑05‑28: Railway oriented programming, or, error handling with the Either monad.
• 2015‑05‑28: Rust for Python programmers.
• 2015‑05‑28: Inside Google's war against ad fraud.
• 2015‑05‑28: lsyncd: live filesystem sync / mirror daemon.
• 2015‑05‑27: How to fool journalists into saying chocolate helps weight loss.
• 2015‑05‑27: Five lists of six things about Rust.
• 2015‑05‑26: Elements of scale: composing and scaling data platforms.
• 2015‑05‑25: CAP: if all you have is a timeout, everything looks like a partition.
• 2015‑05‑25: A plea for culinary modernism.
• 2015‑05‑25: Saving coffee from extinction due to global warming.
• 2015‑05‑25: Australia's Defence Trade Control Act could criminalise teaching cryptography.
• 2015‑05‑25: There is no link between saturated fat and heart disease.
• 2015‑05‑25: Top-down operator precedence. (remastered)
• 2015‑05‑25: La famille TGV, guide d'identification.
• 2015‑05‑25: Letter to a young Haskell enthusiast.
• 2015‑05‑25: Capstone: the ultimate disassembly framework.
• 2015‑05‑25: Snowman: ARM/x86/AMD64 to C/C++ decompiler.
• 2015‑05‑25: Python 3 typecheck-decorator.
• 2015‑05‑25: The medieval 'New England': an Anglo-Saxon colony on the north-eastern Black Sea coast.
• 2015‑05‑25: Typography shapes our perception of truth.
• 2015‑05‑24: Extracting audio from pictures.
• 2015‑05‑24: Mach7: pattern matching for C++.
• 2015‑05‑24: Duncan Campbell talks to GCHQ (interception not required).
• 2015‑05‑23: What IBM Watson AI chef told me to cook.
• 2015‑05‑23: Greaseless autonomous decentralised bearings eliminate sliding friction.
• 2015‑05‑22: Australian stock exchange leap second plans.
• 2015‑05‑21: Public Toilets and the magic of open data.
• 2015‑05‑21: Cambridgeshire traffic congestion monitoring interactive map.
• 2015‑05‑20: Free open source code signing certificates.
• 2015‑05‑19: Ceilings of Deus Ex.
• 2015‑05‑19: How a frame is rendered in Deus Ex: Human Revolution.
• 2015‑05‑19: Amazon implements linear leap smear for AWS (except EC2) for the coming leap second.
• 2015‑05‑19: About the supposed factoring of a 4096 bit RSA PGP key.
• 2015‑05‑19: Linux signalfd is useless.
• 2015‑05‑18: SCIpher: a scholarly message encoder based on SCIgen.
• 2015‑05‑17: Julia issue #8839: Jeff Bezanson's PhD thesis: abstraction in technical computing.
• 2015‑05‑16: Sourdough crumpets.
• 2015‑05‑16: A taste of Rust.
• 2015‑05‑16: eBPF: programmable tracing for Linux.
• 2015‑05‑15: Poor man's stack trace profiler.
• 2015‑05‑15: Amazon AWS tips.
• 2015‑05‑15: This British bill of rights could end the UK.
• 2015‑05‑14: Linux futex_wait() lockup bug.
• 2015‑05‑14: Geoff Huston's review of the DNS-OARC workshop.
• 2015‑05‑14: India's experiment in basic income grants.
• 2015‑05‑13: BIND 9 internals documentation.
• 2015‑05‑12: Accidentally Quadratic: `puppet apply`.
• 2015‑05‑12: The tree of old-world language families.
• 2015‑05‑12: “Politics of fear” to blame for Lib Dem collapse, says former Cambridge MP Julian Huppert.
• 2015‑05‑12: Six ways Nick Clegg led the Liberal Democrats to disaster.
• 2015‑05‑11: Detecting Malware Based on DNS Graph Mining.
• 2015‑05‑11: Tory plan to repeal the Human Rights Act faces almost insurmountable odds.
• 2015‑05‑11: PowerDNS review of the DNS-OARC Spring Workshop 2015.
• 2015‑05‑11: The first microprocessor: the F15 central air data computer.
• 2015‑05‑11: Texas Instruments TMX 1795: an 8008 clone produced before the Intel 8008.
• 2015‑05‑10: Lego brick street view.
• 2015‑05‑10: Thoughts on the way forward for the Lib Dems.
• 2015‑05‑10: The 14 worst human rights myths.
• 2015‑05‑10: Paris plans to line the Seine with parks instead of cars.
• 2015‑05‑10: All about this in JavaScript.
• 2015‑05‑10: Scroll Back: theory and practice of camera focus in side-scrolling games.
• 2015‑05‑10: How to solve chronic homelessness.
• 2015‑05‑09: Scale errors in funding public benefit activities.
• 2015‑05‑09: How the measles vaccine reduces mortality from other infectious diseases.
• 2015‑05‑08: opmsg: an alternative to pgp.
• 2015‑05‑08: The discovery of Apache ZooKeeper's poison packet.
• 2015‑05‑07: The Whig party.
• 2015‑05‑06: Centimetre-accurate GPS for mobile phones.
• 2015‑05‑06: DHCP, RPF verify, HSRP and ECMP: when protocols collide.
• 2015‑05‑05: How Amsterdam became the bicycle capital of the world.
• 2015‑05‑04: Parental choice led to decline in standard of Swedish education.
• 2015‑05‑04: Animal fat mayonnaise.
• 2015‑05‑03: Corpus of Historical American English (400 million words).
• 2015‑05‑03: The search for a more perfect kilogram.
• 2015‑05‑03: What would happen if the EU opened its borders to everyone?
• 2015‑05‑02: Project MF: blue-box phreaking with an Asterisk PBX.
• 2015‑05‑01: Wallpapered: maps for walls.
• 2015‑05‑01: Reprojected raster map tiles.
• 2015‑05‑01: GDAL: geospatial data abstraction library.
• 2015‑05‑01: Cartographic map projections.
• 2015‑05‑01: Natural Earth: public domain map data.
• 2015‑05‑01: Printing a wall-sized world map.
• 2015‑05‑01: Functional education: strengths and weaknesses of various Haskell teaching materials.
• 2015‑04‑30: David P. Reed on the invention of UDP.
• 2015‑04‑30: Can your static type system handle linear algebra?
• 2015‑04‑29: Static checking of units in Servo using Rust phantom types.
• 2015‑04‑29: Measurements of Newton's gravitational constant and the length of day.
• 2015‑04‑29: Eight lessons learned hacking on GitHub Pages for six months.
• 2015‑04‑29: Bye bye Labour.
• 2015‑04‑29: The austerity delusion: The case for cuts was a lie. Why does Britain still believe it?
• 2015‑04‑28: How well do you know Cambridge? A population statistics quiz.
• 2015‑04‑28: Bad forensic "science".
• 2015‑04‑28: Reenix: implementing a toy Unix in Rust.
• 2015‑04‑28: ShellCheck script analyzer.
• 2015‑04‑28: Crash Boys: the weird flash crash case against Navinder Singh Sarao.
• 2015‑04‑27: Teenager cuts nearly a third of a second off Rubik's Cube world record.
• 2015‑04‑27: What it is like to have half a million followers on Twitter.
• 2015‑04‑27: MySQL gotchas.
• 2015‑04‑26: Non-constant constant-expressions in C++.
• 2015‑04‑26: rust-bindgen: automatic API converter for Rust.
• 2015‑04‑26: Rust once, run everywhere: FFI and interop with other languages.
• 2015‑04‑25: How photography was optimized for pale skin.
• 2015‑04‑25: 28 words to use instead of "awesome".
• 2015‑04‑25: What every programmer should know about solid-state drives.
• 2015‑04‑24: A brief history of /proc
• 2015‑04‑24: Verifone credit card terminals have used same password since 1990s.
• 2015‑04‑24: Google Safe Browsing observes the GreatFire / GitHub Chinese DDoS.
• 2015‑04‑24: Games on a hyperbolic plane.
• 2015‑04‑24: HyperRogue: a roguelike on a hyperbolic plane.
• 2015‑04‑23: Holt-Winters forecasting applied to poisson processes in real time.
• 2015‑04‑23: Lessons learned in software development.
• 2015‑04‑23: Make your own digital sundial.
• 2015‑04‑23: K-root DNS server expansion plans.
• 2015‑04‑22: 1ML: uniting ML's core and modules into a single language.
• 2015‑04‑21: What is C in practice? (a survey)
• 2015‑04‑21: Martin Burgess / John Harrison "Clock B".
• 2015‑04‑20: Liberty Reserve: bank of the underworld.
• 2015‑04‑20: ub-canaries: a collection of programs that detect compiler exploitation of undefined behaviour.
• 2015‑04‑20: Burgess Regulator: modern construction of John Harrison's last clock design.
• 2015‑04‑19: John Harrison's last clock is accurate to less than one second in 100 days.
• 2015‑04‑19: Notational Velocity: Mac note-taking app.
• 2015‑04‑19: Semantic linefeeds in document markup: one line per sentence or clause.
• 2015‑04‑18: 30 logos that have a hidden message.
• 2015‑04‑18: Lots of emacs tips.
• 2015‑04‑18: Spacemacs: emacs configuration framework based round evil-mode.
• 2015‑04‑18: Chord progressions of 25 000 songs.
• 2015‑04‑17: Why an academic historian wrote a book in plain text (with pandoc).
• 2015‑04‑17: A complement to blame: an overview of the blame calculus for gradual typing.
• 2015‑04‑17: Anatomy of an account hijack
• 2015‑04‑17: Yes, you can catch insanity: infectious disease and mental health.
• 2015‑04‑17: eight: Python 2 to the power of 3.
• 2015‑04‑16: For good measure: estimating undiscovered vulnerabilities.
• 2015‑04‑16: Optimizing TLS for high bandwidth applications on FreeBSD.
• 2015‑04‑16: 11 proverbs for the digital age.
• 2015‑04‑15: The American middle class is no longer the richest in the world.
• 2015‑04‑15: Miura-Ori map fold.
• 2015‑04‑15: The bones beneath London: Crossrail archaeology.
• 2015‑04‑15: Remote code execution vulnerability in IIS on Windows: HTTP byte range parsing error.
• 2015‑04‑15: Reverse-engineered WipEout WebGL track viewer.
• 2015‑04‑15: Lots of leap second bug reports.
• 2015‑04‑14: Moore's Law at 50: Its past and its future.
• 2015‑04‑14: Finding bugs in SQLite with afl.
• 2015‑04‑14: The Hobsbawm File. (Radio 4)
• 2015‑04‑14: Protecting infrastructure secrets with Keywhiz.
• 2015‑04‑14: Usability of voter-verifiable, end-to-end voting systems: Helios, Prêt À Voter, and Scantegrity II.
• 2015‑04‑14: British viagra spammers sent to prison.
• 2015‑04‑14: What's wrong with statistics in Julia?
• 2015‑04‑13: Rockwell retro-encabulator. (YouTube)
• 2015‑04‑13: git fanfic.
• 2015‑04‑13: Insurance jingle fanfic.
• 2015‑04‑13: How to fix rootpipe privilege escalation vulnerability in Mac OS X 10.9 Mavericks.
• 2015‑04‑13: Indexes beat actively managed funds again in S&P study.
• 2015‑04‑13: The mutual fund industry is a huge scam that costs investors billions of dollars a year.
• 2015‑04‑13: Electricity distribution map of the East of England.
• 2015‑04‑13: National risk register of civil emergencies. (2015 edition)
• 2015‑04‑13: London's lost pneumatic railway: the second underground.
• 2015‑04‑12: Experiments in columnar joints in drying corn starch.
• 2015‑04‑12: Why neovim is better than vim.
• 2015‑04‑12: Benefit sanctions: Britain's secret penal system.
• 2015‑04‑12: The Analytical Engine In Glorious Technicolour!
• 2015‑04‑12: The multiple lives of Moore's law: how it survived for 50 years.
• 2015‑04‑12: 1K colours on CGA: How it is done.
• 2015‑04‑11: Out of print? How to regain copyright and make your book more available.
• 2015‑04‑11: Codes that Changed the World: a history of programming languages on Radio 4.
• 2015‑04‑11: Detailled London rail map.
• 2015‑04‑11: How are Rust Traits different from Golang Interfaces?
• 2015‑04‑10: VeinViewer means no more poking people with needles repeatedly.
• 2015‑04‑10: Extracting the private key from a TREZOR bitcoin safe with a $70 oscilloscope.
• 2015‑04‑10: Fearless concurrency with Rust.
• 2015‑04‑10: Hidden backdoor API to root privileges in Apple Mac OS X.
• 2015‑04‑10: Windows concurrent IO API zoo.
• 2015‑04‑10: TCP OOB sends Chrome and Node.js into infinite loops due to OS X kqueue bug.
• 2015‑04‑10: ExaBGP: routing swiss army knife. (Used by RIPE for anycast.)
• 2015‑04‑10: nsec3map: DNSSEC zone enumerator.
• 2015‑04‑10: How can life exist on a planet without a star?
• 2015‑04‑09: Wall Street fees wipe out $2.5 billion in New York City pension funds.
• 2015‑04‑09: Software interrupts and realtime Linux.
• 2015‑04‑09: T-pylon foundations.
• 2015‑04‑09: First new-style T-pylon has been installed.
• 2015‑04‑08: What kind of talks and papers are wanted at USENIX LISA.
• 2015‑04‑08: Tendermint: consensus without mining.
• 2015‑04‑08: Stellar Consensus Protocol: proof and code.
• 2015‑04‑08: Differential calculus with datatypes.
• 2015‑04‑08: BeagleBone Black timer capture driver for precise PPS interrupts.
• 2015‑04‑08: Various GeoIP checking and bug reporting links.
• 2015‑04‑08: Inside 8088 MPH: we break all your emulators.
• 2015‑04‑08: Breaking XML signature and encryption.
• 2015‑04‑07: How to own any Windows network with group policy hijacking attacks.
• 2015‑04‑07: How Heartbleed could have been found with afl and address sanitizer.
• 2015‑04‑07: Contranyms, holophrasms and negaffirmatives: when "no" is positive.
• 2015‑04‑07: Treating British tourists in Europe costs five times more than treating foreign visitors in the UK.
• 2015‑04‑07: Never doubt that a small group of deranged trolls can ruin anything (even the Washington Monument and the Hugo Awards).
• 2015‑04‑07: Gil Tene's basic settings to reduce latency spikes on Linux.
• 2015‑04‑07: Cheese changed the course of Western civilization.
• 2015‑04‑06: The puppy-free Hugo award voter's guide.
• 2015‑04‑06: Is 10% of the population really gay?
• 2015‑04‑06: Why the name? Etymologies of Unix and Linux programs.
• 2015‑04‑05: 8088 MPH: a demo for the original IBM PC with CGA adapter.
• 2015‑04‑04: Why, after all these years, don't we have something better than latex for condoms?
• 2015‑04‑04: Linux's bad disk scheduling causes long GC pauses on the JVM.
• 2015‑04‑03: Reviewing the second year of OCaml Labs in 2014.
• 2015‑04‑03: Pin-pointing China's attack against GitHub.
• 2015‑04‑02: Google Chrome will not trust any new CNNIC X.509 certificates.
• 2015‑04‑02: Mozilla will be distrusting new CNNIC X.509 certificates.
• 2015‑04‑01: Terry Pratchett, guilty of literature, vs. VATMOSS. (Ansible 333)
• 2015‑04‑01: Ignore the 'pro-business' rhetoric: a pro-rich government is anti-business.
• 2015‑04‑01: Crypto algorithm confusion vulnerabilities in JSON Web Token libraries.
• 2015‑04‑01: China's man-on-the-side attack on GitHub.
• 2015‑03‑31: My quantified self email analysis experiment: a failure.
• 2015‑03‑31: Chinese authorities compromise millions in cyberattacks on GitHub and GreatFire.
• 2015‑03‑31: The real story of how America became an economic superpower.
• 2015‑03‑30: Metaprogramming beyond decency in Python.
• 2015‑03‑30: Hypothesis: QuickCheck-style property-based testing for Python.
• 2015‑03‑30: systemd will require a specially patched Linux kernel.
• 2015‑03‑29: "Turing got a pardon. I want one, too."
• 2015‑03‑29: Why Baidu has been hijacked to attack Github.
• 2015‑03‑29: VHDL 101: a minimal 16 bit stack-based CPU.
• 2015‑03‑29: Debunking the myth of the job-stealing immigrant.
• 2015‑03‑28: The myth of Europe's "little ice age".
• 2015‑03‑28: KaTeX: the fastest math typesetting library for the web.
• 2015‑03‑28: Paper review: "an analysis of production failures in distributed data-intensive systems"
• 2015‑03‑28: Baidu's traffic hijacked to DDoS GitHub.com.
• 2015‑03‑27: Porno copyright troll Perfect 10 hit with $5.6M in fees after failed Usenet lawsuit.
• 2015‑03‑27: UK Court of Appeal issues game changing judgment in Google / Safari privacy case.
• 2015‑03‑27: The horror of document.write in JavaScript.
• 2015‑03‑25: Cap'n Proto security advisory, and how to catch integer overflows with template metaprogramming.
• 2015‑03‑25: A comprehensive study of convergent and commutative replicated data types.
• 2015‑03‑25: pg_rewind in PostgreSQL 9.5: better replication and failover.
• 2015‑03‑24: Telstra runs out of IPv4 addresses.
• 2015‑03‑24: Which clang warning options control which warning messages?
• 2015‑03‑24: Which UK constituencies have ever elected someone who is not a white man?
• 2015‑03‑23: Popcorn Time: the piracy party that Hollywood cannot stop.
• 2015‑03‑23: Real ale vs craft beer: a battle for the soul of booze.
• 2015‑03‑21: Why the human retina is wired back-to-front.
• 2015‑03‑21: Google's distributed cron service.
• 2015‑03‑21: 12 minute Mandelbrots on a 50 year old IBM 1401 mainframe.
• 2015‑03‑21: Negative criticism and ineffective feedback.
• 2015‑03‑21: The science of protecting people's feelings: why we pretend all opinions are equal.
• 2015‑03‑21: Mac OS X drivers for CH340 / CH341 / PL2303 USB serial devices.
• 2015‑03‑21: Monodraw: UTF8 art drawing tool for Mac.
• 2015‑03‑21: Replacing Photoshop with NSString: ASCII art connect-the-dots rendering.
• 2015‑03‑21: Why does the International Space Station have such a weird shape?
• 2015‑03‑20: GoDaddy accounts vulnerable to social engineering.
• 2015‑03‑20: Windows 10 will allow hardware vendors to lock out alternate operating systems.
• 2015‑03‑20: Dolaucothi Roman gold mines.
• 2015‑03‑20: Las Médulas roman gold mines.
• 2015‑03‑20: cURL is 17 years old.
• 2015‑03‑20: The untold story of the British Rail logo.
• 2015‑03‑20: Textures.js: SVG patterns for data visualization.
• 2015‑03‑20: The myopia boom seems to be due to too much time indoors.
• 2015‑03‑20: Sorting algorithms in COBOL.
• 2015‑03‑20: Where is the generic insulin?
• 2015‑03‑20: miTLS: A verified reference TLS implementation.
• 2015‑03‑19: Conference katamari.
• 2015‑03‑19: PyPy and RPython: fast enough language VMs in fast enough time.
• 2015‑03‑19: NSF will require open access to research it funds.
• 2015‑03‑18: f3: find fake flash devices.
• 2015‑03‑18: NTP developer Harlan Stenn and the Network Time Foundation need money.
• 2015‑03‑18: Richard Stallman's GNU Manifesto is 30 years old.
• 2015‑03‑17: I can text you a pile of poo, but I can't write my name.
• 2015‑03‑17: How do I convert a video to GIF using ffmpeg, with reasonable quality?
• 2015‑03‑17: RgbQuant.js playground.
• 2015‑03‑17: Arbitrary-palette positional dithering algorithm.
• 2015‑03‑17: libimagequant: image quantization library.
• 2015‑03‑17: Colour quantization.
• 2015‑03‑17: High quality GIFs with FFmpeg.
• 2015‑03‑17: Amazon is losing billions.
• 2015‑03‑16: reop: a pgp-alike based on nacl / libsodium.
• 2015‑03‑16: Attacks only get better: new more efficient password recovery attack on RC4 in TLS.
• 2015‑03‑16: Norway police illegally set up IMSI catchers around parliament.
• 2015‑03‑16: Anti-doxxing techniques.
• 2015‑03‑15: The state of SIMD.js performance in Firefox.
• 2015‑03‑15: DHCPv6 and the trouble with MAC addresses.
• 2015‑03‑15: An algorithm to synchronise a computer to UTC using a dial-up reference time source.
• 2015‑03‑15: Why it is hard to compile Perl 6.
• 2015‑03‑15: Oxford's New Bodleian Library has had a radical modernist refurbishment.
• 2015‑03‑15: Branch cuts for complex elementary functions, or, much ado about nothing's sign bit.
• 2015‑03‑15: ashd: a "sane" HTTP daemon, using Unix processes as modules.
• 2015‑03‑15: FastCGI is pointless.
• 2015‑03‑15: The OpenBSD httpd.
• 2015‑03‑14: The sad state of system administration.
• 2015‑03‑14: The Ten Commandments of egoless programming.
• 2015‑03‑14: $2500 to get your .sucks domain before it opens to all comers.
• 2015‑03‑14: How genre fiction became more important than literary fiction.
• 2015‑03‑14: alt.fan.pratchett dinner at Trinity College Cambridge. (1995)
• 2015‑03‑14: Trigger: a network automation toolkit in Python.
• 2015‑03‑14: How Apple makes the Watch: metallurgy and machining.
• 2015‑03‑13: Factoring 512 bit RSA for fun (and a $9000 saving).
• 2015‑03‑13: Lucene: the good parts.
• 2015‑03‑13: A door broke in Germany and the most memetacular thing happened.
• 2015‑03‑13: xorg maxes out at 256 clients.
• 2015‑03‑13: There is no now.
• 2015‑03‑13: You can play Snake with the fountains at Kings Cross Granary Square.
• 2015‑03‑13: The robustness principle reconsidered.
• 2015‑03‑13: bind9stats: a Munin plugin to get data from the BIND 9 statistics channel (XML format v3).
• 2015‑03‑13: Accidentally Quadratic.
• 2015‑03‑13: Bitcoin is being used by African migrant workers to send money home.
• 2015‑03‑13: Wardley mapping: a set of useful posts.
• 2015‑03‑12: How GitHub conquered Google, Microsoft, and everyone else.
• 2015‑03‑12: Google Code is shutting down.
• 2015‑03‑12: Pi, phase space, and bouncing billiard balls.
• 2015‑03‑12: Blinky: peripheral vision for Quake, with configurable projections.
• 2015‑03‑12: The Pannini projection.
• 2015‑03‑11: Patents are innovation's worst enemy.
• 2015‑03‑11: Piketty discusses "Capital in the 21st Century".
• 2015‑03‑11: Raytracing a Black Hole.
• 2015‑03‑11: Inflicting suffering on those in need is now at the heart of our welfare system.
• 2015‑03‑11: Backblaze Vault storage architecture.
• 2015‑03‑11: Strengthening JavaScript.
• 2015‑03‑11: New design for K-root DNS server nodes.
• 2015‑03‑11: Wodin: an IMAP server
• 2015‑03‑10: USB killer.
• 2015‑03‑10: The number of legal 18x18 Go positions.
• 2015‑03‑10: Yes, I'll defend daylight saving time.
• 2015‑03‑09: Exploiting the DRAM rowhammer bug to gain kernel privileges.
• 2015‑03‑09: The East India Company: The original corporate raiders.
• 2015‑03‑09: Linux getrandom(2).
• 2015‑03‑09: UK politicians could learn a lot from the Pirate Party.
• 2015‑03‑09: Winners of the underhanded crypto contest.
• 2015‑03‑09: Signs that you are a bad programmer.
• 2015‑03‑08: Lenin meets Corleone: understanding Vladimir Putin.
• 2015‑03‑08: An analysis of Wellcome Trust open access spending, 2013-2014.
• 2015‑03‑08: The sinister treatment of dissent at the BBC.
• 2015‑03‑08: The Eiffel Tower now has some wind turbines.
• 2015‑03‑08: What happens when the Queen dies.
• 2015‑03‑08: A USB 3.1 disk benchmark.
• 2015‑03‑08: Security services complain that Silicon Valley executives do not want security clearance.
• 2015‑03‑08: London congestion charge led to a dramatic fall in accident rate.
• 2015‑03‑08: Name constraints on root CAs.
• 2015‑03‑07: GitLab joins Y Combinator.
• 2015‑03‑07: SMS cards: the circuit packaging technology in IBM's 1960s mainframes.
• 2015‑03‑07: What might a functional SQL look like?
• 2015‑03‑07: Capitalism's love affair with bureaucracy.
• 2015‑03‑07: American democracy is doomed.
• 2015‑03‑06: Reverse execution for better debugging with rr.
• 2015‑03‑06: rr: record execution and replay deterministically for debugging.
• 2015‑03‑06: IPFS: peer-to-peer content-addressing for the permanent web.
• 2015‑03‑06: pflask: simple Linux containers.
• 2015‑03‑06: Exponential backoff and jitter.
• 2015‑03‑05: Could a 'citizen's income' work?
• 2015‑03‑05: Finding files fast. (1983)
• 2015‑03‑05: ZX81 1K chess.
• 2015‑03‑05: Software Freedom Conservancy sues VMware over GPL compliance.
• 2015‑03‑05: The North/South divide: we have never even tried.
• 2015‑03‑05: DNSSEC validation at Spark NZ, a large ISP.
• 2015‑03‑05: A leap second is coming: leap smear at QTNet in Japan. (Slideshare)
• 2015‑03‑05: GitHub alternatives.
• 2015‑03‑05: GitLab acquires Gitorious.
• 2015‑03‑05: Your open source project does not need a contributor licensing agreement.
• 2015‑03‑04: Exploiting a use-after-free bug in Adobe Flash Player.
• 2015‑03‑04: Widespread leapsecond bugs in BeiDou GNSS receivers.
• 2015‑03‑04: Perforce Helix distributed version control.
• 2015‑03‑04: Solved by Flexbox: cleaner, hack-free CSS.
• 2015‑03‑04: Khronos Vulkan, next generation OpenGL: graphics and compute belong together.
• 2015‑03‑04: Internet services engineering reading list.
• 2015‑03‑04: PCG: a family of better (non-crypto) random number generators.
• 2015‑03‑03: Don't blame gerbils for the plague.
• 2015‑03‑03: SSL attack of the week: "FREAK", or, factoring RSA for fun and profit.
• 2015‑03‑03: "FREAK" SSL downgrade attack exploits 1990s export strength ciphers.
• 2015‑03‑03: Scientists have figured out what makes Indian food so delicious.
• 2015‑03‑03: The worst insurance contract ever? The man who could own Aviva.
• 2015‑03‑03: Jet lag is worse if you live on Mars time.
• 2015‑03‑03: Khronos unveils Vulkan: OpenGL rebuilt for modern systems.
• 2015‑03‑02: ATtiny85 does over-the-air NTSC.
• 2015‑03‑02: How simian immunodeficiency virus became HIV, on several occasions.
• 2015‑03‑02: Plastic as strong as steel and three times lighter.
• 2015‑03‑02: No, it's not the end of XMPP for Google Talk.
• 2015‑03‑02: lcc: a retargetable C compiler.
• 2015‑03‑02: pcc: portable C compiler.
• 2015‑03‑02: tcc: tiny C compiler.
• 2015‑03‑02: sdcc: a C compiler targeting small devices.
• 2015‑03‑02: nwcc: a simple portable C compiler.
• 2015‑03‑02: 8cc: a small C11 compiler.
• 2015‑03‑02: Pyston LLVM-based Python implementation: version 0.3 release.
• 2015‑03‑02: ISO/IEC 9899:2011 C11 final committee draft.
• 2015‑03‑02: The Brompton bicycle production line.
• 2015‑03‑01: First train journey from China to Spain and back.
• 2015‑03‑01: How to sabotage encryption software (and not get caught).
• 2015‑03‑01: 30 years of above average global temperatures.
• 2015‑03‑01: Abusing BluRay players: sandbox escapes.
• 2015‑03‑01: Abandon your DVCS and return to sanity.
• 2015‑03‑01: Kitchen rhythm: a year in a Parisian pâtisserie.
• 2015‑02‑28: You do not want ISPs to optimise for minimal packet loss.
• 2015‑02‑28: GPS PPS with Raspbian wheezy 2015-02-16.
• 2015‑02‑28: Raspberry Pi stratum 1 NTP server with PPS.
• 2015‑02‑28: u-blox 6 GPS receiver description and protocol specification.
• 2015‑02‑28: u-blox NEO-6 GPS data sheet.
• 2015‑02‑27: FCC is asking for more buffer bloat in ISP networks?
• 2015‑02‑27: More thoughts on working with GnuPG.
• 2015‑02‑27: Internet slang meets American Sign Language.
• 2015‑02‑26: Watch a decade of data coming to life on OpenStreetMap.
• 2015‑02‑26: The path to parallel JavaScript.
• 2015‑02‑26: Sans Bullshit Sans: a font that leverages the synergy of ligatures.
• 2015‑02‑26: Technical aspects of leap second propagation and evaluation.
• 2015‑02‑26: Psychology journal bans p-value significance testing.
• 2015‑02‑26: Malaysia steals Mali's ccTLD.
• 2015‑02‑26: Why it is worth classifying and naming antipatterns and failure modes.
• 2015‑02‑26: How to calculate current on a 3-phase, 208V rack PDU.
• 2015‑02‑25: "Get them on the blower!" London's lost pneumatic tube network.
• 2015‑02‑25: Gemalto's investigation into the GCHQ/NSA attacks.
• 2015‑02‑25: What Color Is Your Xen? Different virtualisation modes.
• 2015‑02‑24: Hardware variability may be greater than algorithmic improvement.
• 2015‑02‑24: Great Firewall of China DNS poisoning DDoS attack.
• 2015‑02‑24: When builders nearly flooded the JANET EastERN PoP.
• 2015‑02‑24: Formal methods show TimSort is broken.
• 2015‑02‑24: PrivDog adware is worse than Superfish.
• 2015‑02‑23: The Emterpreter: run asm.js code before it can be parsed.
• 2015‑02‑23: Typographic universal shaping engine in Windows 10.
• 2015‑02‑23: Be prepared: journalists and security researchers.
• 2015‑02‑23: Media training is an OPSEC skill.
• 2015‑02‑23: ECMAscript 6.
• 2015‑02‑23: Big data won't improve business strategy for most companies.
• 2015‑02‑22: Open Addresses: multiplying address data.
• 2015‑02‑22: Superfish round-up.
• 2015‑02‑21: An exploration of ARM TrustZone technology.
• 2015‑02‑21: Generalized tic-tax-toe: k-in-a-row on an n-by-m board.
• 2015‑02‑21: Most types of cancer are not due to "bad luck".
• 2015‑02‑21: Advertising vs. editorial.
• 2015‑02‑21: Derek Bickerton's advice on reading.
• 2015‑02‑21: Windows SSL interception: MITM attacks gone wild.
• 2015‑02‑21: Komodia/Superfish SSL validation is broken.
• 2015‑02‑20: AppleVis lists of iOS and OS X accessibility bugs.
• 2015‑02‑20: Some notes on Superfish.
• 2015‑02‑20: Will the madness never end? Komodia SSL certificates are EVERYWHERE.
• 2015‑02‑20: A tangled mess: Android X.509 root certificate stores.
• 2015‑02‑19: Superfish: a history of malware complaints and international surveillance.
• 2015‑02‑19: Freeing up the UK DWP unused /8 IPv4 addresses.
• 2015‑02‑19: Extracting the SuperFish private key.
• 2015‑02‑19: Your college major is a pretty good indication of how smart you are.
• 2015‑02‑18: HTTP/2 is done.
• 2015‑02‑18: Too much finance is bad for the economy.
• 2015‑02‑18: Provision Tor relays with Ansible.
• 2015‑02‑18: Speaking while female.
• 2015‑02‑18: A 14-year-old hacker caught the car industry by surprise.
• 2015‑02‑18: Underscores in Python.
• 2015‑02‑18: The paradoxes of modern cosmology.
• 2015‑02‑17: Duplicate SSH keys everywhere.
• 2015‑02‑17: pattern.en: part-of-speech tagger and other linguistic tools for English.
• 2015‑02‑16: UK UPRN (unique property reference numbers) may now be used freely for open government data.
• 2015‑02‑16: 7GUIs: a benchmark comparing programmability of GUI frameworks.
• 2015‑02‑15: Sugar increases the risk heart disease, regardless of age, sex, exercise, or BMI.
• 2015‑02‑14: Bigram frequencies for Emacs key chords.
• 2015‑02‑14: Analysis of NTP autokey.
• 2015‑02‑14: OCaml: what you gain.
• 2015‑02‑14: Apple Lightning connector reverse engineering.
• 2015‑02‑14: Low-fat diet advice was based on undercooked science.
• 2015‑02‑14: FDA inspections: Fraud, fabrication, and scientific misconduct are hidden from the public and doctors.
• 2015‑02‑14: Overflow semantics in Rust.
• 2015‑02‑14: Rust 1.0 status report and final timeline.
• 2015‑02‑13: The two big bangs.
• 2015‑02‑13: Markdown style guide.
• 2015‑02‑13: Returning self or void suggests mutability.
• 2015‑02‑13: Asciinema: record and share your terminal sessions the right way.
• 2015‑02‑13: "Shopping cart" patent comes back to court and loses again.
• 2015‑02‑10: DNS poisoning via bad authority sections.
• 2015‑02‑10: PolarSSL is dead; long live "mbed TLS".
• 2015‑02‑09: Modern C.
• 2015‑02‑08: How secular and religious family values compare.
• 2015‑02‑08: Duverger's law: voting systems influence the number of political parties.
• 2015‑02‑08: NetPGP: digital signatures and encryption.
• 2015‑02‑08: Electrically powered bacteria.
• 2015‑02‑07: HFT doesn't harm investors, and other absurdities.
• 2015‑02‑07: DRM tractors.
• 2015‑02‑06: How to transfer large amounts of data across the network.
• 2015‑02‑05: Getting beyond static vs dynamic types in Perl 6.
• 2015‑02‑05: Backblaze hard drive data.
• 2015‑02‑05: Haskell in the large.
• 2015‑02‑04: JVM implementation challenges: the future is hard but worth it.
• 2015‑02‑04: Daylight hours explorer.
• 2015‑02‑04: A Secret History of Silicon Valley.
• 2015‑02‑04: Usenix NSDI paper on VPNgate.
• 2015‑02‑04: VPNgate: evade the Great Firewall using many VPN relays.
• 2015‑02‑02: A brief history of types in programming.
• 2015‑02‑02: DNSSEC TLD deployment report.
• 2015‑02‑02: Chinese DNS censorship turns into a DDoS attack.
• 2015‑02‑01: novm: a Linux KVM-based hypervisor written in golang.
• 2015‑02‑01: Key rotation in OpenSSH 6.8+.
• 2015‑02‑01: I don't want to be right: on the difficulty of changing minds.
• 2015‑01‑31: Leslie Lamport tells mathematicians how to write proofs.
• 2015‑01‑30: Crocker's rules of communication.
• 2015‑01‑30: CloudFlare DNSSEC done right.
• 2015‑01‑30: Being a man who was raped by a woman.
• 2015‑01‑30: Collision avoidance predicts pedestrian behaviour.
• 2015‑01‑30: There are no beans in chili con carne.
• 2015‑01‑30: TCP/IP over Lego model train.
• 2015‑01‑30: Individuals can be identified from 3 or 4 "anonymized" credit card purchase records.
• 2015‑01‑28: Boom: a British bank-bombing burglary binge.
• 2015‑01‑28: Free access to back issues of Significance magazine.
• 2015‑01‑28: Pair programming with junior developers.
• 2015‑01‑28: Spork: an awk-alike for XML and HTML, based on CSS selectors and Python expressions.
• 2015‑01‑28: A typology of tasks.
• 2015‑01‑28: Mid-January leap second bug in some GPS receivers.
• 2015‑01‑28: Vivaldi: a new browser for fans of Opera.
• 2015‑01‑28: Mapillary: traffic sign recognition for crowdsourced street view.
• 2015‑01‑27: Earth: a primer.
• 2015‑01‑27: The judgment on the Taylor & Son(s) Ltd typo case.
• 2015‑01‑27: A one letter typo accidentally destroyed a 124-year-old engineering business.
• 2015‑01‑27: NASA's ten rules for safety-critical code.
• 2015‑01‑27: A technical analysis of the Qualys GHOST.
• 2015‑01‑26: Why does crypto software fail?
• 2015‑01‑26: Postcards from the post-XSS world.
• 2015‑01‑26: How TCP listen backlog works.
• 2015‑01‑26: Musicless MacGyver. (YouTube)
• 2015‑01‑26: 20 fun facts about hexagonal grids.
• 2015‑01‑26: The *.c.uk typosquat security threat.
• 2015‑01‑26: The five tribes of UKIP.
• 2015‑01‑26: huptime: restart daemons without closing and re-opening listening sockets
• 2015‑01‑25: It is statistically impossible for mass surveillance to be effective against terrorism.
• 2015‑01‑25: Partitioned heap to protect Firefox from use-after-free bugs.
• 2015‑01‑25: BPA is safe.
• 2015‑01‑25: The story behind the xmas Kings Cross problems.
• 2015‑01‑24: Markets are efficient if and only if P=NP.
• 2015‑01‑23: London squared map.
• 2015‑01‑23: T-DNS: connection-oriented DNS to improve privacy and security.
• 2015‑01‑23: Watch this archer do amazing things.
• 2015‑01‑23: GoDaddy CSRF vulnerability allowed domain takeover.
• 2015‑01‑22: Gun nuts simulate Paris shooting and get shot by simulated terrorists.
• 2015‑01‑22: Everybody hates Pearson.
• 2015‑01‑21: PubCSS: formatting academic publications in HTML and CSS.
• 2015‑01‑21: It is cheaper for Netflix to make their own movies than to licence them from studios.
• 2015‑01‑21: Speechwriters: Don't write differently for women, write differently for men.
• 2015‑01‑20: A sketch towards a taxonomy of meta-desserts.
• 2015‑01‑20: GitSlave: concurrent development on multiple related repositories.
• 2015‑01‑19: When an awk script is 235x faster than a Hadoop cluster.
• 2015‑01‑18: Transgender people can explain why women don't advance at work.
• 2015‑01‑18: How to understand the drawbacks of k-means clustering.
• 2015‑01‑18: Teams with more women tend to be more effective.
• 2015‑01‑18: Why I no longer contribute to StackOverflow.
• 2015‑01‑18: High performance C extensions for JRuby+Truffle.
• 2015‑01‑18: Scalability! But at what COST? When a laptop outperforms a Big Data cluster.
• 2015‑01‑18: Zero-maintenance RAID: 99.999% reliable over 4 years with no human intervention.
• 2015‑01‑17: A year in the merde: Charlie Hebdo covers in context.
• 2015‑01‑17: What kind of prejudice discourages women and ethnic minorities from certain academic fields?
• 2015‑01‑16: Virgin Media rolling out IPv6 this year.
• 2015‑01‑16: Comments on the debate over the proposal to redefine UTC and abolish leap seconds.
• 2015‑01‑16: GoGo does not need to run MitM attacks on YouTube.
• 2015‑01‑16: Five recent papers about high-performance data paths.
• 2015‑01‑16: A day in the life of a sysadmin after David Cameron bans encryption.
• 2015‑01‑14: dateutils: command line tools for handling dates.
• 2015‑01‑14: Gitrob: search github for leaked security-sensitive files.
• 2015‑01‑14: A quick comparison of the Nim and Rust programming languages.
• 2015‑01‑13: Why and how to replace Mac OS X 10.10 discoveryd with mDNSresponder from 10.9.
• 2015‑01‑13: Privacy-conscious email services.
• 2015‑01‑13: Wicher: Polish decryption of Enigma before WWII.
• 2015‑01‑13: The Harriss spiral: a fractal curve inspired by the golden spiral.
• 2015‑01‑13: 25 writing hacks from a hack writer.
• 2015‑01‑13: Towards a re-definition of the second based on optical atomic clocks.
• 2015‑01‑13: TTY input pushback privilege escalation vulnerability in su.
• 2015‑01‑13: Stretching the "peer reviewed" brand until it snaps.
• 2015‑01‑13: Thoughts about Rust from a D programmer.
• 2015‑01‑12: KeySweeper: stealthy wireless keyboard snooping device.
• 2015‑01‑12: 151-byte static Linux binary in Rust.
• 2015‑01‑12: Tiling a chessboard.
• 2015‑01‑12: The simple proof of the Tetris Lamp.
• 2015‑01‑12: On Charlie Hebdo: A letter to my British friends.
• 2015‑01‑11: JavaScript equality table.
• 2015‑01‑11: Time code formats for space data systems.
• 2015‑01‑11: Markus Kuhn on this year's leap second.
• 2015‑01‑11: Linus Torvalds on this year's leap second.
• 2015‑01‑11: Feminism and the plight of the bitter lonely nerd.
• 2015‑01‑11: Best new maths puns of 2014.
• 2015‑01‑11: Torch7: scientific computing with LuaJIT.
• 2015‑01‑11: Your toaster is a USB HID for playing DooM. (YouTube)
• 2015‑01‑11: Code review checklists in the style of Atul Gawande.
• 2015‑01‑11: Yet another code review checklist.
• 2015‑01‑11: Another code review checklist.
• 2015‑01‑11: Angular code review checklist.
• 2015‑01‑11: Hadoop code review checklist.
• 2015‑01‑11: Code review checklist.
• 2015‑01‑11: Comparing cloud service uptime over the last year.
• 2015‑01‑10: Performance-oriented congestion control.
• 2015‑01‑10: redgrep: a searcher based on derivatives or regular expressions with an LLVM JIT.
• 2015‑01‑10: The uncensored French language.
• 2015‑01‑10: Move constructors in C++.
• 2015‑01‑09: Rust 1.0 alpha.
• 2015‑01‑08: PowerDNS tools to analyse DNS traffic.
• 2015‑01‑08: High-fructose corn syrup is more toxic than table sugar for mice.
• 2015‑01‑07: Contract grading.
• 2015‑01‑07: The 20 most popular web sites every year since 1996.
• 2015‑01‑07: In defense of inclusionism on Wikipedia.
• 2015‑01‑07: Inside Putin's information war: Russian TV propaganda.
• 2015‑01‑07: GamerGate vs Eliza.
• 2015‑01‑06: Configure ssh to thwart the NSA and GCHQ.
• 2015‑01‑06: Write You a Haskell: a tutorial on modern functional programming language implementation.
• 2015‑01‑06: Wipe 2014 - Adam Curtis. (YouTube)
• 2015‑01‑06: A collection of xmas cockentryce: fantastic mediæval cooking at Hampton Court.
• 2015‑01‑05: Continuous delivery at the Guardian.
• 2015‑01‑05: Why spaghetti snaps in three, explained with slow motion video.
• 2015‑01‑05: Gogo statement on their MitM attack.
• 2015‑01‑05: Gogo inflight Internet intentionally MitM its customers.
• 2015‑01‑05: Clonezilla: disk imaging software.
• 2015‑01‑05: Bolt: an embedded key/value database for golang.
• 2015‑01‑05: LMDB: LDAP at lightning speed.
• 2015‑01‑04: A robot learns to cook by watching videos on YouTube.
• 2015‑01‑04: Serge Hochar, producer of Chateau Musar in Lebanon, dies aged 75.
• 2015‑01‑04: NixOS and stateless deployment.
• 2015‑01‑04: A VAXcluster of Raspberry Pi.
• 2015‑01‑04: GCC is wonderful: a better ARRAY_SIZE macro.
• 2015‑01‑04: key-checker: monitor and analyse DNSSEC key rollovers.
• 2015‑01‑04: Nuclear power is the greenest option, say senior biological scientists.
• 2015‑01‑04: Sugar should be taxed like tobacco, says Jamie Oliver.
• 2015‑01‑04: Data structures for text editors.
• 2015‑01‑04: Joyent packages: binary pkgsrc builds for Mac OS X etc.
• 2015‑01‑04: Using pkgsrc on Mac OS X.
• 2015‑01‑04: Graphical vi quick reference.
• 2015‑01‑04: Are some diets "mass murder"?
• 2015‑01‑03: The hidden complexity costs that developers ignore (and how to reduce them).
• 2015‑01‑03: Visual C++ 2015 is finally modern enough to support COM well.
• 2015‑01‑03: Finding and exploiting ntpd vulnerabilities.
• 2015‑01‑03: HSTS supercookies: how to use HTTP strict transport security to track users.
• 2015‑01‑03: Tartessian, Europe's newest and oldest Celtic language.
• 2015‑01‑02: TPM-based remote attestation from a server to an Android phone.
• 2015‑01‑02: Why Sweden has the world's safest roads.
• 2015‑01‑02: A diff algorithm in 50 lines of Python.
• 2015‑01‑02: Agincourt600: events marking the battle's anniversary later this year.
• 2015‑01‑02: Zone 1 Tube station walking times.
• 2015‑01‑02: The end of gangs: cleaning up Los Angeles.
• 2015‑01‑02: Your princess is in another castle: misogyny, entitlement, and nerds.
• 2015‑01‑02: What is special about the Nim programming language?
• 2015‑01‑02: Random non-standard tie knots.
• 2015‑01‑02: The great plate count anomaly that is no more: the right way to prepare an agar Petrie dish.
• 2015‑01‑01: tufte-latex: a Tufte-inspired LaTeX class for producing papers, handouts, and books.
• 2015‑01‑01: tab: a modern text processing language.
• 2015‑01‑01: Thunderstrike: how to insert malware into a Mac's boot ROM via its Thunderbolt port.