Building Your Color Palette — WTF Happened in 1971? (2019) — and Oxford University breakthrough on global COVID-19 vaccine

Issue #231 — November 24, 2020

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Building Your Color Palette refactoringui.com \| points: 947 \| comments: 177

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WTF Happened in 1971? (2019) wtfhappenedin1971.com \| points: 702 \| comments: 397

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Oxford University breakthrough on global COVID-19 vaccine ox.ac.uk \| points: 575 \| comments: 526

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Solomon Islands set to ban Facebook in the name of ’national unity’ abc.net.au \| points: 540 \| comments: 215

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The Nintendo Switch uses my open source code twitter.com \| points: 436 \| comments: 233

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DevTerm - An Open Source Portable Terminal for Every Dev clockworkpi.com \| points: 391 \| comments: 133

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Another free CA as an alternative to Let’s Encrypt scotthelme.co.uk \| points: 376 \| comments: 98

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A bird feeder that accepts bottle caps for food boredpanda.com \| points: 352 \| comments: 98

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The Tech Stack of a One-Man SaaS panelbear.com \| points: 325 \| comments: 172

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On the Loss of a Cofounder ouegner.medium.com \| points: 316 \| comments: 46

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Run Homebrew Natively on Apple Silicon Arm M1 github.com \| points: 301 \| comments: 141

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Michael J Fox: ‘Every step now is a frigging math problem, so I take it slow’ theguardian.com \| points: 301 \| comments: 68

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Walmart Exclusive Wi-Fi Router Contains Backdoor to Control Devices hfet.org \| points: 278 \| comments: 12

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We’re Optimizing Ourselves to Death (2019) zandercutt.com \| points: 261 \| comments: 178

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IoT Unravelled Part 1: It’s a Mess but Then There’s Home Assistant troyhunt.com \| points: 248 \| comments: 182

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How I Spend My Attention mythirdbrain.substack.com \| points: 239 \| comments: 156

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Apple’s M1 silicon is all about platform control androidauthority.com \| points: 221 \| comments: 326

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Why Getting Paid for Your Data Is a Bad Deal eff.org \| points: 198 \| comments: 120

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What it’s like inside your plane’s hidden ‘crew rest’ thepointsguy.co.uk \| points: 195 \| comments: 118

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Police in Mississippi to Pilot a Program to Live-Stream Amazon Ring Cameras foundation.mozilla.org \| points: 175 \| comments: 104

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