TSMC eyes Germany as possible location for first Europe chip plant — and Google results for PHP tutorials contain SQL injection vulnerabilities

Issue #476 — July 27, 2021

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TSMC eyes Germany as possible location for first Europe chip plant asia.nikkei.com \| points: 596 \| comments: 376

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Google results for PHP tutorials contain SQL injection vulnerabilities waritschlager.de \| points: 536 \| comments: 316

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Toyota is quietly pushing Congress to slow the shift to electric vehicles theverge.com \| points: 444 \| comments: 541

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Understanding Rust futures by going way too deep fasterthanli.me \| points: 426 \| comments: 116

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The Assange case is collapsing but it remains a travesty of justice tribunemag.co.uk \| points: 423 \| comments: 307

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Police are telling ShotSpotter to alter evidence from gunshot-detecting AI vice.com \| points: 352 \| comments: 224

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Tether executives said to face criminal probe into bank fraud bloomberg.com \| points: 343 \| comments: 227

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Apple fixes an in-the-wild exploited 0-day (iOS 14.7.1) support.apple.com \| points: 341 \| comments: 149

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Windows Defender blocks qBittorrent github.com \| points: 300 \| comments: 296

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Debian GNU/Linux running bare metal on the Apple M1 with a mainline kernel twitter.com \| points: 300 \| comments: 82

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Some stuff I found interesting about number theory research twitter.com \| points: 288 \| comments: 96

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My First CSS engineering.kablamo.com.au \| points: 281 \| comments: 96

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Language records reveal a surge of cognitive distortions in recent decades pnas.org \| points: 271 \| comments: 141

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Why does NBC make it so difficult to watch the Olympics? mleverything.substack.com \| points: 260 \| comments: 276

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Pronouncing non-English names for English speakers github.com \| points: 259 \| comments: 432

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Reducing CO2 emissions by targeting the world’s hyper-polluting power plants iopscience.iop.org \| points: 256 \| comments: 196

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A Unix-style personal search engine and web crawler for your digital footprint github.com \| points: 254 \| comments: 65

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What’s bad about Julia? viralinstruction.com \| points: 253 \| comments: 276

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Disinformation for hire, a shadow industry, is quietly booming nytimes.com \| points: 233 \| comments: 244

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BLAKE3 1.0 github.com \| points: 184 \| comments: 91

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