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2017/02/28 #

Today’s links:

• Hundreds allege sex harassment, discrimination at Kay and Jared jewelry companywww.washingtonpost.com #

• Boston Dynamics' Crazy New Robot Can Jump Over Obstacles, Which Means There's Nowhere Left To Hidedigg.com #

• SpaceX plans to send two people around the Moonwww.theverge.com #

• It used to take 3 years for a British family to save for a home down-payment; now it takes 20 yearsboingboing.net #

• There are two distinct classes in Britain - People who own property and people who are getting poorerwww.businessinsider.com #

• Britons enjoy bagel on trainboingboing.net #

2017/02/27 #

Today’s links:

• PPE - the Oxford degree that runs Britainwww.theguardian.com #

• Theresa May to end EU citizens’ rights to live in UK after fear ‘half of Romania and Bulgaria’ will comewww.independent.co.uk #

2017/02/26 #

Today’s links:

• Grouping Mongo Collections by Date to produce Timeline statswww.forwardadvance.com #

• mongodb - How to agregate by year-month-day on a different timezonestackoverflow.com #

• Date Aggregation Operatorsdocs.mongodb.com #

• Aggregating in local timezone in mongodbstackoverflow.com #

• Three kinds of propaganda, and what to do about themboingboing.net #

• To understand trumpism, study the self-professed "betas" of 4chanboingboing.net #

• Greeks bridle against 'never-ending' austeritywww.bbc.com #

• The Future of Not Workingmobile.nytimes.com #

• The changing face of Saigon - 2017www.nomadicnotes.com #

• HTML APIs - What They Are And How To Design A Good Onecss-tricks.com #

• intercooler.js - Simple AJAX using HTML attributesintercoolerjs.org #

• The Billionaire-Owned, Corporate Media is as Worthless as Everlibertyblitzkrieg.com #

• So, Um, How Do You, Like, Stop Using Filler Words?mobile.nytimes.com #

2017/02/25 #

Today’s links:

• 10 Best Practices for Writing Node.js REST APIsblog.risingstack.com #

• botpress - Botpress is an open-source bot creation tool written in Javascriptgithub.com #

• Magnetoreceptionen.m.wikipedia.org #

• axios - Promise based HTTP client for the browser and node.jsgithub.com #

• neutrino-preset-node is a Neutrino preset that supports building Node.js applicationsneutrino.js.org #

• haxor-news - brings Hacker News to the terminalgithub.com #

• terminals-are-sexy - curated list of Terminal frameworks, plugins & resources for CLI loversgithub.com #

• How to Be a Stoicwww.newyorker.com #

2017/02/24 #

Today’s links:

• Pope suggests 'better to be atheist than hypocritical Catholic'mobile.reuters.com #

• The Wrong Abstractionwww.sandimetz.com #

• I was authorized to trash my employer's network, sysadmin tells courtwww.theregister.co.uk #

• Website builder Wix acquires art community DeviantArt for $36Mtechcrunch.com #

• Most scientists 'can't replicate studies by their peers'www.bbc.com #

• Announcing the first SHA1 collisionsecurity.googleblog.com #

• Dwitter - Twitter for designwww.dwitter.net #

• Cross-Site Request Forgery is dead!scotthelme.co.uk #

• As Leaks Multiply, Fears of a ‘Deep State’ in Americamobile.nytimes.com #

2017/02/23 #

Today’s links:

• California's Eye-Catching 'Glory Hole' Spillway Opens Up For The First Timedigg.com #

• NASA Launched A Website For TRAPPIST-1 Full Of Info, Art And Fanfictiondigg.com #

• TRAPPIST-1www.trappist.one #

• Watch NASA's Full TRAPPIST-1 Announcement Heredigg.com #

• NASA’s longshot bet on a revolutionary rocket may be about to pay offarstechnica.com #

• Everything You Need To Know About The Seven New Potentially Habitable Planets NASA Discovereddigg.com #

• Email delivery service Mailgun spins out of Rackspace and raises $50Mtechcrunch.com #

• Train travel in Northern Thailandwww.sawadee.com #

2017/02/21 #

Today’s links:

• The Insane Taiwanese Festival Where People Purposely Shoot Themselves With Millions Of Fireworksdigg.com #

• Kim Dotcom can be extradited, New Zealand High Court ruleswww.bbc.com #

• How We Built a Backend System for Uber-like Map with Animated Cars Using Goblog.maddevs.io #

• Running Costs of a SaaS appnews.ycombinator.com #

• Shyness: A (Quiet) Cultural Historywww.theatlantic.com #

2017/02/20 #

Today’s links:

• How to get from Khao San Road to BTS Skytrainwww.iamwannee.com #

• Riding A Really Fast Ice Carousel Is The Ultimate In 'Don't Try This At Home' Tomfoolerydigg.com #

• From Fake News to Disappearing Ad Revenue, Journalism Fights for Survivalwww.wired.com #

• A Conversation With Brian Eno About Ambient Musicpitchfork.com #

2017/02/19 #

Today’s links:

• Great Alternatives to Hamburger Menusuxplanet.org #

• webpack-chain - Use a chaining API to generate and simplify the modification of Webpack 2 configurationsgithub.com #

2017/02/18 #

Today’s links:

• Single Guy Tries Something Revolutionary In The Age Of Tinder: He Actually Asks Out Random Girls In Real Lifedigg.com #

• Martin Schoeller (German, b. 1968) is an award-winning portrait photographer renowned for extreme- close up portraitswww.martinschoeller.com #

2017/02/16 #

Today’s links:

• Rythm.js - A javascript library that makes your page danceokazari.github.io #

• Fresh Background Gradientswebgradients.com #

• HTML Reference - A free guide to all HTML elements and attributeshtmlreference.io #

• ScrollDir - 0 dependency micro Javascript plugin to easily leverage vertical scroll direction in CSS via a data attributedollarshaveclub.github.io #

• Bridging CSS and JS with Custom Propertiessgom.es #

• Mongodb.js vs Mongoose, Why we chose Mongodb.jsthemongodba.wordpress.com #

• The Netherlands Has Some Brilliantly Designed Intersectionsdigg.com #

2017/02/15 #

Today’s links:

• e-FreeSMS.com - Send Free SMS Worldwidewww.e-freesms.com #

• PhoneGapphonegap.com #

• Keystone JS Tutorial - A Node.js CMSwww.youtube.com #

• Art by Brendon Schumackerbschu.deviantart.com #

• Learn GIMPwww.skillshare.com #

2017/02/14 #

Today’s links:

• An Expert Debater Illustrates How Kellyanne Conway Dodges Tough Interview Questions So Easilydigg.com #

• Elon Musk - Humans must merge with machines or become irrelevant in AI agewww.cnbc.com #

2017/02/11 #

Today’s links:

• Dulcimer Cover Of 'Everybody Wants To Rule The World' With Tears For Fears'digg.com #

2017/02/03 #

Today’s links:

• Nodemailer v3.0.0blog.nodemailer.com #

• Banlung travel guidewikitravel.org #

• Bad Lip Reading Tackles The 2017 NFL Seasondigg.com #

• Man Realizes His Co-Worker Is Repeating The Same Day Over And Over Again Just Like In 'Groundhog Day'digg.com #

• Kampong Chamwikitravel.org #

2017/02/01 #

Today’s links:

• A 24-year-old made $345,000 by beating Kickstarters to marketwww.cnbc.com #

• Privacy - Forget Your Credit Card - Create virtual cards that protect your moneyprivacy.com #

• Steve Bannon Is Making Sure There’s No White House Paper Trail, Says Intel Sourcewww.justsecurity.org #

• Ricky Gervais Goes On A Side-Splitting Diatribe About How Fat He's Gettingdigg.com #

• 6,500 Kids Singing They Might Be Giants' 'Birdhouse In Your Soul' Is Just What We Needed Todaydigg.com #

• GitLab.com melts down after wrong directory deleted, backups failwww.theregister.co.uk #

• Mad hamster performs backflipsboingboing.net #

• Watch Trump unable to find Giuliani sitting directly across from himboingboing.net #

• Dinosaur Comics - January 23rd, 2017 - awesome fun times!www.qwantz.com #

• How Many Levels Of JavaScript Are You On?jezenthomas.com #

• The Eurail Pass travel guide - choosing the best rail pass, and tips for your Europe travelswww.nomadicnotes.com #

• Everything you need to know about HTTP security headersblog.appcanary.com #