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krebsonsecurity.com
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broken.build
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utexas.edu
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New game: Space Invadersttjjss.wordpress.com
It's been a while since I published RetroRacer, but a lot of new things happened in Steroids too! So many things that I backported the old games to the new engine; I'll be testing them each time to... -
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Lock-free Data Structures. Basics: Atomicity and Atomic Primitiveskukuruku.co
Lock-free data structures are based on two things – atomic operations and methods of memory access regulation. In this article - anti-pattern.com
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7 Tips On Pitching Your Idea - Startup Bloggersstartupbloggers.com
With any endeavor you start, recognition is probably the most critical thing. It’s as simple as that: you, your blog or company, an app or service you’ve launched just can’t be a success if people haven’t ever heard of them. Your friends and family can... - legacy.python.org
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blog.ninya.io
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.@Twitter: Optimised For Abuseweekwoman.wordpress.com
Last summer I was the target of months of violent, misogynistic abuse. The abuse was widely reported, although the worst tweets (most of the tweets), were never broadcast or printed, because the me... -
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These Tweets Are Proof That Startup People Are Crazy • Liam Goodingliamgooding.com
Before reading this post any further, you should know that this is the result of a very non-scientific and pretty silly experiment that I did for fun, after discussing how ludicrous some startup headlines were. Please don’t get offended by... | Liam Go... -
Neighbourhood Bulletin Boards - BUBoardbuboard.com
BUBoard is a bulletin board where you and your neighbours can post ads -
github.com
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2 billion-year-old African nuclear reactor proves that Mother Nature still has a few tricks up her sleeve | ExtremeTechextremetech.com
There has only ever been one natural nuclear reactor found, but study of how it worked, and why, is still informing nuclear decision-making to this very day. -
Plaintiff in tech hiring suit asks judge to reject settlement | Reutersuk.reuters.com
(Reuters) - One of the plaintiffs in a lawsuit that accuses tech firms including Apple Inc and Google Inc of conspiring to hold down salaries has asked the court to reject a $324 million settlement negotiated -
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