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These are links that I clicked upvote on on the previous day, either because they were good or to save for later reading:

• Domain Theory (1994) [pdf] (comments)
• OpenBSD: How it all started (comments)
• I’m putting a WiFi router into a wall charger (comments)
• The Bicycle Thief (comments)
• Open Steno Project – Freeing stenography (comments)
• Oculus Quest is removing the Facebook account requirement (comments)
• DuckDB-Wasm: Efficient Analytical SQL in the Browser (comments)
• Cryptocurrency Loan Platform Implodes in $130M Hack (comments)
• Meow Hash (2018) (comments)
• Civil liberty fears as police consider using drones that film from 1,500ft (comments)
• Firefox on Unix is moving away from X11-based remote control (comments)
• 55 GiB/s FizzBuzz (comments)
• Why do dogs tilt their heads? New study offers clues (comments)
• I was rejected by Codecademy three times, so I built my own (comments)
• New MacBook Pro has first ‘DIY-friendly’ battery replacement design since 2012 (comments)
• Rendering on the Apple M1 Max Chip (comments)
• Venture Fund Model (comments)
• Sudan woke up without Internet (comments)
• Privacy Is a Human Right (comments)
• Apple Privacy Rules to Blame for Facebook's Lower Than Expected Quarterly Growth (comments)
• CRDT resources (comments)
• The danger of hidden functional roles (comments)
• GitHub stale bot considered harmful (comments)
• Show HN: CookLang – Recipe Markup Language (comments)
• Edward Snowden Slams Sam Altman's Worldcoin: 'Don't Catalogue Eyeballs' (comments)
• Apple Is Normalising Surveillance (comments)
• Offline-First Database Comparison (comments)
• A bug that doesn’t exist on x86: Exploiting an ARM-only race condition (comments)
• Element One – All of Matrix, WhatsApp, Signal and Telegram in one place (comments)
• Facing sky-high connection fees, rural Ontarians go off the grid (comments)
• Tinysheet (comments)
• PiBox Mini – Modular Raspberry Pi Storage Server (comments)
• Banning anonymous social media accounts would only stifle free speech, democracy (comments)
• Nine Raspberry Pis powering an office (2016) (comments)
• Feds order Google to track people searching certain names or details (comments)
• 50 years ago, The Electric Company used comedy to boost kids' reading skills (comments)
• A Prototype Original iPod (comments)
• The FBI's internal guide for getting data from AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon (comments)
• 5 side projects in 6 years, earning $0 (comments)
• Show HN: Online editor to create animated SVG (comments)
• Rewriting Reddit (2005) (comments)
• U of T students create fun, science-focused trading cards (comments)
• How to learn mathematics: the asterisk method (comments)
• Ask HN: Which NoCode platforms are fine? (comments)
• Community Banking and Fintech (comments)
• Servicing and repairing electric cars requires new skills (comments)
• The fatiguing effects of camera use in virtual meetings (comments)
• Richard Feynman and the Connection Machine (1989) (comments)
• Fork Freshness: Project lifespans in the Ruby ecosystem (comments)
• Fun with Nano Server (comments)
• Exploring PL/pgSQL: Strings, arrays, recursion, and parsing JSON (comments)
• To learn a new language, read its standard library (comments)
• Show HN: I built a fake VS Code to browse live cricket score in office (comments)
• Node-RED: Low-code programming for event-driven applications (comments)
• WhatsApp scaled to 1B users with only 50 engineers (comments)
• Indexing the Creator Economy (comments)
• The falsehoods of anti-AGPL propaganda (2020) (comments)
• Ask HN: Is the Great Resignation in tech real? If so, why? (comments)
• Google had a plan called “Project NERA” to turn the web into a walled garden (comments)
• Pong using browser windows as the paddles and ball (2009) (comments)

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