You don’t have to know everything. You simply need to know where to find it when necessary.” (John Brunner)
Giant list of macOS command line commands.
Classic Mac emulator running inside a browser.
As usual, clear scientific writing from Ars Technica.
GitHub repository with all code and data used by the The COVID-19 dashboard I linked to a few days ago.
A clone of MS Paint in the browser using HTML5. Very well done.
Statistics and graphs about the COVID-19 Coronavirus epidemic.
The paper is relevant only to C++ software engineers. But the overview part is interesting to everyone as it lists "expensive failures and accidents caused by mistakes in calculations involving different physical units"
The whole set is a giant screen! Very cool.
💻📖 Laws, Theories, Principles and Patterns that developers will find useful. #hackerlaws
I was familiar with most of these.
Just keep hitting refresh.
Sort of scary.
Like a post-apocalyptic movie.
Nice way to find storage prices on amazon.
Neat - draw all the roads of any city and then you can order a mug. Pretty looking.
The (Unofficial) Apple Archive
Lots of material collected here.
Session Management for Interactive Debugging
Not yet granted.
Wow what a project. Needs more bins though.
When comedians make more sense than political leaders.