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Control Structure #139: People Don’t Read Anything
Andrew and Steven talk about RASPBERRY!, false alarms, Ubuntu, Firefox, encryption standards, and old mainframes.
News
- Now there’s an Alexa skill to help out Raspberry Pi tinkerers | TechRadar
- Take a former NSA head hacker, a Raspberry Pi, weird Kiwi radios and what do you get? • The Register
- Hawaii missile mix-up: That was no ‘wrong button.’ Take a look. – The Washington Post
- Amazon announces candidate cities for HQ2
- WineHQ – News – Wine 3.0 Released
- USN-3531-2: Intel Microcode regression | Ubuntu
- Making WebAssembly even faster: Firefox’s new streaming and tiering compiler – Mozilla Hacks – the Web developer blog
- Firefox — Notes (58.0) — Mozilla
- With WPA3, Wi-Fi security is about to get a lot tougher | ZDNet
- NSA Switches To Quantum-Resistant Cryptography – Deep Dot Web
- The Eternal Mainframe
- International Backup Awareness Day
- Bump Foot – Releases – foot132
- little things | C418
This episode of Control Structure has a Fringe episode. You should really listen to The Fringe #463: CS #139 — False Alarm KABOOM!
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