- Hacker Publishes 2TB of Data from Cayman National Bank (twitter.com)
- The cognitive costs of air pollution (patrickcollison.com)
- How Containers Work: Overlayfs (jvns.ca)
- Intel desktop board BIOS update end-of-life (vogons.org)
- Office noise bothers some people more than others (bbc.com)
- MacBook Pro 16" 2019 Teardown (ifixit.com)
- Intel's CIP wants to collect the “categories of websites you visit” (intel.com)
- Sourcetrail, interactive source explorer, is now free and open-source (sourcetrail.com)
- Interpol plans to condemn encryption spread, citing predators (reuters.com)
- FedEx responds to The New York Times article from Nov. 17, 2019 (about.van.fedex.com)
- Tunnel Boring Machines (2018) (cat-bus.com)
- Two of America's biggest coal plants closed this month (qz.com)
- Facebook, Google Fund Nonprofits Shaping Privacy Debate (news.bloomberglaw.com)
- Show HN: A remote browser product, open-sourced (github.com)
- WebWindow, a cross-platform webview library for .NET Core (blog.stevensanderson.com)
- A Dead-Simple Web Stack in Haskell (williamyaoh.com)
- Why is everyone a bank? (medium.com)
- Ask HN: A modern-looking UML diagram tool?
- The Language Agnostic, All-Purpose, Incredible, Makefile (blog.mindlessness.life)
- New, slippery toilet coating provides cleaner flushing, saves water (phys.org)
- Pokemon Sword and Shield Are Crashing Roku Devices (gamerant.com)
- Canada is the world’s newest tax haven (2017) (projects.thestar.com)
- Windows will improve user privacy with DNS over HTTPS (techcommunity.microsoft.com)
- Black Tide in Brazil (correspondent.afp.com)
- Completing Racket's relicensing effort (blog.racket-lang.org)
- Ask HN: Any “Git diff”-like service but for when terms of conditions changes?
- BodyPix: Real-Time Person Segmentation in the Browser with Tensorflow.js (blog.tensorflow.org)
- Music Generates Feelings That Are Only Weakly Bound to the Music (whatismusic.info)
- Apple's New Map: Midwest and Western U.S. (justinobeirne.com)
- Google search results have more human help than you think, report finds (arstechnica.com)