Hacker News

1.		A DIY business card that runs Linux (thirtythreeforty.net)
		77 points by hansc 1 hour ago \| hide \| 23 comments
2.		Fq: Jq for Binary Formats (github.com/wader)
		237 points by ingve 5 hours ago \| hide \| 42 comments
3.		Red Hat dropping support for LibreOffice (lwn.net)
		149 points by 5e92cb50239222b 5 hours ago \| hide \| 99 comments
4.		Sleight-of-hand magic trick only fools monkeys with opposable thumbs (cam.ac.uk)
		69 points by supermatou 5 hours ago \| hide \| 9 comments
5.		How to Decode QR Code on Your Own (Without Camera Scan) (qartis.com)
		247 points by terryds 10 hours ago \| hide \| 48 comments
6.		Keyd: Linux Key Remapper (github.com/rvaiya)
		83 points by gigatexal 6 hours ago \| hide \| 43 comments
7.		Added Rocky Linux, Alma Linux and FreeBSD OS to Our Cloud Portal (yer.cloud)
		3 points by microphp 42 minutes ago \| hide \| discuss
8.		Intelligent Brains Take Longer to Solve Difficult Problems (bihealth.org)
		263 points by phnofive 14 hours ago \| hide \| 169 comments
9.		The planning of U.S. physician shortages (2020) (niskanencenter.org)
		150 points by flummox 12 hours ago \| hide \| 164 comments
10.		Ask HN: What other news feeds do you read besides Hacker News?
		102 points by v_ignatyev 4 hours ago \| hide \| 82 comments
11.		Stop Eliminating Perfectly Good Candidates by Asking Them the Wrong Questions (hbr.org)
		91 points by Anon84 3 hours ago \| hide \| 67 comments
12.		For the badge: Badges for badges' sake (forthebadge.com)
		72 points by popcalc 7 hours ago \| hide \| 14 comments
13.		Tomb Raider (filfre.net)
		175 points by barryvan 13 hours ago \| hide \| 83 comments
14.		How the CIA used Crypto AG encryption devices to spy on countries for decades (2020) (washingtonpost.com)
		71 points by janandonly 3 hours ago \| hide \| 33 comments
15.		A Data-Centric Introduction to Computing (dcic-world.org)
		35 points by ggr2342 4 hours ago \| hide \| 3 comments
16.		Stanford’s Robotics Legacy (2019) (stanford.edu)
		12 points by doat 4 hours ago \| hide \| 2 comments
17.		USB armory – The open source flash-drive-sized computer by WithSecure Foundry (github.com/usbarmory)
		8 points by Nokinside 3 hours ago \| hide \| 4 comments
18.		Bitmovin (YC S15) Is Hiring an Engineering Manager in Austria (bitmovin.com)
		7 hours ago \| hide
19.		Color Photos of Stalin-Era Soviet Union Taken by a US diplomat (rarehistoricalphotos.com)
		130 points by Octabrain 5 hours ago \| hide \| 90 comments
20.		Damped Springs (ryanjuckett.com)
		46 points by ingve 9 hours ago \| hide \| 6 comments
21.		That's Interesting (1971) (nyu.edu)
		36 points by sherilm 8 hours ago \| hide \| 6 comments
22.		Supreme Court sides with Slack, putting direct listings in jeopardy (axios.com)
		133 points by tln 16 hours ago \| hide \| 96 comments
23.		The NixOS Foundation’s Call to Action: S3 Costs Require Community Support (nixos.org)
		248 points by ghuntley 12 hours ago \| hide \| 232 comments
24.		Brute.Fail: Watch brute force attacks fail in real time (brute.fail)
		615 points by mike_d 18 hours ago \| hide \| 230 comments
25.		Brainformers: Trading Simplicity for Efficiency (arxiv.org)
		67 points by PaulHoule 11 hours ago \| hide \| 3 comments
26.		Archive of the Military Tribunal at Nuremberg, 1945-46 (stanford.edu)
		115 points by drdee 17 hours ago \| hide \| 120 comments
27.		Asia Sentinel Blocked in Singapore (asiasentinel.com)
		77 points by tim_sw 12 hours ago \| hide \| 88 comments
28.		Samuel Morland, Magister Mechanicorum (2017) (headstuff.org)
		20 points by DanBC 8 hours ago \| hide \| 1 comment
29.		Calling time on DNSSEC: The costs exceed the benefits (mattb.nz)
		100 points by JNRowe 15 hours ago \| hide \| 119 comments
30.		New warning messages might as well be fatal errors (utoronto.ca)
		16 points by ingve 5 hours ago \| hide \| 18 comments
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