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2015-11-01
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The Mez Ledger · Weekly Close October 25 – November 1, 2015 202 stories · Vol. 15 · Catalogue 44 · Issue 305 Get it by email ↓
The week's top story

Kill the laws that keep car dealers in business

Business 14 stories

  1. Kill the laws that keep car dealers in business

  2. Developing in Stockfighter with No Trading Experience

  3. Man who created own credit card sues bank for not sticking to terms (2013)

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  1. Facebook '2G Tuesdays' to better understand markets like India

  2. Federal appeals court says NSA phone metadata collection can continue

  3. What’s Really Killing Digital Health Startups

  4. Breaches, traders, plain text passwords, ethical disclosure and 000webhost

Sports 9 stories

  1. Show HN: Twitch Installs Arch Linux – A cooperative text-based horror game

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  1. EFF Wins Petition to Inspect and Modify Car Software

  2. Environment Variables and Path in Windows 10

  3. Ad Blockers Are Also Changing the Game for SaaS and Web Developers

Technology 162 stories

  1. Didn’t Homejoy Shut Down?

  2. Write like you talk

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  1. Screenshots from developers and Unix people taken in 2002

  2. Cutting Back Sugar Improves Obese Children's Health in Just 10 Days

  3. Google to Fold Chrome Operating System into Android

  4. For the First Time, a Prosecutor Will Go to Jail for Wrongfully Convicting

  5. Novena: A Laptop with No Secrets

Entertainment 12 stories

  1. Apple doesn’t allow Chaos Computer Club tvOS application

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  1. Inside The Fine Art Factories of China

  2. The Thirty-Seven Basic Plots, According to a Screenwriter of the Silent Film Era

  3. Show HN: Vertexshaderart.com

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