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The Mez Ledger · Weekly Close April 17 – April 24, 2017 195 stories · Vol. 17 · Catalogue 17 · Issue 114 Get it by email ↓
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What Happens When You Send a Zero-Day to a Bank?

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Business 8 stories

  1. What Happens When You Send a Zero-Day to a Bank?

  2. USA Facts – Federal, state, and local data from government sources

  3. Uber CEO Plays with Fire

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  1. Google’s Featured Snippets are often wrong, and also damaging to businesses

  2. Nonprofit Working to Block Drug Imports Has Ties to Pharma Lobby

  3. Improving startup time in Atom with V8 snapshots

  4. Canada is North America’s up-and-coming startup center

Sports 9 stories

  1. The U.S. wind industry now employs more than 100K people

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  1. Vanguard Is Growing Faster Than Everybody Else Combined

  2. The glEnd of Zelda(): Automatic 3Dification of NES Games (2016)

  3. Teeny Tiny Mansion: text adventure game formally proven to have no dead ends

Technology 159 stories

  1. Lyrebird – An API to copy the voice of anyone

  2. Steve Ballmer serves up a data trove about government spending in the US

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  1. Calculus Made Easy (1914) [pdf]

  2. How SSH got port number 22

  3. React-Move – Animate anything in React

  4. Google plans ad-blocking feature in Chrome browser

  5. A customer reported an error in the map used by Flight Simulator

Entertainment 11 stories

  1. Show HN: Zuck.js, a JavaScript library that lets you add Stories everywhere

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  1. Show HN: Audioshop – Audio image editing

  2. Show HN: Timestrap – Self-hosted online time tracking

  3. Show HN: Visual Studio Code for ARM, submitted to core

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