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1.		An engineer’s tips for writing documentation devs love (thenewstack.io)
		371 points by kiyanwang on July 1, 2022 \| 92 comments
2.		Some Assembly Required: An approachable introduction to assembly (github.com/hackclub)
		587 points by quackduck on June 28, 2022 \| 125 comments
3.		Cockpit Project (cockpit-project.org)
		325 points by tambourine_man on May 19, 2022 \| 80 comments
4.		Bash-oneliner: A collection of handy Bash one-liners and terminal tricks (github.com/onceupon)
		439 points by bfm on May 3, 2022 \| 108 comments
5.		Pushing back against contract demands is scary but please try anyway (plover.com)
		319 points by pavel_lishin on April 24, 2022 \| 176 comments
6.		New(ish) command line tools (jvns.ca)
		760 points by grappler on April 12, 2022 \| 244 comments
7.		The Personal Security Checklist (github.com/lissy93)
		253 points by mcrump on April 4, 2022 \| 112 comments
8.		Block a tweet, its author, and every single person who liked it (megablock.xyz)
		302 points by panarky on March 28, 2022 \| 419 comments
9.		So, you want to be a darknet drug lord (pastebin.com)
		267 points by davikr on March 24, 2022 \| 144 comments
10.		TUIs (github.com/rothgar)
		557 points by andrewstuart on March 16, 2022 \| 207 comments
11.		How to use undocumented web APIs (jvns.ca)
		239 points by pingiun on March 10, 2022 \| 91 comments
12.		How to Design Better APIs (bluethl.net)
		492 points by adrianomartins on March 12, 2022 \| 228 comments
13.		Reasons Kubernetes is so complex (buttondown.email/nelhage)
		428 points by bumbledraven on Jan 27, 2022 \| 277 comments
14.		Systemd by Example (systemd-by-example.com)
		496 points by Foxboron on Jan 25, 2022 \| 69 comments
15.		Charm – Tools to make the command line glamorous (charm.sh)
		1195 points by hillcrestenigma on Jan 23, 2022 \| 213 comments
16.		Show HN: Looptap – A minimal game to waste your time (vasanthv.com)
		1241 points by vasanthv on Jan 13, 2022 \| 170 comments
17.		A curated list of warez and piracy links (github.com/igglybuff)
		373 points by jaboutboul on Jan 7, 2022 \| 178 comments
18.		An Algorithm for Passing Programming Interviews (2020) (malisper.me)
		411 points by spekcular on Jan 2, 2022 \| 334 comments
19.		Display-switch: Turn a $30 USB switch into a full-featured multi-monitor KVM (github.com/haimgel)
		444 points by dattl on Dec 18, 2021 \| 151 comments
20.		Clever uses of pass, the Unix password manager (vitalyparnas.com)
		271 points by smartmic on Dec 16, 2021 \| 148 comments
21.		A beginner’s guide to game hacking techniques [pdf] (gamehacking.academy)
		282 points by eatonphil on Nov 8, 2021 \| 82 comments
22.		An opinionated guide on how to reverse engineer software (margin.re)
		375 points by withzombies on Nov 2, 2021 \| 44 comments
23.		Bashcrawl: Learn Linux commands by playing a simple text adventure (gitlab.com/slackermedia)
		344 points by free-malloc on Oct 10, 2021 \| 37 comments
24.		What it's like to spend 40-50 hours in VR every week (immersed.team)
		1040 points by eflowers on Sept 28, 2021 \| 448 comments
25.		Show HN: 40k HN comments mentioning books, extracted using deep learning (hacker-recommended-books.vercel.app)
		1359 points by tracyhenry on Sept 20, 2021 \| 273 comments
26.		Useful Spy Books (berthub.eu)
		217 points by throwoutway on Sept 16, 2021 \| 54 comments
27.		Home Assistant – open-source home automation (home-assistant.io)
		561 points by gjvc on Sept 15, 2021 \| 177 comments
28.		Raspberry Pi Nixie Atomic Clock (github.com/will127534)
		138 points by geerlingguy on Sept 7, 2021 \| 31 comments
29.		Prettymaps: Small Python library to draw customized maps from OpenStreetMap data (github.com/marceloprates)
		982 points by sebg on Aug 25, 2021 \| 74 comments
30.		Tech Interview Handbook (techinterviewhandbook.org)
		300 points by oumua_don17 on Aug 23, 2021 \| 126 comments
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