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1.		Firefox removes core product support for RSS/Atom feeds (gijsk.com)
		634 points by arayh on Oct 12, 2018 \| 320 comments
2.		Every Byte of a TLS Connection Explained and Reproduced (ulfheim.net)
		1185 points by aberoham on Oct 12, 2018 \| 103 comments
3.		Facebook Says Hackers Stole Detailed Personal Data from 14M People (bloomberg.com)
		616 points by aportnoy on Oct 12, 2018 \| 207 comments
4.		A mysterious grey-hat is patching people's outdated MikroTik routers (zdnet.com)
		397 points by wglb on Oct 12, 2018 \| 210 comments
5.		A Python Library to extract tabular data from PDFs (socialcops.com)
		501 points by leenasoni99 on Oct 12, 2018 \| 99 comments
6.		Interim OS: minimalist OS influenced by Lisp machines and Plan 9 (github.com/mntmn)
		197 points by pmoriarty on Oct 12, 2018 \| 64 comments
7.		Warp – self-contained, single binary applications (github.com/dgiagio)
		197 points by GordonS on Oct 12, 2018 \| 155 comments
8.		Mathematics as thought (aeon.co)
		147 points by magoghm on Oct 12, 2018 \| 78 comments
9.		Tell HN: Now Washington Post is asking to turn off Firefox's tracking protection
		450 points by noobermin on Oct 12, 2018 \| 299 comments
10.		Micro Snitch – Know when someone spies on you (obdev.at)
		249 points by octosphere on Oct 12, 2018 \| 113 comments
11.		310 Bitcoin challenge has been solved (bitcoinchallenge.codes)
		272 points by kwikiel on Oct 11, 2018 \| 119 comments
12.		RawGit is now in a sunset phase and will soon shut down (rawgit.com)
		248 points by marvindanig on Oct 12, 2018 \| 84 comments
13.		Camera freezes time at 10 trillion frames per second (inrs.ca)
		209 points by craftyguy on Oct 12, 2018 \| 91 comments
14.		Picovoice – Embed private voice AI into any product instantly (picovoice.ai)
		182 points by ScottWRobinson on Oct 12, 2018 \| 75 comments
15.		Apple Supplier List – Top 200 [pdf] (apple.com)
		300 points by fermienrico on Oct 12, 2018 \| 101 comments
16.		Trump Just Signed a Law That Changes Life Aboard Airlines (inc.com)
		169 points by wglb on Oct 12, 2018 \| 372 comments
17.		We can no longer leave online security to the market (nytimes.com)
		215 points by jaredwiener on Oct 11, 2018 \| 163 comments
18.		Japan’s special take on a packed lunch (bbc.com)
		141 points by MiriamWeiner on Oct 10, 2018 \| 96 comments
19.		Oboe: A C++ library for low latency audio in Android (googleblog.com)
		160 points by el_duderino on Oct 12, 2018 \| 74 comments
20.		The 555 and How It Got That Way (hackaday.com)
		174 points by sohkamyung on Oct 11, 2018 \| 48 comments
21.		Supermicro boards were so bug ridden, why would hackers ever need implants? (arstechnica.com)
		182 points by drewg123 on Oct 12, 2018 \| 76 comments
22.		Masstree: A cache-friendly mashup of tries and B-trees (the-paper-trail.org)
		165 points by HenryR on Oct 12, 2018 \| 21 comments
23.		Apple inks $600M deal to acquire assets and talent from Dialog Semiconductor (techcrunch.com)
		133 points by tooltalk on Oct 11, 2018 \| 33 comments
24.		[dupe] Pro-privacy search engine DuckDuckGo hits 30M daily searches, up 50% in a year (techcrunch.com)
		363 points by AiaMD13 on Oct 11, 2018 \| 131 comments
25.		Oil droplets guided by pilot waves do not give rise to double-slit interference (quantamagazine.org)
		162 points by erik_landerholm on Oct 12, 2018 \| 125 comments
26.		4043 byte PC emulator (2013) (ioccc.org)
		126 points by luu on Oct 12, 2018 \| 22 comments
27.		CHERI: Capability Hardware Enhanced RISC Instructions (cam.ac.uk)
		73 points by luu on Oct 10, 2018 \| 12 comments
28.		Walmart turns to Flipkart for tech (factordaily.com)
		118 points by NicoJuicy on Oct 11, 2018 \| 43 comments
29.		After Journalist’s Alleged Murder, Tech Execs Distance Themselves from Saudis (buzzfeednews.com)
		218 points by djrobstep on Oct 11, 2018 \| 73 comments
30.		New study links common herbicides and antibiotic resistance (canterbury.ac.nz)
		73 points by marchenko on Oct 12, 2018 \| 9 comments
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