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1.		Announcing SQL Server on Linux (blogs.microsoft.com)
		1344 points by bjg on March 7, 2016 \| 476 comments
2.		Verizon fined $1.3M for supercookie header injection [pdf] (fcc.gov)
		407 points by tshtf on March 7, 2016 \| 107 comments
3.		Apple gets smacked by $450M e-book price-fixing fine (zdnet.com)
		378 points by CrankyBear on March 7, 2016 \| 278 comments
4.		FLIF – Free Lossless Image Format (flif.info)
		562 points by mattiemass on March 7, 2016 \| 148 comments
5.		Apple VP: The FBI wants to roll back safeguards that keep us ahead of criminals (washingtonpost.com)
		321 points by ropiku on March 7, 2016 \| 118 comments
6.		Statisticians Find They Can Agree: It’s Time to Stop Misusing P-Values (fivethirtyeight.com)
		302 points by tokenadult on March 7, 2016 \| 120 comments
7.		How much is Spotify paying Google Cloud? (medium.com/davidmytton)
		254 points by dmytton on March 7, 2016 \| 82 comments
8.		Proselint (proselint.com)
		398 points by g1n016399 on March 6, 2016 \| 137 comments
9.		Building a Distributed Hypervisor on FreeBSD (2015) [video] (youtube.com)
		108 points by xj9 on March 7, 2016 \| 3 comments
10.		War Is a Racket (1935) (ratical.org)
		306 points by pmoriarty on March 7, 2016 \| 167 comments
11.		Ten years on LinkedIn (evertpot.com)
		336 points by causality on March 7, 2016 \| 165 comments
12.		There’s Something Fishy About the Other Nefertiti (thegreatfredini.com)
		272 points by franzb on March 7, 2016 \| 91 comments
13.		How Changing WebFonts Made Rubygems.org 10x Faster (nateberkopec.com)
		159 points by rtcoms on March 7, 2016 \| 95 comments
14.		So, you want to learn bookkeeping (dwmbeancounter.com)
		280 points by Tomte on March 7, 2016 \| 87 comments
15.		Skirret: a forgotten Tudor vegetable (telegraph.co.uk)
		88 points by pepys on March 7, 2016 \| 42 comments
16.		PDF viewer that works inside terminals that support inline graphics (github.com/dsanson)
		113 points by gnocchi on March 6, 2016 \| 18 comments
17.		Eligible Receiver: NSA’s successful 1997 hack of the U.S. military (slate.com)
		131 points by secfirstmd on March 7, 2016 \| 24 comments
18.		Keshif, a web-based tool that lets you browse and understand datasets easily (keshif.me)
		93 points by StreamBright on March 6, 2016 \| 10 comments
19.		The $300M Button (2009) (uie.com)
		164 points by Mz on March 6, 2016 \| 72 comments
20.		Old Hollywood's Elite Were the Last to Use LSD for Therapy (vice.com)
		68 points by dangerman on March 6, 2016 \| 22 comments
21.		Children who see clearly underwater (bbc.com)
		137 points by oska on March 6, 2016 \| 62 comments
22.		Returning multiple values from functions in C++ (thegreenplace.net)
		78 points by ingve on March 6, 2016 \| 62 comments
23.		Avoiding a pointless blockchain project (multichain.com)
		139 points by Hansi on March 7, 2016 \| 75 comments
24.		Dynamic Memory Networks for Visual and Textual Question Answering (arxiv.org)
		122 points by evc123 on March 7, 2016 \| 15 comments
25.		How to Write a Video Player in Less Than 1000 Lines (dranger.com)
		127 points by striking on March 6, 2016 \| 60 comments
26.		Last Men Standing: the luck to survive AIDS, and the misfortune to live on (sfchronicle.com)
		121 points by nkurz on March 6, 2016 \| 21 comments
27.		BeagleLogic: A BeagleBone Based 14-channel 100Msps Logic Analyzer (github.com/abhishek-kakkar)
		66 points by jcr on March 6, 2016 \| 8 comments
28.		Image Analogies using Neural Networks (github.com/awentzonline)
		186 points by syrusakbary on March 6, 2016 \| 28 comments
29.		Foreigners turn to India in search of cut-price, life-saving cures (japantimes.co.jp)
		147 points by tchalla on March 6, 2016 \| 127 comments
30.		The Dark Ages of Austin Startup Capital (techcrunch.com)
		71 points by cdcro on March 6, 2016 \| 34 comments
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