Tag: reading list

• ‘The Anxiety of Influencers’ by Barrett Swanson for Harper’s Magazine
• ‘How to Make a Video Game While Rationing Water and Amidst Rolling Blackouts’ by Patrick Klepek for Waypoint
• ‘Lux Year 4: Doubling Down’ by Ben Sandofsky for Lux
• ‘Opinion: Is big necessarily bad?’ by Geoff Huston for the APNIC blog

Continue reading “What I’ve Read This Week (June 7 2021 to June 13 2021)”

• ‘Uber’s Crazy YOLO App Rewrite, From the Front Seat’ by Gergely Orosz for his blog
• ‘The Full Story of the Stunning RSA Hack Can Finally Be Told’ by Andy Greenberg for Wired
• ‘The 4th largest mobile browser exfiltrates users’ data even in Incognito mode’ by Gabi Cirlig
• ‘Developer Relations’ by Marco Arment for his blog

Continue reading “What I’ve Read This Week (May 31 2021 to June 6 2021)”

• ‘How These Developers Hope to Build a 100-Person Game Studio Inside ‘Roblox’’ by Patrick Klepek for Vice Games
• ‘No Utopias: Gerard O’Neill, Gundam, and the Illusion of Space Colonization’ by Stephen Hero for Zimmerit
• ‘The Audacity’ by J. Cole for The Players Tribune
• ‘Ask Yourself Which Books You Truly Love’ by Salman Rushdie for The New York Times

Continue reading “What I’ve Read This Week (May 24 2021 to May 30 2021)”

• ‘Starlink review: broadband dreams fall to Earth’ by Nilay Patel for The Verge
• ‘How M1 Macs feel faster than Intel models: it’s about QoS’ by Howard Oakley for his blog
• ’24-inch M1 iMac review: She’s a rainbow’ by Jason Snell for Six Colors
• ‘iPad Pro 2021 Review: Future on Standby’ by Federico Viticci for MacStories

Continue reading “What I’ve Read This Week (May 17 2021 to May 23 2021)”

• ‘Bring Ted Lasso Energy Into Your Life!’ by Maureen Ryan for Vanity Fair
• ‘Progress Delayed Is Progress Denied’ by Alex Russell for his blog
• ‘Transport protocols and the network’ by Geoff Huston for the APNIC blog
• ‘Can Apple change ads?’ by Benedict Evans for his website
• ‘What really happened at Basecamp’ by Casey Newton for The Platformer
• ‘How Basecamp blew up’ by Casey Newton for The Platformer

Continue reading “What I’ve Read This Week (May 10 2021 to May 16 2021)”