ReHacked vol. 317: Exercise before bed is linked with disrupted sleep, 53 Shakespearean Insults That Still Burn Today and more
53 Shakespearean Insults That Still Burn Today #literature Shakespeare may have a lot to say about love, but he also had no lack of words when it comes to a...
ReHacked vol. 316: Encryption Is Not a Crime, Strongest evidence yet of life on an alien planet and more
Encryption Is Not a Crime - Privacy Guides #privacy #longread Contrary to what some policymakers seem to believe, whether naively or maliciously, encryption...
ReHacked vol. 315: Isaac Asimov on How Artificial Intelligence Will Liberate Humans, 100 Best Sci-Fi Movies Of All Time and more
Isaac Asimov Describes How Artificial Intelligence Will Liberate Humans & Their Creativity: Watch His Last Major Interview (1992) | Open Culture #futurism...
ReHacked vol. 314: Keeping Voyager Alive, How the ‘Guardian’ US Flourishes Without a Paywall and more
Keeping Voyager Alive: NASA’s Project Scientist Faces Painful Choices as the Iconic Mission Nears Its End #space #engineering #longread The Voyagers are...
ReHacked vol. 313: All of the Commercials That David Lynch Has Directed, Win11 is closing a loophole that let you skip making a MS account and more
Watch All of the Commercials That David Lynch Has Directed: A Big 30-Minute Compilation | Open Culture #culture #history Some filmmakers start in...
ReHacked vol. 312: Let’s knock down social media’s walled gardens, Italy demands Google poison DNS under strict Piracy Shield law and more
Let’s knock down social media’s walled gardens by Tim Berners-Lee #internet We should start with the things we need to fix. At the top of the list is the...
ReHacked vol. 311: Josephine Cochrane - The forgotten story of the woman who invented the dishwasher, The history of San Francisco's most unforgettable ad and more
The forgotten story of the woman who invented the dishwasher | Popular Science #history #engineering #longread Gilded Age socialite Josephine Cochrane...
ReHacked vol. 310: North Koreans laundering of more than $1 billion stolen from Bybit, GeoCities in 1995: Building a Home Page on the Internet and more
North Koreans finish initial laundering stage after more than $1 billion stolen from Bybit | The Record from Recorded Future News #blockchain #crime Last...
ReHacked vol. 309: R.I.P. Leon The Lobster, Framework’s first desktop and more
Make a donation - support Ukraine. Щира подяка. Разом до перемоги! Get your discount at Hostinger and Support ReHacked Don’t forget to share if you like what...
ReHacked vol. 308: The Sony FX-300 Jackal: A Holy Grail technological marvel of the late 70s, It is no longer safe to move our governments and societies to US clouds and more
Why can’t we remember our lives as babies or toddlers? | Science | The Guardian #psychology #society “In the Asian context, identity and sense of self is...
ReHacked vol. 307: What Was Doggerland?, Schneier on Security: DOGE as a National Cyberattack and more
3 Maps Of Doggerland: Mapping The Lost World #history #nature What Was Doggerland? A Prehistoric Landscape: Doggerland was a rich, marshy landscape that...
ReHacked vol. 306: #ReHacked was under attack, A Brilliantly Detailed Map Of Medieval Trade Routes & Networks and more
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ReHacked vol. 305: The Case for Kicking the Stone, EU Officially Bans AI Systems with ‘Unacceptable Risk’ and more
The Case for Kicking the Stone #society #internet #technology #longread We can’t change or constrain the tech, says Carr, but we can change ourselves. We can...
ReHacked vol. 304: 20 Albums Turning 50 in 2025, The global struggle over how to regulate AI and more
The global struggle over how to regulate AI - Rest of World #ai #law #longread The drafted bill was one of the most comprehensive to date outside the West....
ReHacked vol. 303: Using Coding Skills to Make Passive Income, Why Do Some People Get Drunk Faster Than Others and more
Using Coding Skills to Make Passive Income | Cory Zue #career #longread #video A decade of firsthand advice on going from an employed software developer to...
ReHacked vol. 302: Ukraine says it captured two injured North Korean soldiers in Russia, The Chaos by Gerard Nolst Trenité and more
Ukraine says it captured two injured North Korean soldiers in Russia #war Two wounded North Korean soldiers have been captured as prisoners of war by...
ReHacked vol. 301: How Did the Tradition of New Year's Resolutions Begin, Meta is killing off its own AI-powered Instagram and Facebook profiles and more
How Did the Tradition of New Year's Resolutions Begin? | The Old Farmer's Almanac #productivity #history 10 Tips for Making Resolutions Avoid wording your...
ReHacked vol. 300: 400th birthday to the world’s oldest bond, 2024 in Photos and more
Happy 400th birthday to the world’s oldest bond #history #finances Four hundred years ago — on New Year’s Day in 1624 — drifting ice on the river Lek in the...
ReHacked vol. 299: Bogotá’s open streets program and How much academic success inherited?
Ciclovía, Bogotá’s open streets program, is the oldest and most successful in the world. I went to find out how it lasted. #society #environment #longread...
ReHacked vol. 298: Colour in the Middle Ages, Troy Hunt: "Pwned", The Book, Is Now Available for Free and more
Colour in the Middle Ages - Medievalists.net #art #history #longread The color code was recurrent and meaningful. A black knight was almost a character of...