Web Design: What's Goin On?

A team at Adobe posted their private PGP key on their blog [arstechnica]. Now, I’m no expert, but that seems to me like a fairly big security no-no. I think it’s the term “private” that clued me in.

Uber lost its license to operate in London [bbc]. A rare bit of bad news for the stable, drama-free company.

Angular version 5 will be released October 23, not on the original date of… last week [hackernoon].

After a bunch of controversy, Facebook’s re-licensed React, Jest, Flow and Immutable.js under the MIT license[code.facebook].

Interesting piece on how the internet is an “uncanny valley” [wired]. Not in a good way!

An open letter asking the tech community to put humans before business [copenhagenletter].

And scienticians have created robots - consisting of 150 atoms - capable of building molecules [scienmag].

Burn Notice

Everything else

A beginner’s guide to keeping a journal [nymag].

Slightly related: the Burner List - a simple, paper-based system for focused to-dos [medium/time-dorks].

And Win the Day [chrome.google] is a Chrome extension that’ll make you more (likely to be) productive.

Nike’s got some fancy smart jerseys you can buy [nike]. Tap em with your phone, and get access to news and info on the player whose jersey you’re wearing.

This review of the iPhone 8 Plus camera, using pics taken in India, is fairly stunning [austinmann].

Magic Sudoku [magicsudoku] is an augmented reality app that’ll solve Sudoku for you. If you’d like to never complete a Sudoku, this is the app for you!

Dropbox has been updated to work with iOS 11’s Files app, meaning you can move stuff across cloud platforms with ease [macstories].

Finally, there’s a pile of trash in the Pacific Ocean, and some people want it to be recognized as a nation [qz]. Fun fact: all New Zealanders reading that sentence made a little joke to themselves about Australia, and all Australians did the same about New Zealand.

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