Links for January 2016

2016-01-31 (updated 2016-02-07)

• "Reverse Engineering for Beginners" free book
• About the Memento Project
• BabelStone: What's new in Unicode 9.0 ?
• Browsing the ancient Web with an ancient browser | Stanford University Libraries
• CBOR — Concise Binary Object Representation | Overview
• Cyrille Rossant - Moving away from HDF5
• DjVuLibre: Open Source DjVu library and viewer
• Emoji or Emojis: What's the Plural of Emoji? - The Atlantic
• Hey, Unicode, It's About Damn Time We Had Some Emojis for Professional Women
• How emoji get made | National Post
• How to Adopt the Poop Emoji and Support Unicode Internationalization - The Atlantic
• JSON Web Token Tutorial with Example in Python
• Kiss your ASCII Goodbye
• Markdown Reference
• One Woman's Bizarre, Delightful Quest To Change Emojis Forever - BuzzFeed News
• RetroArch 1.3 released | Libretro
• Reverse Engineering the GoPro Cineform codec — Medium
• Rhizome - Webrecorder
• SMuFL | Standard Music Font Layout
• The Unicode Blog: Unicode Updates Emoji Charts and Expands List of Candidates
• This 31-year-old Australian accidentally built a huge empire by cataloguing all the world's emojis | Business Insider
• Two days with the shadowy emoji overlords - Rhizome
• W3C wants to standardise music notation in your Web browser | Ars Technica UK
• Why BPG will replace GIFs and not only.
• Why isn't there a font that contains all Unicode glyphs? - Stack Overflow
• robey/4bottle: the final archive format
• webrecorder.io - Easily create high-fidelity, standards compliant archives of the web as you browse.

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