One of the Most Alarming Internet Proposals I've Seen (lauren.vortex.com)

Netflix Agrees to Pay Comcast to End Web Traffic Jam (online.wsj.com)

What happens when placeholder text doesn’t get replaced (www.elezea.com)

Nokia announces the X and X+, its first Android phones (www.engadget.com)

Bram Moolenaar responds to Neovim (groups.google.com)

Comcast’s deal with Netflix makes network neutrality obsolete (www.washingtonpost.com)

Mt. Gox Resigns Bitcoin Foundation Board Seat (bitcoinfoundation.org)

ClearSkies – opensource file syncing without cloud (github.com)

Mt.Gox's tweets are all gone (twitter.com)

Most Winning A/B Test Results are Illusory [pdf] (www.qubitproducts.com)

The Internet Sucks: Or, What I Learned Coding X-Wing vs. TIE Fighter (1999) (www.gamasutra.com)

Bitcoin mining the hard way: the algorithms, protocols, and bytes (www.righto.com)

Exxon CEO sues against fracking in his own backyard (www.forbes.com)

Xorg can now run without privilege on OpenBSD (undeadly.org)

Doctored.js – A new kind of editor (holloway.co.nz)

Hipster Dev Stack (hipsterdevstack.tumblr.com)

Jan Koum promoting WhatsApp in the Flyertalk forum (2009) (www.flyertalk.com)

Gmail adding prominent 'Unsubscribe' option to marketing emails (www.pcworld.com)

Cryptocontracts Will Turn Contract Law Into a Programming Language (thoughtinfection.com)

Regex Golf Part 2: Infinite Problems (nbviewer.ipython.org)

Comparing Haskell Web Frameworks (edofic.com)

$25 Smartphones on Firefox OS to Rock MWC (www.eetimes.com)

Take the Linux Filesystem Tour (tuxradar.com)

This Week in Rust (cmr.github.io)

My life in London's houseboat slums (www.theguardian.com)

Is San Francisco losing its soul? (www.theguardian.com)

Prison Switcharoo (www.cartalk.com)

The WhatsApp Story Challenges Some of the Valley’s Conventional Wisdom (techcrunch.com)

Molecular Visualisations of DNA [video] (www.wehi.edu.au)

U.S. now bugging German ministers in place of Merkel – report (uk.reuters.com)

The C++/Programming books I recommend (bert-hubert.blogspot.com)

How Bad Can 1 GB Pages Be? (www.pvk.ca)

Air Hockey Robot – a 3D printer hack (cienciaycacharreo.blogspot.com.es)

Misleading Graph Generator (www.yrden.de)

Facebook's big deal shows we're back in the dot-com funny money era (www.latimes.com)

Decoding the term sheet (blog.thesecretofraisingmoney.com)

Rare 'polio-like' disease reports in California (www.bbc.co.uk)

Why Bitcoin Matters for Africa (www.ariannasimpson.com)

The Fall Of Perl, The Web's Most Promising Language (www.fastcolabs.com)

The 5 people in your organization that grow legacy code (zeroturnaround.com)

What the bubble got right (2004) (paulgraham.com)

Telecom firms mine for gold in big data despite privacy concerns (www.reuters.com)

Exploring an alternative to git-subtree (www.mos6581.org)

Go DevRoom videos from FOSDEM (video.fosdem.org)

The Startup Accelerator That Wants Founders to Move to Africa (www.fastcoexist.com)

Line length in programming (ck.kennt-wayne.de)

Adobe releases emergency Flash update amid new zero-day drive-by attacks (arstechnica.com)

Efficient Aggregates in Julia (julialang.org)

Libucl: Universal configuration library parser (github.com)

Vulnerable NTP Servers Closing Down (blog.cloudflare.com)

SF Is the Third Least Affordable Major City in the World (www.modernluxury.com)

Homejoy (YC S10) Opens An Office In New York City (techcrunch.com)

Are the robots about to rise? Google's new director of engineering thinks so (www.theguardian.com)

GrubHub Seamless Files Confidential Public Offering (www.forbes.com)

Nokia launches a trio of Android platform phones (arstechnica.com)

SVG Ironman (cssdeck.com)

Designers should prototype ideas in hours, not weeks #iterate (williamnewton.co)

I was partially deaf for the last couple of years (bycomet.wordpress.com)

Researcher: Array of Apple Apps Vulnerable to “Gotofail” Attack (recode.net)

The Mysterious Smell of Moondust (2006) (science1.nasa.gov)

"For the past two months, I’ve been living in the world of keystroke tax." (thetypist.com)

Show HN: How typefaces work. (www.slate.com)

Inside The Netflix/Comcast Deal and What The Media Is Getting Very Wrong (blog.streamingmedia.com)

Google Readying Android Smartwatch with LG (m.us.wsj.com)

Ask HN: Please share your YC applications (item?id=7288377)

Bisecting Floating Point Numbers (squishythinking.com)

Vultr: DigitalOcean Clone (http://ww.vultr.com)

Ask HN: Do you have startup ideas to share? (item?id=7285759)

Hallucinated Gods (www.meltingasphalt.com)

Your dotfiles and you (www.twinbit.it)

Microsoft asks pals to help kill UK gov's Open Document Format dream (www.theregister.co.uk)

Ask HN: does everything known by Google engineers exist in books? (item?id=7286963)

Whole Foods: America’s Temple of Pseudoscience (www.thedailybeast.com)

Yellowstone Supervolcanoe begins de-gassing rare Helium 4 isotope (www.latimes.com)

Fun with Unicode and Julia (iaindunning.com)

Declutter by Writing Expiration Dates on Items You Rarely Use (lifehacker.com)

Truthcoin prediction markets for Bitcoin: fully distributed trading and judgment (www.reddit.com)

Bjarne Again: Hallelujah for C++ (2013) (www.theregister.co.uk)

Pass the Hash on Windows 8.1 (samsclass.info)

Obtaining, Scrubbing, and Exploring Data at the Command Line (www.hakkalabs.co)

MusicBox: Effortless Music Discovery (www.strikingly.com)

So This Is What Getting Pwned Is Like (blogs.law.harvard.edu)

Ask HN:What are the successful examples of startups which started as a blog (item?id=7289407)

Silicon Valley (HBO) Season 1 – Long Trailer (www.youtube.com)

Beauty and Ugliness in Type Font Design (ilovetypography.com)

Readability: Characters Per Line (www.danielbough.com)

A Simple Improvement to Product Mails (insideintercom.io)

Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs Course from 2005 (ocw.mit.edu)

Eccouncil.org defaced with Edward Snowden's passport (www.eccouncil.org)

The Need for an Open Barcode Database (kyleconroy.com)

How do we really make decisions? (www.bbc.co.uk)

Ask HN: Why would MtGox delete all their tweets if things are going to be okay? (item?id=7289928)

Epiphany Eyewear: Like Google Glass, But Maybe Even Better (www.laweekly.com)

Wikipedia-size maths proof too big for humans to check (www.newscientist.com)

Mozilla Says New Chip Paves Way for $25 Smartphone (recode.net)

New PayPal scam to trick people into future pre-approved payments (www.facebook.com)

Ask HN: What Web framework do you recommend for a Java Shop? (item?id=7286161)

How Obamacare Could Unlock Job Opportunities (www.nytimes.com)

What Comes Next? (avc.com)

Samsung Weans Itself From Android – at Least for Smart Watches (www.technologyreview.com)

Hatred and Profits: Getting Under the Hood of the Ku Klux Klan (papers.ssrn.com)

Spacefunk Sublime Text Theme Is Awesome (www.longren.org)

Hacker News Turned 7 years old on February 20 (ycuniverse.com)

Google #analytics down (twitter.com)

NSA moves from bugging German Chancellor to bugging German ministers (arstechnica.comContent-Type: text/html;charset=UTF-8 X-Powered-By: Mojolicious (Perl) Status: 200 OK 1)

Ask HN: How can Apple safely upgrade a OS when the update app itself is broken? (item?id=7290042)

Nokia forks Android (techcrunch.com)

This is Nokia X (www.theverge.com)