This week I read about the US' complete lack of data privacy, an old look at the Space Shuttle, and more.

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Web Development

• The hanging-punctuation property in CSS - Chris Coyier

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General Development

• Maintenance Matters: Good Tests - David Eisinger

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The Internet

• Harvard Gutted Initial Team Examining Facebook Files Following $500 Million Donation from Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, Whistleblower Aid Client Reveals - Whistleblower Aid
• Musk’s Faulty Vision Of ‘Free Speech’ Is Driving Speech Off ExTwitter - Mike Masnick
• Okta admits hackers accessed data on all customers during recent breach - Carly Page

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Technology

• We Spied on Trump’s ‘Southern White House’ From Our Couches - Aram Sinnreich & Jesse Gilbert
• Our Ongoing Refusal To Regulate Data Brokers Is Going To Bite Us On The Ass - Karl Bode

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Space

• Neptune-sized exoplanet is too big for its host star - John Timmer
• Beam Me Out Of This Death Trap, Scotty (1980) - Gregg Easterbrook
• “Low Earth orbit is now open for business” - Kai Ryssdal & Maria Hollenhorst

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Business & Finance

• Adobe's buy of Figma is 'likely' bad for developers, rules UK regulator - Paul Kunert

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Podcasts

• NPR’s Fresh Air: NPR host Mary Louise Kelly reflects on juggling motherhood and chasing the news
• Coffee & Open Source: Chris Klug
• Radiolab: The Library of Alexandra
• The Indicator #1491: Putting the 80/20 rule to the test
• Freakonomics #538: A Radically Simple Way to Boost a Neighborhood

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Media & Entertainment

• The surprisingly robust careers of Star Trek stars who became video game voice actors - Anna Washenko

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Politics

• Supreme Court to consider multi-pronged constitutional attack on SEC - Ronald Mann

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Everything Else

• Solving the Wrong Problem - Nick Maggiulli

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A Song to Leave You With

Tim Barry - Dad’s iPad