Links to read on the plane

I'm about to fly to San Antonio for another round of researching how the military tracks recruits from the time they get to the processing center to the time they leave for boot camp (officially "Military Basic Training" or MBT).

I have some stuff to read on the plane:

• WPA, which is probably securing your WiFi, has been hacked after 14 years. Great. At least SSL is still secure.
• The New Republic claims that Republicans are ignoring the will of the people by tossing out ballot initiatives. (This is not new.)
• Chicago saw record rainfall Saturday. I know; I was in it.
• The Navy Pier bicycle flyover will take another two years and more money, because Chicago.
• President Trump made some remarks about Obamacare with the sensitivity and coherence we've come to expect from the man.
• Speaking of, the Washington Post has a view into the Adult Day Care facility at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave NW.
• Deeply Trivial name-checked The Daily Parker in a post about Sears.

OK, off to K20. Or K18. Or wherever my plane has got to.