Hacker Pwns Police Cruiser and Lives to Tell the Tale
(theregister.co.uk)
2011 Archive
8011.
8012.
Boot to Gecko: building a complete, standalone operating system for the open web
(groups.google.com)
8013.
The Apologies of Zuckerberg: A Restrospective
(allthingsd.com)
8014.
Google Spam Heresy: The AdSense Paradox
(blog.directededge.com)
8015.
Lisp-based OSes
(linuxfinances.info)
8016.
How Apple tracks your location without consent, and why it matters
(arstechnica.com)
8017.
A Bomb in Oslo? What Google Lost by Ending Real-Time Search
(theatlantic.com)
8018.
The code injected to steal passwords in Tunisia
(blog.jgc.org)
8019.
The scoop on reCAPTCHA founder's new startup Duolingo.
(tedxcmu.com)
8020.
We have a real-time API and we're not afraid to use it. Are you?
(ducksboard.com)
8021.
Chirply (YC S10) is Threadless for Paper Goods
(techcrunch.com)
8022.
ZX81: Small black box of computing desire
(bbc.co.uk)
8023.
Why HTTP Streaming?
(weblog.rubyonrails.org)
8024.
The racial performance gap explained
(method.ac)
8025.
8026.
How much of an iPhone is made by Samsung?
(economist.com)
8027.
The real HTML5 boilerplate
(csswizardry.com)
8028.
8029.
Fancy algorithms lose; dumb C code wins
(blog.begriffsschrift.com)
8030.
The one slide your startup should never have in its deck.
(poorbuthappy.com)
8031.
Weapons of Mass Assignment: Patio11 on Diaspora
(queue.acm.org)
8032.
Making beautiful forms; Square and Recurly
(functionsource.com)
8033.
8034.
Error Codes or Exceptions? Why is Reliable Software So Hard?
(damienkatz.net)
8035.
An Engineer's Explanation of the Fukushima Incident
(docs.google.com)
8036.
Open letter to FB from protest leaders in macedonia.
(protestira.me)
8037.
Password cracking, mining, and GPUs
(erratasec.blogspot.com)
8038.
Google: 'At scale, everything breaks'
(zdnet.co.uk)
8039.
DHTML5
(dhtml5.com)
8040.