March 2008 Archive
1021.
Why the iPhone $99 dev program is limited ()
1022.
NewsFireRSS is now free for OS X users (newsfirerss.com)
1023.
The pendulum swings (economist.com)
1024.
New Features Twitter Needs to Compete (markevanstech.com)
1025.
And you thought BrainFk was hard to understand... (dangermouse.net)
1026.
Vale Arthur C. Clarke 1917-2008 (techcrunch.com)
1027.
Read the Wall Street Journal for free (machinist.salon.com)
1028.
Re-generative medicine: Man re-grows fingertip and fingernail (cbsnews.com)
1029.
Sewer-gas-induced suspended animation is rapid and reversible (thinkgene.com)
1030.
Fear of housing slump may be seriously overdone (online.wsj.com)
1031.
A Lion Uncaged - Damn it Feels Good to be a Hacker (youtube.com)
1032.
FriendFeed, The Centralized Me, and Data Portability (techcrunch.com)
1033.
Swiss graphic design: a history in photos (or, where trendy web designers get ideas to steal from) (flickr.com)
1034.
"I'd rather spend my money on my genome than a Bentley or an airplane" (nytimes.com)
1035.
Nerdfotainment (randsinrepose.com)
1036.
How an information system helped nail Eliot Spitzer and a prostitution ring (blogs.zdnet.com)
1037.
Carlyle Fund's Assets Seized (washingtonpost.com)
1038.
You know, there is a much easier way (weblogs.sqlteam.com)
1039.
How Time Machines keeps copies of data (Quarter Life Crisis) (earthlingsoft.net)
1040.
It’s not them, it’s you: Why new hires are so hard. (foundread.com)
1041.
How do I become an LLC? (money.cnn.com)
1042.
Gitnub — GitHub: OSX gui for git (github.com)
1043.
MyBikeLane - Participatory Law Enforcement (maximizingprogress.blogspot.com)
1044.
How to get work done on vacations (avc.blogs.com)
1045.
New tool automates your semantic web SEO (readwriteweb.com)
1046.
Did We Just Witness a Twitter Marriage Proposal? (mashable.com)
1047.
Clifford Stoll calls BS on the internet in 1995 (37signals.com)
1048.
Meet the wizard of Web 2.0 (Arrington) (money.cnn.com)
1049.
Pointing the finger at buffer overflows, and other C quotes (ccs.neu.edu)
1050.
1980's cartoons: "The group is always right...the complainer is always wrong." (povonline.com)