Clojure (Lisp on the JVM) videos on blip.tv
(clojure.blip.tv)
April 2008 Archive
2071.
2072.
Google XSS
(xs-sniper.com)
2073.
Dalibor Topic, welcome to Sun!
(weblogs.java.net)
2075.
StartupWear: VC Wear style torso covering devices for entrepreneurs
(startupwear.com)
2076.
Better Bass: Skip the Subwoofer, Hack Your Hearing?
(blog.wired.com)
2077.
MySQL: Indexing Joins
(hackmysql.com)
2078.
Tomorrow's code: Bill Thompson puts out a call for more programmers
(news.bbc.co.uk)
2079.
Top 10 Worst Captchas
(johnmwillis.com)
2080.
2081.
Rubies all the way down
(programblings.com)
2082.
John Doerr on Mercenaries and Missionaries.
(venturehacks.com)
2083.
2084.
Tighten Your Belt, Strengthen Your Mind
(nytimes.com)
2085.
Python-by-example
(lightbird.net)
2086.
VC Funds Pour Into Commercial Open Source
(informationweek.com)
2087.
Four Companies that Conquered America
(hbswk.hbs.edu)
2088.
Using Rake for Erlang Unit Testing
(21ccw.blogspot.com)
2089.
Who Writes Linux and Who Supports It
(linux-foundation.org)
2090.
Using Basecamp to automatically keep track of product releases
(37signals.com)
2091.
TechMeme Leaderboard's Top Ten: Six Months In
(louisgray.com)
2092.
James Randi anecdote on Feynman
(fotuva.org)
2093.
Are Video Hosts Just a Commodity?
(centernetworks.com)
2094.
Visual Tools: Marketing Dream, Programmer's Nightmare
(mikehadlow.blogspot.com)
2095.
Dr. Greenspan's Amazing Invisible Thesis
(online.barrons.com)
2096.
FriendFeed's goal: More than just a feed aggregator
(webware.com)
2097.
You will be tracked using your government-mandated RFID cards
(seattletimes.nwsource.com)
2098.
MySpace Announces Online Music Business
(online.wsj.com)
2099.
So you want to work here?
(blog.centraldesktop.com)
2100.
JetBlue Adds Paypal
(centernetworks.com)