June 2008 Archive
3121.
Pizza Hut Shows How NOT to do Paid Search (ryanspoon.com)
3122.
Five Obsolete Storage Formats (blog.wired.com)
3123.
Code your own DNA (blogs.msdn.com)
3124.
Network Interconnect: the Greatest Challenge in Massively Parallel Processing (MPP) Systems (asterdata.com)
3125.
Hackday Uk is now called Mashed08, this weekend in London. (mashed08.backnetwork.com)
3126.
IPod touch shortages suggest new iTouch in September (arstechnica.com)
3127.
What A Tiger Can Do (radar.oreilly.com)
3128.
Enkin : Amazing Google Android App (location-based content in a unique way) (vimeo.com)
3129.
Make a Presentation Like Al Gore (howto.wired.com)
3130.
Rails 2.1 on GlassFish (blogs.sun.com)
3131.
CMU, General Motors partner on 'vehicle of future' (post-gazette.com)
3132.
Drupal’s Creator Envisions Web Publishing’s Plug-and-Play Future (webmonkey.com)
3133.
A Microsoft-Made Death Spiral for Yahoo? (bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
3134.
Security Alert: Ubuntu Linux kernel vulnerabilities (cyberciti.biz)
3135.
The best countries for conducting electronic business (economist.com)
3136.
Rack, and Why It Matters (to Rubyists) (adam.blog.heroku.com)
3137.
2 School Entrepreneurs Lead the Way on Change (nytimes.com)
3138.
Yahoo execs leaving, reorganization planned (msnbc.msn.com)
3139.
17 Mistakes Start-ups Make (startupnorth.ca)
3140.
Lunacy at large (economist.com)
3141.
How Is the Internet Changing Literary Style? (steamthing.com)
3142.
Now You Can Have a Great Facebook Profile and Have Fun Too! (recareered.blogspot.com)
3143.
The Underhanded C Contest - 2007 Winners (underhanded.xcott.com)
3144.
Facebook Passes Myspace Worldwide (hothardware.com)
3145.
Explosion Rocks TechCrunch Offices (techstink.com)
3146.
Microsoft Disputes Firefox Download Count (techstink.com)
3147.
Steve Jobs can never die. Rumors of the superstar CEO's ill health... (sfgate.com)
3148.
How to start a company while on a visa in the US (notbornhere.com)
3149.
EBay Tries to Buy a Little More Love from Sellers (bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
3150.
Firefox 3: Tweak the AwesomeBar's Suggestion Algorithm (lifehacker.com)