September 2008 Archive
1171.
Is It Time To Break Up Google? (executivesuite.blogs.nytimes.com)
1172.
Ask YC: Server cost estimation ()
1173.
Bringing Sexy (Charts) Back (startupwhisperer.com)
1174.
Oh, you snarky developers! (blog.logicalrand.com)
1175.
SDK shoot-out: Android vs. iPhone (weblog.infoworld.com)
1176.
Watch out TinyURL, Cligs is much better for us (blog.go2web20.net)
1177.
Sims creator hopes to soar with Spore (sfgate.com)
1178.
Ask HN: Building Credit ()
1179.
NY State Senator to Cyclist he Almost Hit: "You F***ing A**hole" (treehugger.com)
1180.
The power of negative thinking (nytimes.com)
1181.
Muxtape is (finally) dead. Long live muxtape (alleyinsider.com)
1182.
Hadoop 0.18 Highlights (developer.yahoo.com)
1183.
The Web back in 1996-1997 (how far we've come!) (royal.pingdom.com)
1184.
Classic Wired Cover Story From Aug '96: The Egos at Id (wired.com)
1185.
Chrome, Firefox 3.1b and IE8b3 speed tests (lifehacker.com)
1186.
GameQuery: javascript games with a jQuery plugin (gamequery.onaluf.org)
1187.
We Need a "TRUSTe for SaaS Apps" (glasseyonsaas.typepad.com)
1188.
Amazon to sell OLPC XO laptops in November (computerworld.com)
1189.
Don't be yet another Kim Jong-Il of the business world (stakeventures.com)
1190.
New MS Seinfeld campaign looks/feels like old Napoleon short ()
1191.
Creationist campaigner has Richard Dawkins' official website banned in Turkey (guardian.co.uk)
1192.
Bank accounts with over $100K? Make sure it is insured ()
1193.
Google Stock Falls $200 As Market Closes (But Not Really) (techcrunch.com)
1194.
Tabs - even Chrome hasn't fixed this problem (umangjaipuria.blogspot.com)
1195.
A decade on: Google's internet economy (news.bbc.co.uk)
1196.
Y Combinator Dataset Of Posts Version 1.7 ()
1197.
Names and Signs for Logical Lonnectives (flickr.com)
1198.
Deletionpedia: Where Wikipedia entries go to die (thestandard.com)
1199.
Leave Wall Street and Join A Startup (leavewallstreetjoinastartup.com)
1200.
VMware proposes a new kind of OS -- one that could ease the bugbear of parallel processing (weblog.infoworld.com)