September 2008 Archive
1651.
New official Apple program for teaching iPhone dev at uni (arstechnica.com)
1652.
A simple explaination of the financial mess that we are in ... from one of us (furrier.org)
1653.
Tilera launches new generation of multicore embedded chips for communications (venturebeat.com)
1654.
The Trouble With Boys (newsweek.com)
1655.
I Worked My Butt off in School and all I Got was this Crappy Economy (huffingtonpost.com)
1656.
Ever heard of speed renting? (theage.com.au)
1657.
Boston Best Place in World for Interdisciplinary Research, Says Microsoft Lab Director (xconomy.com)
1658.
DHS: 'Pre-crime' detector shows promise (newscientist.com)
1659.
Five warning signs a tech start-up is in trouble (thestandard.com)
1660.
Inanity at EmTech -- Web 2.0 and bad restaurants (realdanlyons.com)
1661.
Forrest M. Mims: Early days at MITS INC (sunandsky.org)
1662.
Entrecard: Sale or No Sale; Now Partners With OIOpublisher (centernetworks.com)
1663.
Can Blockbuster be saved? (arstechnica.com)
1664.
Adam Smith and "The Zone" (redromelogic.com)
1665.
Want On The Digg Home Page? That’ll Be $1,200 (techcrunch.com)
1666.
Accept calls without revealing your phone number (letscall.me)
1667.
Russian humor (en.wikipedia.org)
1668.
Naval Ravikant: Top 10 Venture Hacks (startup2startup.com)
1669.
How the Google EULA controversy shows the problems with lawyer written agreements (stakeventures.com)
1670.
Spore Review (pc.ign.com)
1671.
Google At Age 10 (bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
1672.
The comic was nice, but here's the meat: Chromium design docs (dev.chromium.org)
1673.
LEGO NXT Pin Plotter (alfonsomartone.itb.it)
1674.
New version of Google Chrome is available ()
1675.
Google churning out chromium nightly builds. Autoupdater here (howtotuts.com)
1676.
Why Linux has no viruses (librenix.com)
1677.
Review: PGP Whole Disk Encryption for Mac OS X (paulstamatiou.com)
1678.
Does YC penalize startups with pre-YC funding? ()
1679.
Chrome-fed Googasm bares tech pundit futility (theregister.co.uk)
1680.
USB I/O Board (Microchip usb port drive) (dev.emcelettronica.com)