December 2008 Archive
1231.
U.S. scientists create titanium-based metallic-glass (mathaba.net)
1232.
The Cellphone That Could Change the World (socialentrepreneurship.change.org)
1233.
Merry Christmas to you all ()
1234.
Will Work for Praise: The Web's Free-Labor Economy (businessweek.com)
1235.
Ct: C for Throughput Computing (ddj.com)
1236.
Never Mind That Bailout? Venture Funding for Auto Innovation Accelerating (xconomy.com)
1237.
Terry Childs is still in jail and it seems SF's DA would like to forget about him (weblog.infoworld.com)
1238.
Paging Researchers, Analysts, and Developers (aws.typepad.com)
1239.
Facebook Connect Now Live (developers.facebook.com)
1240.
Facebook delays employee stock sale, citing recession (venturebeat.com)
1241.
Little-guy data centers prospering in a tough economy (statesman.com)
1242.
On Why Auto-Scaling in the Cloud Rocks (blogs.smugmug.com)
1243.
Yahoo To Close Brickhouse By End Of Year (techcrunch.com)
1244.
What have you tried? (mattgemmell.com)
1245.
Reflections on the Ruby shootout (antoniocangiano.com)
1246.
Ruby’s Top Hitter in 2008 - Jeremy McAnally (rubyinside.com)
1247.
Engine Yard's Vertebra Released (engineyard.com)
1248.
A City That Shopped Till It Dropped (nytimes.com)
1249.
WWGD: Understanding Google’s Technology Stack (ebiquity.umbc.edu)
1250.
One Hacker's Audacious Plan to Rule the Black Market in Stolen Credit Cards (wired.com)
1251.
Cocoa with Love: Heterogeneous cells in a UITableViewController (cocoawithlove.com)
1252.
Books That Have Shaped How I Think (tim.oreilly.com)
1253.
Ask HN: Resources for learning Java?
1254.
How would you commercialize my startup, Gifty.co.nz? ()
1255.
Are we doomed? What do I do? ()
1256.
Ask HN: Is there any way to trace a private call? ()
1257.
Ask HN: Review our PDF/Web form startup - www.doculicious.com ()
1258.
Ask HN: If I bootstrap, does my current company own the IP for my work ? ()
1259.
Is Shanghai Turning Pro or Just Building High? by Nathan Myhrvold (freakonomics.blogs.nytimes.com)
1260.
Blu-Ray DRM "Resealed", Disks Again Unrippable (it.slashdot.org)