May 2009 Archive
4021.
Stack Mode Brains Explained (bofh.ntk.net)
4022.
Tweetcoding in ActionScript3 (digitaltools.node3000.com)
4023.
Ask YC: Recommendations for a good VPS/Cloud Host benchmarking tool? ()
4024.
Unix tip: Making do with less (itworld.com)
4025.
The value of professional copyediting (alumnit.ca)
4026.
Awesome stats collector for PHP (pinba.org)
4027.
Google Testing New Service Features On Chrome First? (techcrunch.com)
4028.
Guessing What Is Going To Kill Me (jeff-vogel.blogspot.com)
4029.
IPhone app crash reports now available to developers (drobnik.com)
4030.
How to make a Beach (in o3d) (o3d.blogspot.com)
4031.
Functional reactive programming in F# (call-with-cc-en.blogspot.com)
4032.
Hursley House - IBM's Internet Lab (news.bbc.co.uk)
4033.
10 things Apple should do with Twitter (besides buying it, which is stupid) (businessinsider.com)
4034.
When Really Big Numbers Aren't Nearly Enough (online.wsj.com)
4035.
US needs 'digital warfare force' (news.bbc.co.uk)
4036.
Chrysler's Restructuring Plan is a Power Grab (realclearpolitics.com)
4037.
Social networking sites 'keep deleted photos' (economictimes.indiatimes.com)
4038.
Rails founder touts framework stability, responds to critics (techworld.com.au)
4039.
Prison Awaiting Hostile Bloggers (wired.com)
4040.
Customer Analytics - From Those Who Should Know (steveblank.com)
4041.
Major movie studio starts targeting file sharers, wants 1000 bucks for each movie (p2p-blog.com)
4042.
Step-by-Step Guide to Autoconf and Automake (amjith.blogspot.com)
4043.
Authentic Value Creation: Why Tech Entrepreneurship Rocks (jonbischke.com)
4044.
Photos of Amazon's new Kindle DX (businessinsider.com)
4045.
Epicenter The Business of Tech Internet Growing Like Its 2001 All Over Again (wired.com)
4046.
Zombie computers 'on the rise' (news.bbc.co.uk)
4047.
Yehuda Katz on The Rise Of jQuery (visitmix.com)
4048.
Hulu agrees international TV deals (ft.com)
4049.
If onling gaming is growing so fast, why are the companies not valued more highly? (lsvp.wordpress.com)
4050.
Meat Cards: Business Cards Made from Beef Jerky (+ Laser) (meatcards.com)