August 2009 Archive
1171.
Did the Supreme Court Recognize an Innocent Person's Right Not to Be Executed? (writ.news.findlaw.com)
1172.
Canadian scientist aims to turn chickens into dinosaurs (physorg.com)
1173.
Big Pharma Abusing Patent Laws To Seize And Destroy Legal Indian Generic Drugs (techdirt.com)
1174.
Ask HN: My HN has vanished ()
1175.
Securely store passwords with bcrypt (blog.phusion.nl)
1176.
D. Crockford on JSON: "An influence was Rebol, a shame it’s not more popular" (dzone.com)
1177.
The coolest and scariest things coming in the chip industry’s future (venturebeat.com)
1178.
Silverlight: Good for Adobe, Bad for Microsoft (bitsandbuzz.com)
1179.
Does the iPhone 3GS constantly pre-cache photographs? (lonelysandwich.com)
1180.
Python Library for Google Sets (catonmat.net)
1181.
Quantios is hiring: help reshape the college admission process using data (quantios.com)
1182.
Copyrighting the English language (fhtr.blogspot.com)
1183.
China’s growth figures fail to add up (ft.com)
1184.
Serializing Data - JSON vs. Protocol Buffers (4feets.com)
1185.
The Edge of Reason? - iPhone game developer's trademark battle (eurogamer.net)
1186.
Using ‘Free’ to Turn a Profit (nytimes.com)
1187.
The Half Million Dollar Wiener: Rent for Hotdog Stand in NYC? $53K/mo. (slate.com)
1188.
Pressure-sensitive keyboard (procrastineering.blogspot.com)
1189.
Studies Find Reward Often No Motivator (gnu.org)
1190.
Tell HN NYC: Hackers & Founders Meetup #4 at Stand Burger (8/27 at 6PM) (anyvite.com)
1191.
Raising Capital: Closing The Deal (slideshare.net)
1192.
Avi Bryant on Trendly, Ruby, Smalltalk and Javascript (infoq.com)
1193.
The Rise and Fall of Thinking Machines (inc.com)
1194.
Opera: Still competing, still growing (Interview with CEO) (npr.org)
1195.
Human Brain Processing Speed clocked at less than 60 bits/s using Hicks Law (technologyreview.com)
1196.
HP's Huge Salary Cuts Forcing Out Old EDS Employees (nbcbayarea.com)
1197.
1 machine, 4 weeks now enough to sequence human genome (arstechnica.com)
1198.
Phace2Phace ()
1199.
FluidDB Launches (blogs.fluidinfo.com)
1200.
Forum discussion about cracking the TI-83+ key (unitedti.org)