November 2009 Archive
3061.
Yahoo’s Turnaround Efforts Are Straight from Steve Jobs’ Playbook (bnet.com)
3062.
How Microsoft Blew It With Windows Mobile (wired.com)
3063.
Write A Web App In Nine Lines Of Code (Ruby + Sinatra) (johntopley.com)
3064.
DIY 'Sixth Sense' Device from TED (siliconangle.net)
3065.
Venture firm Maveron opens San Francisco office (sfgate.com)
3066.
The Revised Maclisp Manual (The Pitmanual) (maclisp.info)
3067.
Dreamforce: Salesforce Launches Real-Time Social Network Salesforce Chatter (techcrunch.com)
3068.
Adam Smith Video On The Story Of Xobni [video] (onstartups.com)
3069.
What kind of metrics should our Justice system measure? (wnyc.org)
3070.
Condé Nast Prepares Tablet Magazines for Apple Device and Others (mediamemo.allthingsd.com)
3071.
How packet goes inside the Linux kernel. (cseweb.ucsd.edu)
3072.
Breadcrumbs in Google's Snippets (googlesystem.blogspot.com)
3073.
Sparklines (edwardtufte.com)
3074.
List of states of matter (en.wikipedia.org)
3075.
Schneier on Security: A Taxonomy of Social Networking Data (schneier.com)
3076.
John Arnold: the second-youngest self-made multibillionaire in the U.S. (money.cnn.com)
3077.
Downloadify: Client-Side File Generation (downloadify.info)
3078.
The Virtue of a Manager (yosefk.com)
3079.
BitTorrent’s Future: DHT, PEX, and Magnet Links Explained (lifehacker.com)
3080.
Emblaze's First Else (new smartphone platform) (engadget.com)
3081.
The birth of the giant component (Why staples clump together) (bit-player.org)
3082.
Make browser based games easily (effectgames.com)
3083.
Presentations vs Discussions (avc.com)
3084.
Polyphasic sleep for knowledge workers considered harmful (supermemo.com)
3085.
The Social Web is Changing Documentation (idratherbewriting.com)
3086.
Product design debt versus Technical debt (andrewchenblog.com)
3087.
Spin-based electronics gets boost (news.bbc.co.uk)
3088.
The Marshmallow Test – They Got It All Wrong (dragosroua.com)
3089.
Turkeys are today 64% fatter than in 1960, a bigger increase than Americans (economist.com)
3090.
Climate emails first leaked (not hacked) to BBC (dailymail.co.uk)