2009 Archive
3391.
Critical: Vulnerabilities in Windows TCP/IP Could Allow Remote Code Execution (microsoft.com)
3392.
OSS (pre-CIA) Simple Sabotage Field Manual (svn.cacert.org)
3393.
Does Exercise Boost Immunity? (well.blogs.nytimes.com)
3394.
Spell check your entire website in one go (spellr.us)
3395.
Git: The Lean, Mean, Distributed Machine (slideshare.net)
3396.
Geocities - "Under Construction" gif archive (textfiles.com)
3397.
Verizon: How Much Do You Charge Now? (pogue.blogs.nytimes.com)
3398.
SEO Advice from Someone Not Selling It (Some Contrarian) (gabrielweinberg.com)
3399.
Microsoft Releases Bing API - With No Usage Quotas (blog.programmableweb.com)
3400.
How to Create a Self-Referential Tweet (spinellis.gr)
3401.
Evolving a better keyboard layout (klausler.com)
3402.
Paul Graham, Michael Moritz in discussion with Guy Kawasaki [video] (building43.com)
3403.
Multicore Programming in Haskell Now (donsbot.wordpress.com)
3404.
How Google Taught Me to Cache and Cash-In (highscalability.com)
3405.
Ask HN: Review My Library, Tempest (code.google.com)
3406.
Managing Hierarchical Data in MySQL (or really any database) (dev.mysql.com)
3407.
Ask HN: Why does a url use ://?
3408.
JobSyndicate Alpha Launch (startuply.com)
3409.
Twitter and Posterous (mattmaroon.com)
3410.
MD5 hash extension attack breaks API authentication in Flickr (and others) (netifera.com)
3411.
There is something about this 110 MPG car that does not smell right (blogs.howstuffworks.com)
3412.
Why I'm Not a Writer (1996) (philip.greenspun.com)
3413.
Scala Vs Clojure – Let's get down to business (blog.bestinclass.dk)
3414.
Hawala: transferring money without actually moving it (en.wikipedia.org)
3415.
Marc Andreesen on Charlie Rose. Something for everyone here. (video.google.com)
3416.
Sketchbooks aren't about being a good artist, they're about being a good thinker (jasonsantamaria.com)
3417.
Anaphora in Ruby (github.com)
3418.
What Do People Want? (groups.google.com)
3419.
Is There An Artificial God? (biota.org)
3420.
Next permutation: When C++ gets it right (wordaligned.org)