2009 Archive
2821.
Trading Shares in Milliseconds (technologyreview.com)
2822.
Higher Order PHP (sigusr2.net)
2823.
The Busy Beaver Problem (catonmat.net)
2824.
Wireless Electricity Demo (blog.ted.com)
2825.
Mark Bao's startup Atomplan acquired. Congratulations! (avecora.com)
2826.
Hacker News: Day 2 (web.archive.org)
2827.
Use RunPee.com to know when to go to the bathroom during a movie (runpee.com)
2828.
Kevin Rose and Tim Ferriss talk about Startups, Angel Investing, YC and Traffic/Conversions (vimeo.com)
2829.
Does money buy happiness? Yes, if it's used to buy memories (scienceblogs.com)
2830.
The Ecodrain: How a simple, non-moving part can reduce hot water consumption by 40% (inhabitat.com)
2831.
Johnny Lee (of wiimote hack fame) was involved in Natal (procrastineering.blogspot.com)
2832.
Astalavista Hack Act 2 (pastebin.com)
2833.
Everything You Wanted To Know About Startup Building But Were Afraid To Ask (techcrunch.com)
2834.
Information is Beautiful - 2012: the End of the World? (informationisbeautiful.net)
2835.
Bump Technologies (YC S09) featured in Apple iPhone Ad (apple.com)
2836.
Former NiN Drummer Takes Album Promotion A Step Further (mashable.com)
2837.
The Power That is GNU Emacs (sigusr2.net)
2838.
Being Crazy Is Noisy (moreintelligentlife.com)
2839.
Dealing with Asperger's Syndrome, with the help of his wife. (nytimes.com)
2840.
Abandoned Places In The World (dirjournal.com)
2841.
Tim Sweeney: The end of the GPU roadmap [pdf] (graphics.cs.williams.edu)
2842.
Google Wave: You need to pay attention to this (jasonkolb.com)
2843.
Reading the Tattoos on People’s Faces (reason.com)
2844.
Real-time view of Zappos purchases (zappos.com)
2845.
Underbelly: What haughty startup bloggers don't tell you (blog.asmartbear.com)
2846.
A Burnt Out Programmer (sdk.org.nz)
2847.
W3C dumps XHTML2 to concentrate on HTML5 (w3.org)
2848.
Child-safety software sells kids' IM conversations to market-research companies (google.com)
2849.
Google tells users to drop IE6 (tgdaily.com)
2850.
Stack Overflow Creative Commons Data Dump (blog.stackoverflow.com)