October 2010 Archive
3421.
Bouncing Water Droplet on a Superhydrophobic Carbon Nanotube Array [video] (youtube.com)
3422.
Recession fuels start-up boom in UK (telegraph.co.uk)
3423.
The Old World (nytimes.com)
3424.
Holding Nokia Responsible for Surveilling Dissidents in Iran (eff.org)
3425.
Google Launches Phishing Alert Service (securityweek.com)
3426.
You Have No Idea How Big Africa Really Is (But This Map Does) (good.is)
3427.
Hipmunk rolls out more usability updates (blog.hipmunk.com)
3428.
YouTube Celebrities Get Even More Famous With AppRats (techcrunch.com)
3429.
What can we learn from the Foursquare Incident? (highscalability.com)
3430.
An Introduction to General Systems Thinking- Weinberg [Book] (dorsethouse.com)
3431.
Fundamental Limits of Locality (blog.smellthedata.com)
3432.
From Prototype to Community: Forrst Founder Kyle Bragger Shares His Path (techcocktail.com)
3433.
Be a good one (thecleancoder.blogspot.com)
3434.
How To Improve Government With Technology (techcocktail.com)
3435.
Google Struggles to Build Social Features (nytimes.com)
3436.
Does Every Developer Deserve a Mental Health Day? (itmanagement.earthweb.com)
3437.
What Is So Great About Ruby? (codethinked.com)
3438.
Your logo is an image, not a H1 (csswizardry.com)
3439.
Wikileaks founder Assange denied residency in Sweden (bbc.co.uk)
3440.
Call for coders: Children's Future International (chrismdp.github.com)
3441.
Learning from Haskell in the real world - monads and middleware (nickelcode.com)
3442.
Vim undo tree visualization (briancarper.net)
3443.
Design Process of the 37Signals Customer Wall (37signals.com)
3444.
Database Upgrade - Blog – Stack Overflow (blog.stackoverflow.com)
3445.
Learn Usability in 2 Weeks: A Resource Guide (vikasvadlapatla.posterous.com)
3446.
Remaining IPv4 Address Space Drops Below 5% (nro.net)
3447.
The Power of Time Off (mikekarnj.com)
3448.
Dead Sea Scroll scans to be published online | World news | The Guardian (guardian.co.uk)
3449.
Outline of a Digital Preservation System (aaronsw.com)
3450.
Building a telegraph with only Stone Age materials (motherboard.tv)