November 2010 Archive
5341.
Fake wi-fi 'steals data and numbers from smartphones' [video] (bbc.co.uk)
5342.
10 Must-Have Google Chrome Extensions for Web Developers (devgrow.com)
5343.
Philip K. Dick’s Masterpiece Years (nytimes.com)
5344.
AppSumo Offers GinzaMetrics (YC 10) for $17 (appsumo.com)
5345.
Computer viruses: a cautionary tale (camsoftpartners.co.uk)
5346.
What Every Computer Scientist Should Know About Floating-Point Arithmetic (docs.sun.com)
5347.
Obama's 'internet kill switch' (bbc.co.uk)
5348.
Bing Engages Open Maps Community (bing.com)
5349.
Ask HN: Best Online CS courses? or night class in NYC? ()
5350.
Cyberwar: Why your threat model is probably wrong (blog.thinkst.com)
5351.
Engineering is not science (spectrum.ieee.org)
5352.
Embrace Losing, It Will Make You Stronger (bothsidesofthetable.com)
5353.
A Titanic Design Blunder (90percentofeverything.com)
5354.
Boys found alive after 50 days at sea (beta.ca.news.yahoo.com)
5355.
Groupon explains why Google is in takeover talks (telegraph.co.uk)
5356.
Copyright Lawyers Sue Lawyer Who Helped Copyright Defendants (escapistmagazine.com)
5357.
Obama gets 12 stitches after basketball action (content.usatoday.com)
5358.
PhDMeatMarket.com, or, Favoritism and Intrigue Mechanized [2004] (cscs.umich.edu)
5359.
Nomadic Entrepreneurs in Indigenous Markets (skmurphy.com)
5360.
Apple, Facebook and Twitter’s common flaw: The sub-domain of no return. (mindovermeta.com)
5361.
Ask HN: mad search bots? ()
5362.
The ~250000 deplomatic cables in html searchable format (statelogs.owni.fr)
5363.
US state department attempted to collect the DNA of Western African leaders (guardian.co.uk)
5364.
Facebook Can Be Anything It Wants to Be (penn-olson.com)
5365.
Dead Wrong: How Psychiatric Drugs Can Kill Your Child (cchr.org)
5366.
Rust : Language in development by Mozilla (github.com)
5367.
'Hacktivist for good' claims responsibility for WikiLeaks DDOS (cnn.com)
5368.
GitHub: How many physical/virtual servers does Github have? - Quora (quora.com)
5369.
How Dropbox Won (seejay.net)
5370.
This is hands down the best use of root benefits in an Android security app (androidpolice.com)