November 2010 Archive
7981.
Cory Doctorow: A Cosmopolitan Literature for the Cosmopolitan Web (locusmag.com)
7982.
Why I Loved AMC-TV’s Rubicon (mikecanex.wordpress.com)
7983.
Yahoo Query Language (developer.yahoo.com)
7984.
Google's Vulnerability Reward Program bug qualification (google.com)
7985.
HTML5 Boilerplate TextMate Template Bundles (dontcom.com)
7986.
New NDM-1 Positive Super Bacteria On the Rise. (sbms.blogspot.com)
7987.
Google: New Android Market features on the way (blogs.computerworld.com)
7988.
Add, Edit Torrent Search Engines in uTorrent (sumtips.com)
7989.
Startup Marketing: How To Get Traffic Beyond AdWords (insight.io)
7990.
Quora solves the question: This Is Why Your Startup Failed (theawl.com)
7991.
The Repeated Demise of Logic Programming and Why It Will be Reincarnated (aaai.org)
7992.
X-Ray scanner vans not just being sold to law enforcement (techdirt.com)
7993.
How I Reset My Sleep Cycle Whilst Remaining Productive In Three Days (caseyleask.blogspot.com)
7994.
What features would you like to see in jQuery 1.5? (spreadsheets.google.com)
7995.
Show HN: Yet Another Way to Find a Cofounder ()
7996.
My Lisp Experiences and the Development of GNU Emacs (2002) (gnu.org)
7997.
The ethical robot (w/ Video) (physorg.com)
7998.
Determine The Root Cause: 5 Whys (isixsigma.com)
7999.
Kin Emerges from the Dead (thenextweb.com)
8000.
Marvell hits back at Intel with new server chip (arstechnica.com)
8001.
JQuery Mobile Alpha 2 Released (jquerymobile.com)
8002.
PHP Security Guide (phpsec.org)
8003.
Ask HN: Do you hate comparing tools/apps/choosing stuff? ()
8004.
Google vs. Facebook: Who's Right & Who's Wrong? (readwriteweb.com)
8005.
Cardboard Boxes and Plastic Badges: Link-O-Rama (replicatorinc.com)
8006.
Making classic frequency counters into Nixie clocks (evilmadscientist.com)
8007.
Finally I know why there is no Facebook iPad app (blog.funambol.com)
8008.
Dropsort (dangermouse.net)
8009.
Richard Feynman Video - The Douglas Robb Memorial Lectures - Part 1 (vega.org.uk)
8010.
German 'Fleshmob' Protests Airport Scanners (wired.com)