April 2011 Archive
5611.
Technology Advances; Humans Supersize (nytimes.com)
5612.
Working and playing hard at Quora (quora.com)
5613.
30 Days of inPulse watchapps - Altimeter clock (osresearch.tumblr.com)
5614.
Mail.ru: Yuri Milner's secret king of silicon valley stock (gigaom.com)
5615.
Case study on WebSockets and EventSource (html5rocks.com)
5616.
India Enacts Repressive Online Speech Laws (readwriteweb.com)
5617.
Ask HN: Is Duolingo's killer app really grammar checking? ()
5618.
C-semantics - Semantics of C in the K Framework (code.google.com)
5619.
Growing $700 of Food in 100 Square Feet (motherearthnews.com)
5620.
How Joi Ito Can Help MIT Media Lab Win Back the Future (gigaom.com)
5621.
Motorola Plans More Hacker-Friendly Phones, Unlocked Bootloaders (wired.com)
5622.
Becoming Purposeful: An Outline (blog.sokanu.com)
5623.
Solving an old surplus mystery (evilmadscientist.com)
5624.
The Master Theorem: "members-only society of solvers" (boingboing.net)
5625.
Dark Matter explained (phdcomics.com)
5626.
Paper Record Player Hides in Wedding Invitation (wired.com)
5627.
Kubuntu Linux 11.04 "Natty Narwhal" Released with KDE 4.6.2, ownCloud and more (kubuntu.org)
5628.
The psychology of learning (dept-info.labri.u-bordeaux.fr)
5629.
Boundless Learning Raises $1.7M, Taking Big Swing in Big Space in Boston (bostinnovation.com)
5630.
Web Scale Statistics – Failing with MongoDB (backstage.soundcloud.com)
5631.
The Freeconomics of Dropbox - Projecting Freemium (w2lessons.com)
5632.
A new Cambrian explosion (axisofeval.blogspot.com)
5633.
Is Honeycomb Android's Vista? (zdnet.com)
5634.
Startups Open Sourced $7 on AppSumo today (appsumo.com)
5635.
Billboards suck. Promote your company's jobs on Techmeme - Techmeme News (news.techmeme.com)
5636.
Full ZX81 Chess in 1K (users.ox.ac.uk)
5637.
Investors Don’t Just Like LikeALittle A Little, They Like It A Lot (techcrunch.com)
5638.
Sony S1 and S2 Android Tablets have Playstation Buttons (i4u.com)
5639.
IE9 vs Chrome: which blocks malware better? (zdnet.com)
5640.
The 100 Rules for Being an Entrepreneur (freakonomics.com)