April 2011 Archive
9781.
Recycling Capital (summify.com)
9782.
Groupon Acquires Pelago (groupon.com)
9783.
Why the web is draining serendipity from our lives (tedxconcordia.com)
9784.
RIM, Caught Between Work And Whimsy, Has Lost Its Way (techcrunch.com)
9785.
Investment banking students morph into urban mushroom farming phenomenon (iijiij.com)
9786.
How to Use Dropbox as a Killer Collaborative Work Tool (lifehacker.com)
9787.
Oracle ceases commercial support for Open Office (infoq.com)
9788.
The "Bush hid the facts" bug (en.wikipedia.org)
9789.
Judge Rules That Police Can Bar High I.Q. Scores (1999) (nytimes.com)
9790.
TweetDeck Reportedly Still In Play (techcrunch.com)
9791.
Google Test 1.6.0 is released (code.google.com)
9792.
3 Billion Android App Downloads, Pace Set To Bypass iOS by 10 Billion Mark (adtmag.com)
9793.
Rowe Price invests $190 million in Facebook (tech.fortune.cnn.com)
9794.
The future of RIM is now (berryreview.com)
9795.
Incredible Time Lapse from El Teide, Spain (readingbyeugene.com)
9796.
Gas prices could soon break July 2008 record (usatoday.com)
9797.
Video: Simon Peyton Jones - Data Parallel Haskell (ontwik.com)
9798.
Sierpinski Triangle as Cellular Automata (ANSI C) (rs.io)
9799.
Stocks sink after U.S. outlook slashed (money.cnn.com)
9800.
Magnificent views of the Milky Way (photoblog.msnbc.msn.com)
9801.
Latest Opera’s Speed Dial Is Too Fat (mikecanex.wordpress.com)
9802.
Our Imperfect Search for Perfection (nytimes.com)
9803.
The Bubble Through Another Lens (factist.com)
9804.
Why the mid-Atlantic is good for B2B businesses, and why B2Cs should head west (karmcity.com)
9805.
Judge: was WiFi packet sniffing by Google Street View spying? (arstechnica.com)
9806.
Breakdown of Where Your Tax Dollars Went (wheredidmytaxdollarsgo.com)
9807.
Top court hears Microsoft appeal on i4i patent (reuters.com)
9808.
Web developers: what HTML output would you expect from this 960gs layout? (blog.leandesigns.com)
9809.
Ask HN: Google intern pool (input from Googlers appreciated) ()
9810.
How We Made GitHub Fast (github.com)