May 2011 Archive
4261.
How important is the hard drive cache? (forums.storagereview.com)
4262.
The Money-Making Personality (aynrand.org)
4263.
Oracle Submits Proposal to Make Hudson an Eclipse Foundation Project (oracle.com)
4264.
Super angel Ron Conway is raising a new fund (venturebeat.com)
4265.
Quick Win: JavaScript async (collectiveidea.com)
4266.
Google Earth optimized for Android-powered tablets (googleblog.blogspot.com)
4267.
Scientists Afflict Computers with Schizophrenia to Better Understand the Brain (utexas.edu)
4268.
Novell overturns judgement, WordPerfect antitrust suit against MSFT is back on (arstechnica.com)
4269.
RedHat launches PaaS - Openshift. Will this challenge GAE and AWS Beanstalk? (openshift.redhat.com)
4270.
Google Wins Anti-Piracy Filtering Lawsuit, Filters Anyway (torrentfreak.com)
4271.
Elastra Founder on their Shutdown: Accepting Failure (sheynkman.tumblr.com)
4272.
Sorting in key-value data model (antirez.com)
4273.
What's new in DB2 Express-C 9.7.4 (ibm.com)
4274.
Gitionary: the git party game (blog.ksplice.com)
4275.
Why Red Hat Is Wrong That It's Better To Just Pay Patent Trolls Sometimes (techdirt.com)
4276.
Why We Need Firefox (blogs.computerworlduk.com)
4277.
One Per Cent: How will the feds crack bin Laden's hard drives? (newscientist.com)
4278.
Digital Holograms Faster than Ever (blog.accelereyes.com)
4279.
The Dynamic Code Evolution VM (ssw.jku.at)
4280.
BlackBerry PlayBook hacked, runs native QNX apps... (descriptiveingenuity.blogspot.com)
4281.
A less tactile future (engadget.com)
4282.
The Locker Project (lockerproject.org)
4283.
San Francisco Music Hack Day starts tomorrow (sf.musichackday.org)
4284.
It's Not Just Apple: Amazon Removes Manga from Kindle Store (publishersweekly.com)
4285.
Don't wait for permission (onlineaspect.com)
4286.
Shouting into the unfunded abyss (tech.fortune.cnn.com)
4287.
How Genius Works (theatlantic.com)
4288.
Life's too short to eat boring code (victusspiritus.com)
4289.
Leaky seeks help with the interwebs (YC S2011) ()
4290.
The Stolen Scream: How A Flickr Photo Became a Global Icon (boingboing.net)