June 2011 Archive
12061.
Better with Kinect, Halo HD and other predictions for Microsoft’s E3 2011 (thisismynext.com)
12062.
Nexmo SMS API - Inbound SMS with Long Virtual Numbers (nexmo.com)
12063.
Casualty of the first bubble poised for a comeback? (realnames.com)
12064.
Sony confirms breach, taking action (sonypictures.com)
12065.
Brand New Destiny Islands 4.0 Launch Party (destinyislands.com)
12066.
D9 in Quotes (allthingsd.com)
12067.
Growling News Anchor (newsanchormac.com)
12068.
Syria Shuts Off Internet (readwriteweb.com)
12069.
Financial planner Houston (houstonretirementplannings.com)
12070.
Facebook Philosophy: Move Fast and Break Things (spectrum.ieee.org)
12071.
THN Report : ACER hacked because of their own stupidity (thehackernews.com)
12072.
Noisebridge VS Hacker Dojo [Space and Classes Comparison] ()
12073.
Microsoft Launching Google Docs Competitor, Office 365 This Month (zdnet.com)
12074.
Mobile Phones 'possibly' cause cancer. What does 'possibly' mean? (guardian.co.uk)
12075.
Bad Project (youtube.com)
12076.
Package Design: Unusual Solutions (splashnology.com)
12077.
Show HN: canvas pixel editor, retro 8bit drawings contest (draw.heroku.com)
12078.
GreaseMonkey for Android (blog.varunkumar.me)
12079.
Motorola Mobility and Telstra Presents Motorola XOOM to Australia (technotechz.blogspot.com)
12080.
Apple’s the tortoise, everyone else is the hare.. (softwarelifestyle.tumblr.com)
12081.
EBay is running 3rd largest Hadoop cluster - TechTalk (vimeo.com)
12082.
Flask Skeleton (github.com)
12083.
E-Dreams (2001) (youtube.com)
12084.
Ask HN: How should I manage binary dependencies for my gems in production? ()
12085.
Get busy living or get busy dying – 6 steps for handling change (design-to-last.com)
12086.
IBM at 100: 20 Technologies That Soared and 10 That Failed (eweek.com)
12087.
Great Community of Users Trumps Poor Quality Products (blogs.agilefaqs.com)
12088.
Something borrowed (victusspiritus.com)
12089.
The geology of the planet: Welcome to the Anthropocene (economist.com)
12090.
Importing MySQL Database in Mac Terminal (debiprasad.net)