June 2011 Archive
1711.
Earbits (YC W11) Used to Live in Our Balls (blog.earbits.com)
1712.
Chinese cows (GM) to produce human milk. To be sold in 3 years. (news.com.au)
1713.
Finding the top K items in a list efficiently (stevehanov.ca)
1714.
Google's Biggest Mistake (zdnet.com)
1715.
Review my socket game app: Kwissle (kwissle.com)
1716.
What’s happening to the next generation of the SAP ecosystem? (techdisruptive.com)
1717.
Why bitcoin failed as a currency and is on its way to become an asset (reddit.com)
1718.
LulzSec: We Hacked the U.S. Senate (mashable.com)
1719.
Startup Tee Shirts: Wear the Gear of Your Favorite Startup or Founder (startupteeshirts.com)
1720.
MyGengo Raises $1 Million To “Own” Translation (techcrunch.com)
1721.
Toward Better Master Passwords (blog.agilebits.com)
1722.
Spam Hits Lowest Levels Since 2008 (Did You Notice?) (readwriteweb.com)
1723.
What's a condition system and why do you want one? (axisofeval.blogspot.com)
1724.
National Informatics Centre (NIC INDIA) got hacked by Anonymous (thehackernews.com)
1725.
Tenn. law bans posting images that "cause emotional distress" (arstechnica.com)
1726.
Do you have trouble waking up? Please take a survey and help our #startup (surveymonkey.com)
1727.
Tumblr Backup That Works (tumblr.downstreamapp.com)
1728.
Prediction: Facebook Will Surpass Google In Advertising Revenues (techcrunch.com)
1729.
Functional Programming HOWTO (amk.ca)
1730.
What it's like to work at Facebook? (thenextweb.com)
1731.
Google at the center of antitrust probes (reuters.com)
1732.
Send a file to your Dropbox from its URL. (web2db.ssl.dotcloud.com)
1733.
The HTTP Archive tracks how the Web is built. (httparchive.org)
1734.
Can we please have comment points displayed again, pg? ()
1735.
Why We Shut Down a Business That Was Making Money (grasshoppergroup.com)
1736.
The Coming Privacy Panic (bryce.vc)
1737.
I've made a terrible mistake ()
1738.
Vodafone sues a customer in India (epaper.livemint.com)
1739.
Mockup Tool Made Entirely In HTML, CSS, Javascript and CouchDB: Mokk.me (domain.me)
1740.
Sprint wants to kill bloatware forever (androidandme.com)