June 2011 Archive
1921.
HeatCanvas is a heat map for web browser, written with Canvas and WebWorker. (sunng.info)
1922.
Google building Java build system? (sdtimes.com)
1923.
Kickstarter: Shorter project durations lead to higher funding rates (kickstarter.com)
1924.
Ask HN: Exercises to overcome learned helplessness?
1925.
SnapDeal.com helps out a small, and very thankful village. (cnn.com)
1926.
RailsInstaller for Windows 2.0.0 Preview Release (engineyard.com)
1927.
Your friends are liars (blog.happystuffapp.com)
1928.
Quora: How will mobile carriers react to iMessage? (quora.com)
1929.
Hollywood Spurs Surge in Computer Science Majors (nytimes.com)
1930.
Fractal globules make up the human genome (blogs.discovermagazine.com)
1931.
Lulzsec gets owned by TeaMp0isoN - member site defaced (ifoundtheinter.net)
1932.
Best Stack Overflow Question Ever (stackoverflow.com)
1933.
Steve Blank and Ben Horowitz Debate the Tech Bubble (economist.com)
1934.
How The Top Tech Companies Got Their Names (i.imgur.com)
1935.
RIM responds to open letter published by BGR (bgr.com)
1936.
The Future of Identity Belongs to Apple and Google (evhead.com)
1937.
The Engineering Behind Twitter’s New Search Experience (engineering.twitter.com)
1938.
Amazon: Notice of Contract Termination Due to Potential New California Law ()
1939.
What's it mean? First time ever China, India, US coinvestment, play140 (economictimes.indiatimes.com)
1940.
How to use epoll: A complete example in C (banu.com)
1941.
Facebook's Project Spartan (techcrunch.com)
1942.
Ways for Usability Testing to Play Nice with Agile (blog.usabilla.com)
1943.
The BBB is a F*&#ing Scam (feefighters.com)
1944.
Organic food under threat from Monsanto (rogerblobaum.com)
1945.
You should learn to type (properly) (skilldrick.co.uk)
1946.
Home working: Why can't everyone telework? (bbc.co.uk)
1947.
Want your own resume infographics? Early invitations available. (vizualize.me)
1948.
Symfony2: 2.0 RC1 released (symfony.com)
1949.
Create Dim, Min, Maj, & Aug music chords with HTML5 & jQuery (audiofile.cc)
1950.
iCloud cost pegged at $25 per year, all 4 major labels signed (arstechnica.com)