July 2011 Archive
6481.
How Tech Helped Mumbai Blast Victims Get to Safety (dutiee.com)
6482.
OnLisp examples in Clojure (blog.fogus.me)
6483.
Bradley Manning's conversations with Adrian Lamo published in full (guardian.co.uk)
6484.
How Police Traced a Boy and a Suspect - Map (nytimes.com)
6485.
The correct way to set font-weight for web fonts (elliotjaystocks.com)
6486.
Free Linux Mocking Tools and Testing the Untestable (blog.typemock.com)
6487.
There’s no problem in Silicon Valley (startupsopensourced.com)
6488.
The MessagePack Project (msgpack.org)
6489.
So you want to start using Rails? (yon-line.info)
6490.
Freeman Dyson: The ‘Dramatic Picture’ of Richard Feynman (nybooks.com)
6491.
Daniel Ek’s Spotify: Music’s Last Best Hope (businessweek.com)
6492.
Is Facebook worth 100 billion? (google.com)
6493.
Steve Jobs Talks About His Rise and Fall (1985) (newsweek.com)
6494.
Ask HN: Ideas For Beginning Mobile App Developers? ()
6495.
Line2 brings phone functionality to iPad for 10 bucks a month (video) (engadget.com)
6496.
NoSQL Salary Trends (jobs.nosqlweekly.com)
6497.
The Inhabitants of Startup Land (wesleytansey.com)
6498.
Microsoft's desperate claim: A tablet is just a PC (networkworld.com)
6499.
Egyptian Startups Collaborate With American Entrepreneurs (huffingtonpost.com)
6500.
Evolution's Delusive Backdoor-Programming in our brains (blog.ashwinraghav.com)
6501.
Google Corporate Philosophy "10 things..." (OP Sept. 2009) (google.com)
6502.
Mozilla's BrowserID : A better way to sign in (browserfame.com)
6503.
Android activations grow to 550,000/day (plus.google.com)
6504.
Banana Republic Stores Passwords in Plain Text (hung-truong.com)
6505.
Rage against web frameworks - posix shell static site generator (github.com)
6506.
How to export Google “My Maps” (aka “My Places”) markers as KML (matei.org)
6507.
How to Spy On People (jamesaltucher.com)
6508.
Mozilla Launches BrowserID, a Decentralized Alternative to Facebook Connect (siliconfilter.com)
6509.
Bitcoin for Merchants, Part 2 (bitcoinweekly.com)
6510.
Video: Brisk - Truly Peer-to-Peer Hadoop (marakana.com)