July 2011 Archive
8311.
AliPay Invades China’s High Streets With Mobile Barcode Payments (penn-olson.com)
8312.
Steve Jobs' Bio Gets a New Title (tech.fortune.cnn.com)
8313.
PayPal UK's Twitter Hacked (pcworld.com)
8314.
Google Tests Google+ for Domains (googlesystem.blogspot.com)
8315.
Successfully Launching a Domain Name Registry: The .CO Story - with Juan Calle (domainsherpa.com)
8316.
Small script to convert JS projects to Coffeescript (devblog.supportbee.com)
8317.
Europe’s Highest Apartments Pierce Clouds in London’s Shard (bloomberg.com)
8318.
Why does HN Twitter feed links have Urchin (Google) metrics? ()
8319.
Rimino - A Human Touch on Mobile Experience (vimeo.com)
8320.
How Businesses Can Make the Most of Google Plus (readwriteweb.com)
8321.
Multiple PB scale Hadoop clusters (dbms2.com)
8322.
8 software tools we wouldn't be without (blog.kupima.com)
8323.
3D chocolate printer (bbc.co.uk)
8324.
BoxJS: A simple package management service (boxjs.com)
8325.
Can religious teachings prove evolution to be true? (bbc.co.uk)
8326.
JQuery Techniques For Good User Experience (onextrapixel.com)
8327.
Apache Lucene/Apache Solr 3.3 Release (theserverside.com)
8328.
Kindleholic (kindleholic.net)
8329.
Eclipse Jubula: Automated Functional Testing Tool (infoq.com)
8330.
Rojadirecta Sues US Government Over Domain Seizure (techdirt.com)
8331.
The Uzebox: An open source hardware games console (computerworld.com.au)
8332.
Usability Testing Basics (mind map) (mindomo.com)
8333.
False promises of type-safety (zubairov.posterous.com)
8334.
The Value of Learning a Language [1985] (nytimes.com)
8335.
Google+: profiles must be visible, will boot private profiles after July 31st (m.engadget.com)
8336.
Sometimes programs come with source - DevLOG3001 (devlog3001.blogspot.com)
8337.
How To Move Your Facebook Photos To Picasa (techcrunch.com)
8338.
Japan Discovers Rare Minerals in the Pacific Seabed (pcmag.com)
8339.
Lost in JIT: How fast PyPy really is? (lostinjit.blogspot.com)
8340.
Ken Robinson On The Principles Of Creative Leadership (fastcompany.com)