December 2011 Archive
8191.
Microsoft: We can remotely delete Windows 8 apps (computerworld.com)
8192.
The Premium Experience: Neurological Engagement on Premium Websites (neurofocus.com)
8193.
#NewTwitter: Twitter's Big Day (blog.attentionusa.com)
8194.
10ยข android apps (just for today) (plus.google.com)
8195.
Sunday Night Is Most Popular Time to Download Android Apps (mashable.com)
8196.
Update: Blueseed Project moving ahead with maritine startup incubator (singularityhub.com)
8197.
What Not to get a geek: 8 WTF items in SkyMall magazine (geekwire.com)
8198.
Keep The Web Open (keepthewebopen.com)
8199.
Feds Return Mistakenly Seized Domain After a Year of Smoke and Mirrors (activepolitic.com)
8200.
A/B Testing you'll actually use (optimizely.appspot.com)
8201.
Jonathan Haidt and the Moral Matrix: Breaking Out of Our Righteous Minds (blogs.scientificamerican.com)
8202.
Gabe Newell must hate this website. (steam.com)
8203.
Combining virtual sequences: Clojure-inspired pseudo-sequences in Common Lisp (blog.danieljanus.pl)
8204.
USB flash drive with mechanical lock & hardware encryption (kickstarter.com)
8205.
Python for Lisp Programmers (norvig.com)
8206.
Measuring corporate "evilness" by scraping litigation results (izbicki.me)
8207.
Online Memory Management System (superflashcard.com)
8208.
Introducing Google Currents [video] (youtube.com)
8209.
Saving Our Democracy (huffingtonpost.com)
8210.
Mark It Down: June 6, 2012 (techcrunch.com)
8211.
Video gaming: chasing the dream (economist.com)
8212.
How Did the Stars Get Their Points? (bit-player.org)
8213.
OpenTable stock is down 67% since April (sfgate.com)
8214.
Ultimate logic: To infinity and beyond (newscientist.com)
8215.
Twitter For iPhone Takes A Step Back (flyosity.com)
8216.
Australia: A unique form of low-taxing egalitarianism (inside.org.au)
8217.
ThyssenKrupp Access Destiny Gearless Home Elevator (dayelevator.com)
8218.
Selectors in Javascript (John Resig, 2005) (ejohn.org)
8219.
Window Farms and the Power of Crowd Sourcing (greenupgrader.com)
8220.
Earliest Human Beds Found in South Africa (news.sciencemag.org)