December 2011 Archive
12121.
Keyboard.js (github.com)
12122.
Billboards that come to life (Minority Report is here) (automizeit.com)
12123.
Apple's American Jobs Disaster (articles.philly.com)
12124.
Badgemator: Promote your Chrome app or extension with a popup div (badgemator.appspot.com)
12125.
This is plagiarism, right? (krogsgard.com)
12126.
How the Cloud Can Make Small Businesses More Competitive (getapp.com)
12127.
How to write Koans for any Clojure library (github.com)
12128.
[How To] Get Started with VMware vCloud Connector 1.5 - Part 1 (chriscolotti.us)
12129.
Teaching Etsy to Speak a Second Language (codeascraft.etsy.com)
12130.
Launch of the first public Silk site: The Next Web Index — Silk Blog (blog.silkapp.com)
12131.
Tell HN: Domain Names for Startups; wrangled.com tacked.com and others ()
12132.
Mobile Morning Coffee (12/05/11) (untether.tv)
12133.
Objective-C 2.0 Compiler Directives Cheat Sheet (maniacdev.com)
12134.
The Internet: Triumph of human evolution (salon.com)
12135.
Show HN - platform helping employers screen candidates effectively (hirebooth.com)
12136.
Refactoring My Basement (kresimirbojcic.com)
12137.
Android 4.0 Compatibility Definition (source.android.com)
12138.
Inside Facebook (bbc.co.uk)
12139.
Spot Pornography on Facebook for a Quarter-Cent an Image (bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
12140.
For entrepreneurs building a patent portfolio (gigaom.com)
12141.
DARPA challenge to read shredded documents solved (newscientist.com)
12142.
11 Groundbreaking Inventions Of 2011 (businessinsider.com)
12143.
3D printer used to make bone-like material (wsutoday.wsu.edu)
12144.
Financial Times tech talk on aspects of HTML5 development (aboutus.ft.com)
12145.
Algorithm will identify retouched images and rate their closeness to reality (extremetech.com)
12146.
Apple, Samsung and six more companies sued over Carrier IQ scandal (bgr.com)
12147.
Geist Plastics (htiplastic.com)
12148.
The Most Awesomely Bad Website Ever (toouglytolive.com)
12149.
Long Live The All Important Hard Drive (serveideas.com)
12150.
Amazon’s sneaky trick for instantaneous search results (b.akumar.me)