2011 Archive
50071.
Amazingly, MySpace’s Decline Is Accelerating
(techcrunch.com)
50072.
Exclusive Data On Groupon’s U.S. Revenues And February Falloff
(techcrunch.com)
50073.
New Clojure Course on CodeLesson
(codelesson.com)
50074.
IE9 Released
(windows.microsoft.com)
50075.
Bye Bye NullPointerException
(blog.objectteams.org)
50076.
50077.
One Woman Tries to Create Google Earth Murals
(theatlantic.com)
50078.
How Color Already Blew It
(flyosity.com)
50079.
Late night hacker? Tell us why you're up
(whyiamup.com)
50080.
Abusing Open Records to Attack Academic Freedom
(scholarcitizen.williamcronon.net)
50081.
Why Rubyists should try Elixir
(blog.plataformatec.com.br)
50082.
No Comply: Mozilla WebGL demo
(mozillademos.org)
50083.
Samsung lies about new Galaxy Tab thinness
(informationweek.com)
50084.
The Seedy Side of Reddit: Porn, Racism, and Nazi Memorabilia
(businessinsider.com)
50085.
InfoQ: Hadoop Futures at Structure Big Data
(infoq.com)
50086.
50088.
50089.
The Sunk Cost Fallacy
(youarenotsosmart.com)
50090.
The long-lost art of thoughtfulness in blogging
(blog.fogus.me)
50091.
50092.
ACM is 95% original content
(stackoverflow.com)
50093.
Ms-border-radius: CSS3 Rounded Corners on IE6, IE7 and IE8
(code.google.com)
50094.
50095.
50096.
Good to bookmark: Test results of PHP's strtotime() function
(coding.pressbin.com)
50097.
NoSQL Netflix Talk (Part 1)
(techblog.netflix.com)
50098.
Argument between Torvalds and Drepper (RedHat) on memcpy() behaviour
(sourceware.org)
50099.
Pub/sub networking for enterprise awareness
(blog.jonudell.net)
50100.
Man vs. Machine on Wall Street: How Computers Beat the Market
(theatlantic.com)