2011 Archive
61741.
Overhearing the Internet [1993]
(cyber.eserver.org)
61742.
61743.
Malice, Stupidity, or Egalite Irréfléchi?
(sebastianmarshall.com)
61744.
Virtual currency: Bits and bob
(economist.com)
61745.
Does torture work well as an interrogation technique?
(skeptics.stackexchange.com)
61746.
Who Killed the Internet Auction?
(wired.com)
61747.
D-Light Project
(see.ed.ac.uk)
61748.
Private companies may be allowed to stay private longer.
(finance.fortune.cnn.com)
61749.
Show HN: College2Startup helps Startups find the best hires
(college2startup.com)
61750.
MIT Index: MIT's Impact on Tech Innovation
(bostinnovation.com)
61751.
Reason Seen More as Weapon Than Path to Truth
(nytimes.com)
61752.
GIT is not a threat to Subversion
(blogs.wandisco.com)
61753.
Two best programming languages for serious programmers
(ktuman.blogspot.com)
61754.
61755.
How to build a Popularity Algorithm you can be proud of
(blog.linkibol.com)
61756.
C++ clear winner in Google language tests
(computing.co.uk)
61757.
The importance of working on your best idea
(tyronbache.com)
61758.
Long Live Incremental Research
(cacm.acm.org)
61759.
The Mismeasure of Science: Gould vs Morton on Skulls and Bias
(plosbiology.org)
61760.
The Tail of MongoDB
(shtylman.com)
61761.
61762.
Hunch’s API: The Infographic
(blog.hunch.com)
61763.
Literally every iOS developer can be a Twitter developer
(allthingsd.com)
61764.
Yawn: How Did Big Tech Companies Turn into Big Boring Banks?
(techcrunch.com)
61765.
Nissan Leaf secretly leaks driver location, speed to websites
(blogs.computerworld.com)
61766.
Giving the RubyGems documentation some love
(blog.majesticseacreature.com)
61767.
61768.
Firefox to Collect Anonymous Usage Stats to Improve Performance
(browserfame.com)
61769.
On BizSpark and Bubbles
(techcrunch.com)
61770.