June 2012 Archive
5431.
Eclipse survey shows Git adoption doubled (ianskerrett.wordpress.com)
5432.
Ask HN: What to do with Clojure/FP? ()
5433.
Create a working compiler with the LLVM framework (ibm.com)
5434.
Going to Red Alert - Battlestations (blog.sendhub.com)
5435.
Are you breathing through the right nostril? (forum.aurametrix.com)
5436.
The Girl from the Vietnam Napalm Photo (guardian.co.uk)
5437.
The Fiasco of Fiat Money (mises.org)
5438.
There's never been a better time to be a Tech Girl/Woman in Philly (bizjournals.com)
5439.
On the future of Graphics Drivers (smspillaz.wordpress.com)
5440.
IOS 6 to be announced at WWDC [ Leaked poster at Moscone Center] (engadget.com)
5441.
Do Not Change Twitter's Logo (flickr.com)
5442.
Muppet Chaos Theory (slate.com)
5443.
Government gives people what they want, Startups give them what they need (plus.google.com)
5444.
So-called ITU 'Internet takeover' attempt leaked to IGP in a "mysterious email" (eff.org)
5445.
W1PPS - THE Cord Integration Solution for Apple MacBook Pro (kickstarter.com)
5446.
The breakfast food cooker (ridgecrest.ca.us)
5447.
Let’s talk about password storage (fredericiana.com)
5448.
Harvey: Add a Second Face to Your JavaScript (techtime.getharvest.com)
5449.
My week with Debian (deviceguru.com)
5450.
Mac Quartz Composer Screensaver: Spotlight Clock (dribbble.com)
5451.
From scrubbing floors to Ivy League: Homeless student to go to dream college (edition.cnn.com)
5452.
Flow, Mastery and Ease-of-Use (boxesandarrows.com)
5453.
The latest sexist debacle. This time from Microsoft at the NDC (youtube.com)
5454.
Why Is Gizmodo Paying People To Harass Zuckerberg? (techcrunch.com)
5455.
There is no HTTP code for censorship (but perhaps there should be) (shkspr.mobi)
5456.
Why is there no Netflix for porn? (gigaom.com)
5457.
Persistence, Facades and Roslyn's Red-Green Trees (blogs.msdn.com)
5458.
Mihai Patrascu, pathbreaking CS researcher passed away at 29 (rjlipton.wordpress.com)
5459.
Things Buddy Media Did Right (techcrunch.com)
5460.
I'm off to build the next generation of video distribution (amos.me)