September 2012 Archive
3301.
Myspace teases a completely rethought service, and it looks beautiful (thenextweb.com)
3302.
RoboHornet: The Next Big Thing In Browser Benchmarking (tomshardware.com)
3303.
Eternal Clock Could Keep Time After Universe Dies (news.yahoo.com)
3304.
A Conversation with Clayton Christensen (inc.com)
3305.
MIT Hacks Kinect Laser For A Wearable Map Generator For Firefighters (techcrunch.com)
3306.
Tears of Steel, the Blender Foundation's fourth short Open Movie (mango.blender.org)
3307.
Matz on Emacs (slideshare.net)
3308.
What every developer needs to know about Ubuntu Upstart (stackful.io)
3309.
Google Now Letting Creators Download Their Original (Source) YouTube Videos (google.com)
3310.
CIA and the perils of overengineering (esr.ibiblio.org)
3311.
Bill Atkinson HyperCard Presentation [1986] (video.google.com)
3312.
TSA will soon scan everything inside your body (gizmodo.com)
3313.
Mosh: the mobile shell (mosh.mit.edu)
3314.
Automation as a Service (AaaS) (edu.mkrecny.com)
3315.
Haskell, Scheme & Julia? ()
3316.
Parse Procfiles in Go (github.com)
3317.
Solving The Developer Deficit In The Cloud (techcrunch.com)
3318.
REST, Hypermedia, and the Future of Enterprise Web APIs (blog.programmableweb.com)
3319.
Lazy K - because unlambda just isn't functional enough (esoteric.sange.fi)
3320.
Astronomers Find Millions Of Supermassive Black Holes (forbes.com)
3321.
World map of the most popular content management systems by country (w3techs.com)
3322.
A Fair, Free Market Or The Copyright Monopoly? (falkvinge.net)
3323.
What traffic from 60 Minutes looks like (bjk5.com)
3324.
Latest Java sandbox is still vulnerable (h-online.com)
3325.
Page for new XX album shows sharing in realtime (and collab with IE) (coexist.thexx.info)
3326.
Tech companies: Open allocation is your only real option (michaelochurch.wordpress.com)
3327.
Getting CherryPy Working With uWSGI (nileshgr.com)
3328.
Epic Systems' Tough Billionaire (forbes.com)
3329.
Dimensions of Data, Turned Into Art That Speaks (nytimes.com)
3330.
Recurly down "for days" ()