September 2012 Archive
841.
Metro Apps Can Only Be Distributed Through Windows Store (answers.microsoft.com)
842.
Reasons to Start a Startup In Canada (mashable.com)
843.
Memristors' one-year delay will hit IT in the wallet (zdnet.com)
844.
Longtime tech recruiter shatters the engineering shortage myth (venturebeat.com)
845.
Manchester (England) Airport's body scanners scrapped (bbc.co.uk)
846.
I may have spoken too soon about TextMate 2 (marco.org)
847.
Nokia apologises for 'faked' Lumia smartphone advert (bbc.com)
848.
Another theory on the “FBI” UDID leak (marco.org)
849.
GoDaddy Moves DNS to Competitor VeriSign (wired.com)
850.
Songs of the IBM (robweir.com)
851.
Util-linux cheat sheet (catonmat.net)
852.
Page Layers - Convert websites to layered Photoshop PSDs (ralfebert.de)
853.
Airbnb Tech Talk: Brad Fitzpatrick on Go (airbnb.com)
854.
Confront reality (aaronsw.com)
855.
Fast integer compression: decoding billions of integers per second (lemire.me)
856.
Announcing the Github Commit Status API (github.com)
857.
Comparing Go and Java, Part 2 – Performance (boundary.com)
858.
Source: Apple Aggressively Recruiting Ex-Google Maps Staff To Build Out iOS Maps (techcrunch.com)
859.
MIT overtakes Cambridge and Harvard to top spot in QS world university rankings (topuniversities.com)
860.
Rent-to-Own Laptops Secretly Photographed Users Having Sex, FTC Says (wired.com)
861.
The Antivirus Era Is Over (technologyreview.com)
862.
Why I want to see Gittip succeed (peak5390.wordpress.com)
863.
Kansas City subsidises Google Fiber (arstechnica.com)
864.
Appcelerator: extortion is just part of the job (weblog.masukomi.org)
865.
YouTube Flags Democrats’ Convention Video on Copyright Grounds (wired.com)
866.
Legit Teams: Private git repository hosting tailored for small teams (legitteams.com)
867.
Shin Mochizuki has released his long-rumored proof of the ABC conjecture (quomodocumque.wordpress.com)
868.
iOS6 Safari Caching $.ajax Results (stackoverflow.com)
869.
"Netlix.com" redirects to www.blockbuster.com (netlix.com)
870.
Barman backup and recovery manager for PostgreSQL (pgbarman.org)