September 2012 Archive
871.
Teaching to the World From Central New Jersey (chronicle.com)
872.
The Truth About Convertible Debt and The Hidden Terms You Didn’t Understand (bothsidesofthetable.com)
873.
Google set to blow open the tablet market later this year with $99 Nexus tablet (bgr.com)
874.
Ebay's new logo (pages.ebay.com)
875.
The cookie law is dead, you’re welcome (blog.silktide.com)
876.
CC-NC considered harmful (esr.ibiblio.org)
877.
FBI renews broad Internet surveillance push (news.cnet.com)
878.
Context-aware HTTP caching (with Varnish) (asm89.github.com)
879.
HTML5 Google Authenticator (github.com)
880.
The right way to deal with frozen processes on Unix (blog.phusion.nl)
881.
How Tumblr for iOS is Built (zachwill.com)
882.
Cloudant on Google's Spanner (cloudant.com)
883.
Math for Game Programmers 04 – Operations on vectors (higherorderfun.com)
884.
Google threatened Acer with Android excommunication (slashgear.com)
885.
An Apology of Sorts: Functional Languages Are (Still) Overrated (benrady.com)
886.
Web Fonts Performance: Making Pretty, Fast (igvita.com)
887.
Apple loses German patent court case (bbc.co.uk)
888.
Unlimited music from youtube videos (very alpha'ish) (youtube-related-music.appspot.com)
889.
My love-hate relationship with development on Macs (rachelbythebay.com)
890.
HTC's patents could lead to an ban on the next iPhone & iPad (taipeitimes.com)
891.
You're Not Listening (randsinrepose.com)
892.
Embark Plans 1.3M Transit Trips Since Apple’s Release Of iOS 6 (techcrunch.com)
893.
Valve's solution for Steam Greenlight's noise: A $100 donation to Child's Play (gamasutra.com)
894.
The White House's Draft Cybersecurity Executive Order (techdirt.com)
895.
File manager ideas (evernote.com)
896.
Google Translate in Android: Point, tap, brush, listen (googletranslate.blogspot.in)
897.
A/B Testing vs MAB algorithms - It's complicated (bentilly.blogspot.com)
898.
Show HN: A command-line utility-belt for hacking JSON and Javascript (github.com)
899.
Alex Payne, Peter Seibel, Jessica McKellar, more are Hacker School Residents (hackerschool.com)
900.
Achieving Top Mental Performance for Software Developers (softwarecreation.org)