February 2013 Archive
1981.
Datomisca Delicatessen - Datomic Queries Coated in a Thin Layer of ScalaMacro (mandubian.com)
1982.
Venture Capital's Massive, Terrible Idea For The Future Of College (theawl.com)
1983.
Microsoft 4Afrika Initiative: an affordable smartphone for Africa (blogs.technet.com)
1984.
Ask HN: What's Your Personal Website Stack? ()
1985.
3D Printed Gun Magazine Shows Off Deadly High-Capacity ‘Wiki Weapon’ (techcrunch.com)
1986.
Is Microsoft Turning the Corner in the Consumer Space? (blog.pluralsight.com)
1987.
Shanghai Hacker News Meetup (devo.ps)
1988.
Never outsource your core (versiononeventures.com)
1989.
Show HN: Forge - an easy way to take payments powered by balancedpayments.com (forgesimple.com)
1990.
College Perspectives: Hello World (ladycoders.com)
1991.
America's Genius Glut (nytimes.com)
1992.
Pay Day Loan Rankings: The shady tale of Joomla hacks and Drupal leaks (seoconsult.com)
1993.
Method and System for Making an Espresso Beverage: Starbucks patent application (appft1.uspto.gov)
1994.
Pause Your Inbox: Productivity++ (inboxpause.com)
1995.
Salt + shotgun = Bugasalt (bugasalt.com)
1996.
Citizenship in a Republic (en.wikipedia.org)
1997.
Crockford Keyboard (jslegers.github.com)
1998.
Ask HN: How do you stay focused on your 9 to 5 whilst bootstrapping a startup? ()
1999.
Apple to lose iPhone trademark in Brazil: source (reuters.com)
2000.
Show HN: your personal, self-built productivity tool ()
2001.
Show HN: Swipe-to-delete goodness for the mobile web (github.com)
2002.
Africa’s Mobile Explosion (opensignal.com)
2003.
PG’s Hidden Message To Startups In Hacker News Algorithm (statspotting.com)
2004.
Has Dark Matter Finally Been Found? (kurzweilai.net)
2005.
Mailbox UX: How Mailbox Builds User Love (blog.jasonshah.org)
2006.
Labeled Tab-separated Values (ltsv.org)
2007.
Show HN: The Harlem Shake Bookmarklet (Happy Valentine's Day Internet) (blog.moovweb.com)
2008.
Developer's Guide to Images (jessechapo.com)
2009.
The Best Anonymous VPNs For 2013 (greycoder.com)
2010.
Multiple vulnerabilities found in Rack (groups.google.com)