February 2013 Archive
21661.
Putting the Chromebook Pixel in perspective (blogs.computerworld.com)
21662.
UX (and Messaging) are the New Black for Startups (markevanstech.com)
21663.
The curious case of the hidden black hole (arstechnica.com)
21664.
An Overview of Virtuoso Universal Server (dataversity.net)
21665.
Reuters: Microsoft likely to be fined in Europe over antitrust concerns (theverge.com)
21666.
.Net, Windows Apps Better With Open Source (outercurve.org)
21667.
Gangster's Paradise (foreignaffairs.com)
21668.
Tech Icons Promote Youth Coding in New Film (bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
21669.
Facebook's Like Button: The Holy Grail of Internet Marketing (bluesodapromo.com)
21670.
Nools - javascript rules engine (Now with Browser Support) (c2fo.github.com)
21671.
Want to reach more users with Download.com? Be careful. (blog.fatbatt.com)
21672.
Bradley Manning pleads guilty to leaking secret government documents (latimes.com)
21673.
The genius behind Google's browser [2009] (ft.com)
21674.
App.net Freemium: Honey vs. Vinegar (mergy.org)
21675.
How I will never lose another HN item # ()
21676.
SXSW: Connecting Startups, Investors, & Media During SXSW ()
21677.
"What we really need is a political price on carbon" (swampland.time.com)
21678.
Pandora Capping Free Mobile Streaming (help.pandora.com)
21679.
UAV Navigates by Bouncing Off Walls and Floors (beta.spectrum.ieee.org)
21680.
Publication Culture in Computing Research [pdf] (cl.cam.ac.uk)
21681.
Win a 2 Year Treehouse Gold Membership & Copy of CSS3 Foundations (ianlunn.co.uk)
21682.
Show HN: reddit for things to do (zupstream.com)
21683.
How Pinterest Has Changed the Way Brands Create Content (blog.curalate.com)
21684.
Byrdr (byrdr.com)
21685.
Free Open Source Hosting on Nodejitsu (blog.nodejitsu.com)
21686.
Apple shareholders in protest vote on pay (europe.cnn.com)
21687.
Foundation 4 is Here: The Smartest Foundation Yet by ZURB (zurb.com)
21688.
Hackschooling Makes Me Happy [vid] (youtube.com)
21689.
I Safely Lost 6 Pounds in Less Than 1 Week (isaacmosquera.com)
21690.
The Pwn Pad is an Android Tablet-Based Penetration Tester (Video) (it.slashdot.org)