November 2013 Archive
6691.
Cory Doctorow: Collective Action (The Magnificent Seven Business Model) (locusmag.com)
6692.
How Sourcegraph maps the Python code universe: Introduction (sourcegraph.com)
6693.
Europe etymology map (imgur.com)
6694.
ARM talks tech about the 32-core CCN-508 bus (semiaccurate.com)
6695.
Dynamic hill shading in the browser (mapbox.com)
6696.
Isso - a self-hosted Disqus alternative (github.com)
6697.
Pay-Per-Install is Going to Get Crazy (medium.com)
6698.
Microsoft Azure Now Lets You Import/Export Data By Shipping Hard Drives (techcrunch.com)
6699.
Android 4.4 KitKat review (theverge.com)
6700.
Comparing Intel C++, GNU C++, and LLVM Clang Compilers (slashdot.org)
6701.
YouTube Is Down - It's Not Just You (mashable.com)
6702.
Gmail, Mavericks, and Mail.app apparently suck together (marco.org)
6703.
NSA chief may lose 'cyber command' powers (theverge.com)
6704.
Full OST for FFVII; Couldn't Resist Sharing on here even though not relevant. (youtube.com)
6705.
Amnesty International on USA and Snowden (amnesty.org)
6706.
Slow-jamming your pitch (youtube.com)
6707.
A New Tent Server (cupcake.io)
6708.
Engelbart’s Violin (chorded keyboard) (loper-os.org)
6709.
BinaryDrawable for Android: Bitmaps in your JAR files (engineering.hipmob.com)
6710.
Riot.js: Oversimplifying things is not an advantage (medium.com)
6711.
We’re About to Lose Net Neutrality — And the Internet as We Know It (wired.com)
6712.
Show HN: Relaunched service to help find cool domain/app names (panabee.com)
6713.
To whom it may concern - Openstack a plea (stochasticresonance.wordpress.com)
6714.
Let’s Talk About Failure (third-helix.com)
6715.
Twitter Debut Seen Setting Tone for Startup Valuations (bloomberg.com)
6716.
Ongoing mall shooting in New Jersey (rt.com)
6717.
Jeff Bezos’ Wife And Co-Workers Call Out Brad Stone’s Amazon Book As Inaccurate (techcrunch.com)
6718.
Beginner's Guide To Web Data Analysis: Ten Steps To Success (kaushik.net)
6719.
Google adding reauthentication to password overview page (plus.google.com)
6720.
How Julian Assange spent a summer coding in PostgreSQL (mat.caminos.upm.es)