November 2013 Archive
21781.
Google Apps Marketplace 2
(techcrunch.com)
21782.
Under the Hood of Google's New Civic Information Offering
(sunlightfoundation.com)
21783.
Dropbox Is Said to Seek $250 Million in Funding, Doubling Its Valuation
(dealbook.nytimes.com)
21784.
Montage, A Photo Book Builder Meant To Take Minutes, Not Hours
(techcrunch.com)
21785.
Helen Keller: "All doers are optimists" - Do you agree?
(kiramnewman.com)
21786.
21787.
An object in motion stays in motion
(medium.com)
21788.
Instagram photo's from around Silicon Valley
(instagram.com)
21789.
Egos in Action: My Idea is Way Better Than Yours
(todaysengineer.org)
21790.
Netflix users in danger of unknowingly picking up malware
(net-security.org)
21791.
Internet Engineers Plan a Fully Encrypted Internet
(technologyreview.com)
21792.
How To Sound Like a Coffee Aficionado 101 - Wet & Dry Processing
(blog.moustachecoffeeclub.com)
21793.
CRISPR: A breakthrough gene editing technique
(independent.co.uk)
21794.
SEO TIP 1: Δημιουργήστε χιλιάδες backlinks αφήνoντας σχόλια
(paramarketing.gr)
21795.
On Western media's response to Mangalyaan
(jalsajilpa.tumblr.com)
21796.
No free lunch, no free web: Thoughts on advertising
(news.ycombinator.com)
21797.
Global Entrepreneurship Week
(blog.twinenginelabs.com)
21798.
Powerful dynamic forms for Django
(github.com)
21799.
A House For Refugees, Made From 100 Shipping Pallets
(fastcodesign.com)
21800.
Civic Information API: now connecting US users with their representatives
(googledevelopers.blogspot.com.ar)
21801.
How To Launch A Startup Without Writing Code
(onstartups.com)
21802.
When ads tell a compelling story
(huffingtonpost.com)
21803.
21804.
DNI Clapper Declassifies Additional Intelligence Community Documents
(icontherecord.tumblr.com)
21805.
21806.
Warner Bros. Admits To Issuing Bogus Takedowns
(techdirt.com)
21807.
Tools for integrating Heroku apps with Salesforce.com
(blog.heroku.com)
21808.
21809.
How to stop the NSA from tampering with your vote
(bristolcrypto.blogspot.gr)
21810.
What It Actually Feels Like to Stutter
(huffingtonpost.com)