December 2013 Archive
7891.
wswatch: Unix watch(1) in the browser (Node.js, WebSockets) (github.com)
7892.
Ask HN: Why you love HN? ()
7893.
Ask HN: How to decide which language to use for my life dream? ()
7894.
North America to Drown in Oil as Mexico Ends Monopoly (bloomberg.com)
7895.
Bitcoin is so 2013: Dogecoin is the new cryptocurrency on the block (mobile.theverge.com)
7896.
Maxwell Health raises another $6M to be operating system for employee benefits (techcrunch.com)
7897.
Great at phone interviews, horrible at in-person interviews ()
7898.
After 17 years, CSS gets variables. Finally. (matthewhughes.co.uk)
7899.
The Terrible Secret of Tom Bombadil (km-515.livejournal.com)
7900.
Gear Grinder: Grind coffee while riding your bike (geargrinder.co.uk)
7901.
HOPE X (xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx)
7902.
A vert.x language implementation in Scala (github.com)
7903.
0NL9, Inc.- Google Cloud Computing Services (0nl9.com)
7904.
Synthesizers are killing film and TV music, say British composers (theguardian.com)
7905.
Geppetto: Simulations in the browser (geppetto.org)
7906.
#cphftw is born (oresundstartups.com)
7907.
BT dismisses backdoor claims as "conspiracy theory" (pcpro.co.uk)
7908.
Securing and Hardening the Linux Operating System (tokiwinter.com)
7909.
Designing great App Store screenshots (dancounsell.com)
7910.
Facebook Forces Video Ads on You Because Marketers Told It To (wired.com)
7911.
Walt Mossberg's final Wall Street Journal column (theverge.com)
7912.
WebGL Tombstone (pheelicks.com)
7913.
Ask HN: May you list some HN-like sites? ()
7914.
PAX Will Now Have "Diversity Lounges", Penny Arcade Says (kotaku.com)
7915.
Gunning fog index (en.wikipedia.org)
7916.
Steve Wozniak Just Backed This Awesome Computer Kit On Kickstarter (businessinsider.com)
7917.
Can Bitcoin Solve Wall Street's Soft Dollar Problem? (wallstreetandtech.com)
7918.
Reddit bans comments from global warming skeptics (dailycaller.com)
7919.
With Buffer integration, Mention Becomes A Full-Fledged Media Monitoring Tool (techcrunch.com)
7920.
The Minimum Lovable Product (forget the MVP) (blog.aha.io)