December 2013 Archive
8011.
Rugged Android phone surprisingly thin, light (linuxgizmos.com)
8012.
The season of goodwill ()
8013.
Future Perfect -library making Future timeouts retries & monitoring less painful (github.com)
8014.
GNU/Linux Distribution Timeline (upload.wikimedia.org)
8015.
Functional constructs shared by Groovy, Scala, and Clojure and their benefits (ibm.com)
8016.
Rap Genius - Spammy SEO Strategy (rocketmill.co.uk)
8017.
12 Days of Techmas (12daysoftech.com)
8018.
Drone Survival Guide - Know your Drones (rt.com)
8019.
We’ll finally see that the Fed has done nothing to help Main Street (qz.com)
8020.
Cranked RSS reader (cranked.io)
8021.
Steam, PSN and Nintendo eShop are down (twitter.com)
8022.
Who Microsoft Needs As CEO (greatpreneurs.com)
8023.
Need to Focus? My Productivity at the Office vs Home (lennaert.nu)
8024.
70mm Apollo Images (lpi.usra.edu)
8025.
The Achilles heel of the lean startup (markevanstech.com)
8026.
Marker: Web selections to Markdown (brettterpstra.com)
8027.
Amazon’s Kindle Owners’ Lending Library Now Offers Access to 475,000 eBooks (infodocket.com)
8028.
Everything You Know About the American Revolution is Wrong (unqualified-reservations.blogspot.com)
8029.
Intel XDK: An HTML5 development IDE (software.intel.com)
8030.
“Google+ is kind of like the next version of Google” (arstechnica.com)
8031.
Fastest way to compute the greatest common divisor (lemire.me)
8032.
Semi-synchronous Programming in Python (github.com)
8033.
Reading List for a New Kind of Manager (medium.com)
8034.
What is it like to be a geek in a prison? (quora.com)
8035.
Web Search interest: Node.js, ASP.NET, PHP, Ruby on Rails, JavaScript (google.com)
8036.
Are the Best and Brightest Still Coming to Silicon Valley? (techonomy.com)
8037.
India's largest BitCoin exchange stops trading after Reserve Bank warning (buysellbitco.in)
8038.
Chess champion feels chess will outlast League of Legends, eSports (polygon.com)
8039.
Target confirms (TripleDES) encrypted PIN data stolen (usatoday.com)
8040.
US judge rules NSA phone surveillance program is legal (rt.com)