April 2014 Archive
7141.
Buggy Security Guidance from Apple (randomascii.wordpress.com)
7142.
Startups are trivial by nature (goodluckbrian.com)
7143.
Selective vs. Elitest (behindthescenesrecruiter.com)
7144.
Starcraft2 IAYF Weekly Tournament #2 http://challonge.com/IAYF2nd (twitch.tv)
7145.
How Instagram Feeds Work: Celery and RabbitMQ (blogs.vmware.com)
7146.
Charles Darwin has a verified email (scholar.google.com)
7147.
Minimalistic OS kernel in just 40 lines of code (github.com)
7148.
Heartbleed proves we need to change how we use open source (sdtimes.com)
7149.
Why Socialism Failed (whysocialismfailed.blogspot.com)
7150.
Social Hacking For Introverts (hackerspace.lifehacker.com)
7151.
How to win friends who influence people (heidiroizen.tumblr.com)
7152.
Physicists design quantum switches which can be activated by single photons (phys.org)
7153.
Using GitHub for Push-to-Deploy (googlecloudplatform.blogspot.com)
7154.
Technical Debt, a case study : tags (marcgravell.blogspot.co.uk)
7155.
The Iraq War Never Ended (foreignpolicy.com)
7156.
Gosseberry, Blender new open movie campaign reached 3,000 supporters (blendernation.com)
7157.
Ripple: a tiny foundation for building reactive views (opensourcetuts.info)
7158.
The Young Man's Business Model (paultyma.blogspot.com)
7159.
Generating Mazes with Inductive Graphs (jelv.is)
7160.
Meet Devo.ps: Infrastructure management that doesn't suck (devo.ps)
7161.
The Pitch Drop Experiment: 9th drop has fallen (smp.uq.edu.au)
7162.
One exception to the "solve your own problem" approach to startup ideas (blog.garrytan.com)
7163.
Microsoft corrects Windows XP/Security Essentials bug (zdnet.com)
7164.
How a common law enforcement tool could be abused to spy on you illegally (washingtonpost.com)
7165.
FuelBand Shutdown Denied but Layoffs Could Reveal New Cracks in Wearables Market (recode.net)
7166.
Why the clock is ticking for MongoDB (rhaas.blogspot.ch)
7167.
Google accused of playing favourites over Heartbleed security bug disclosure (smh.com.au)
7168.
Citations begin as Lyft ride-sharing gets rolling in St. Louis (stltoday.com)
7169.
Adrianne Wadewitz, 37, Wikipedia Editor, Dies After Rock Climbing Fall (nytimes.com)
7170.
Bandwidth Growth: Nearly What One Would Expect from Moore's Law (ipcarrier.blogspot.fr)