April 2014 Archive
1831.
Building an Electric Bass (weescribble.com)
1832.
$10,000 dotScale prize for open source projects (dotscale.eu)
1833.
Android-resource-remover – utility to auto-remove unused Android resources (github.com)
1834.
Linus blocks system d maintainer from further kernel commits (lkml.org)
1835.
Tell HN: Tuft and Needle Follow-up (Ten mattress, improvements and growing pains) ()
1836.
FAQ on CEO Resignation (blog.mozilla.org)
1837.
Another TCP/32764 backdoor [pdf] (synacktiv.com)
1838.
A Google Spreadsheet that receives Fluentd event logs and charts them (github.com)
1839.
Show HN: Handcrafted standing desks from reclaimed materials (woodwardsalvage.com)
1840.
Suicide Prevention Sheds a Longstanding Taboo: Talking About Attempts (nytimes.com)
1841.
The Physics of Spider-Man’s Webs (wired.com)
1842.
The Shakespeare Programming Language (shakespearelang.sourceforge.net)
1843.
TIOBE Is (Unintentionally) Misleading; in Truth, Interest in Java Is Surging (weblogs.java.net)
1844.
IAC Said to Buy More Tinder Shares at $5B Valuation (bloomberg.com)
1845.
Bitcoin Mining Boom Sputters as Prospectors Face Losses (bloomberg.com)
1846.
Learn Sketch 3 (designcode.io)
1847.
Pagesnap takes automatic screenshots of your sites (pagesnap.io)
1848.
Show HN: Phoenix – an ultra-fast SQL layer on top of Hbase (phoenix.incubator.apache.org)
1849.
Internationalizing your Rails Application (eng.joingrouper.com)
1850.
New-Age Bullshit Generator (sebpearce.com)
1851.
Comparing Low-Power Wireless Technologies (2011) (digikey.com)
1852.
An Untold Startup Story (modelviewculture.com)
1853.
How testability can help (codon.com)
1854.
Revocation checking and Chrome's CRL (imperialviolet.org)
1855.
How Americans Hate Each Other (priceonomics.com)
1856.
The awful thing about getting it right the first time (jwz.org)
1857.
I'm writing "D3.js in Action" for diving deep into D3 ()
1858.
NIST's cryptographic standardization process (blog.cr.yp.to)
1859.
Headphone Brands Ranked from Worst to First (time.com)
1860.
Samsung to jury: You can't copy iPhone features that aren't in the iPhone (cnet.com)