July 2014 Archive
11191.
CloudBees programmer to give talk on massively scalable HTTP server (opensource.com)
11192.
AWS customers can now use Nginx for media streaming (venturebeat.com)
11193.
Rap Genius consolidates sites as Genius.com (genius.com)
11194.
Google search now supports Bitcoin-usd conversion (google.pl)
11195.
Your leave personal data on your smartphone in the form of bacteria (itworld.com)
11196.
The Quiet Movement to Make Government Fail Less Often (nytimes.com)
11197.
5 Steps to removing Vulnerabilities from your website (mazebolt.com)
11198.
Atlantic City Strives to Rise as Casinos Fall (nytimes.com)
11199.
Emergency surveillance bill to be fast-tracked (UK) (theguardian.com)
11200.
Vagrant Cloud No Longer Free (hashicorp.com)
11201.
Google signs deal to put sensors directly on your eye (theverge.com)
11202.
Oluvus hopes to make money by giving away Internet access in the US for free (wired.com)
11203.
Ask HN: Hardware for Software People ()
11204.
Top Companies in Home Automation- More than just Nest (bluefletch.com)
11205.
Google’s smart contact lens is one step closer to your eyeball (venturebeat.com)
11206.
Any Port in a Storm (subfurther.com)
11207.
Data Warehouse and Analytics Infrastructure at Viki (engineering.viki.com)
11208.
How to Hire Like Jeff Bezos (blog.idonethis.com)
11209.
A Workhorse with No Name (medium.com)
11210.
Zenly: First Online Marketplace for Apartment Rentals in NYC (zenly.com)
11211.
Home Depot now carries MakerBot Replicators in a handful of retail stores (digitaltrends.com)
11212.
B2B is dead It’s time for H2H (timecamp.com)
11213.
Wearable Technology and Children (tabletsforschools.org.uk)
11214.
Safebrowsing Google.com (google.com)
11215.
Hypercat: specification to expose Internet of Things assets over the web (wiki.1248.io)
11216.
Running Kubernetes on CoreOS (github.com)
11217.
US FED Chief says social media valuations stretched (businessinsider.com)
11218.
9 Questions on the Future of Breach (breach.cc)
11219.
Smartphone-based Personal Healthcare Is Here (SouthJerseyEngineering.com)
11220.
Microsoft to announce major layoffs later this week (venturebeat.com)