2014 Archive
9871.
I, Pencil (1958) (econlib.org)
9872.
Show HN: Use email subject lines to save personal stats and chart them (statlogger.com)
9873.
Show HN: Startup Utility – Collection of Startup Resources (startuputility.com)
9874.
RubyConf India – Hospitality was anything but pleasant at The Lalit Goa (ajeygore.in)
9875.
I was given some old BBS session logs and I scanned them (silent700.blogspot.com)
9876.
How RAM Scrapers Work: The Tool Behind the Latest Credit Card Hacks (wired.com)
9877.
You broke the internet. We'll make ourselves a GNU one (youbroketheinternet.org)
9878.
Learning to Love Complex Numbers (jeremykun.com)
9879.
The Labors of Leisure (chronicle.com)
9880.
The Orange Box: Cloud for the Free Man (blog.dustinkirkland.com)
9881.
Banking malware in Brazil may be responsible for billions in losses (krebsonsecurity.com)
9882.
Bug #9424: ruby 1.9 & 2.x has insecure SSL/TLS client defaults (bugs.ruby-lang.org)
9883.
Nanobar.js – Lightweight progress bars (nanobar.micronube.com)
9884.
Uncss – Find unused CSS (davidwalsh.name)
9885.
The Emacs Commune (2002) (oreilly.com)
9886.
Show HN: Hacker News implemented using the new API (realtimehackernews.firebaseapp.com)
9887.
Startup depression (startupdepression.com)
9888.
Hilbert: A Latex-like math-oriented programming language (hilbert-lang.org)
9889.
Scientists have put a simulated worm’s brain into a Lego robot’s body (sciencealert.com)
9890.
Apartment, completely unused since 1942, discovered in Paris (belloblog.com)
9891.
Taking advantage of TCP loopback fast path in Windows (mail.openjdk.java.net)
9892.
The Quest For A Quantum Future (microsoft.com)
9893.
Debugging file corruption on iOS (code.facebook.com)
9894.
Thumbtack, an Online Market for Services, Raises $100M (dealbook.nytimes.com)
9895.
Civil Forfeiture and the Supreme Court (economist.com)
9896.
Sailor – A Lua MVC framework (sailorproject.org)
9897.
A tale of two’s complement (discuss.rust-lang.org)
9898.
How to Write a Spelling Corrector (norvig.com)
9899.
Found it on TechCrunch. Reads like a markov-chain-generated series of buzzwords (techcrunch.com)
9900.
The Gay Nabokov (2000) (salon.com)