February 2015 Archive
2701.
FB Threat Exchange (threatexchange.fb.com)
2702.
A dim star passed through the Oort Cloud 70,000 years ago (eurekalert.org)
2703.
Show HN: Chrome Extension that replaces people on Google Analytics with cats (chrome.google.com)
2704.
Show HN: Text your mom you're home with a physical button (youtube.com)
2705.
I Find Your Lack of Faith in Autonomous Cars Disturbing (medium.com)
2706.
The Pizza Party Where Everyone Got Fired (kotaku.com)
2707.
GitLab Annex solves the problem of versioning large binaries with git (about.gitlab.com)
2708.
Quantifying Simplified Chinese (medium.com)
2709.
Fire rips through Dubai skyscraper (bbc.com)
2710.
Can LSD Make You a Billionaire? (travel.globalish.com)
2711.
The Running Novelist (2008) (newyorker.com)
2712.
The Xiaomi shock (economist.com)
2713.
Google authorship feature deactivated (rather silently, half a year ago) ()
2714.
Freenet: The forgotten cryptopunk paradise (draketo.de)
2715.
EBrandValue (YC W15) shows social media’s impact on your sales in real time (venturebeat.com)
2716.
Atom Remote Pair programming ()
2717.
Rubyhunt.org – Best articles, news, gems and videos about ruby everyday (rubyhunt.org)
2718.
Ask HN: Screenshot Saturday ()
2719.
PolarSSL is dead, long live mbed TLS (community.arm.com)
2720.
Embedding an HTTP Web Server in Firefox OS (hacks.mozilla.org)
2721.
£105 off your trip to Scotland's biggest tech job fair (milkroundabout.typeform.com)
2722.
Nodejitsu joins GoDaddy (blog.nodejitsu.com)
2723.
Build a Mesos Framework In Java: Scheduling and Execution (blog.zillabyte.com)
2724.
ParallelCI: Get faster tests by running your builds in parallel (codeship.com)
2725.
Amazing Bloomberg's 500 error page (bloomberg.com)
2726.
How a short sale taught me rich people’s ethics (salon.com)
2727.
Why memes succeed (arstechnica.com)
2728.
Whale Path – Crowdsourcing Market Research Analytics (whalepath.com)
2729.
Scrawled Insults and Epiphanies: Marginalia are on the march (nybooks.com)
2730.
Perl programmers – Booking.com is proof that the world is still your oyster (techworld.com)