March 2015 Archive
4651.
Dark market Evolution Marketplace was a scam, $12M USD in Bitcoin stolen (reddit.com)
4652.
Show HN: Resume in OCaml (github.com)
4653.
Bitcoin plummets after a massive Deep Web drugs marketplace vanished overnight (news360.com)
4654.
Google details Chrome’s latest speed boost (venturebeat.com)
4655.
Behind TaxiForSure’s sellout (livemint.com)
4656.
GoDaddy accounts vulnerable to social engineering and Photoshop (csoonline.com)
4657.
Lenovo *still* shipping laptops with Superfish (mergy.org)
4658.
Woman abandoned as baby in 1915 dies at age 100 (macon.com)
4659.
Wirelessly Powered LED illuminated wedding ring (kokes.net)
4660.
The Last Ride of Cowboy Bob (texasmonthly.com)
4661.
Keurig accidentally created the perfect business model for hardware startups (medium.com)
4662.
Managing Engineers: Perfecting the “Stay Interview” (medium.com)
4663.
Tech Money Sends Funds on the Hunt for Unicorns (nytimes.com)
4664.
Show HN: RazorPay – Stripe-Like Online Payments for India (razorpay.com)
4665.
The science of why stepping on Legos hurts (qz.com)
4666.
Facebook may host news sites' content (nytimes.com)
4667.
We Don't Need More Programmers, We Need Better Tools (geekregator.com)
4668.
Soviet-era erotic alphabet book from 1931 (thecharnelhouse.org)
4669.
Are Algorithms Conceptual Art’s Next Frontier? (artsy.net)
4670.
FoundationDB proves the datastore is the worst place in your stack to take risks (blog.nullspace.io)
4671.
Former Tesla Intern Releases $60 Full Open Source Car Hacking Kit for the Masses (forbes.com)
4672.
Uber office in Amsterdam raided by local authorities (dutchnews.nl)
4673.
Plans for new road-based transport route unveiled to link Pacific with Atlantic (siberiantimes.com)
4674.
FBI Removes Recommendation to Encrypt Your Phone (techdirt.com)
4675.
Your Macbook could be a lot cooler. New Kickstarter to “build your own” case (kickstarter.com)
4676.
A Query Language for MongoDB (28.io)
4677.
Show HN: Pixelmaker.io – generating images from icon fonts (pixelmaker.io)
4678.
CD shattering at 170,000 frames per second – The Slow Mo Guys (youtube.com)
4679.
Show HN: Product Hunt for Hollywood (pickingdailies.com)
4680.
How Product Hunt Helped Me Grow a List of 12,989,483,288+ Valuable Subscribers (medium.com)