May 2015 Archive
10591.
The real reason why micro SD card slots are disappearing from smartphones (zdnet.com)
10592.
Introducing Braintree Hosted Fields (braintreepayments.com)
10593.
Unison programming platform (unisonweb.org)
10594.
The Traffic Factories: Metrics at Chartbeat, Gawker, and The New York Times (towcenter.org)
10595.
High intake of omega-3 fats linked to increased prostate cancer risk (harvardprostateknowledge.org)
10596.
Four Reasons Why Rails Rocks at Wolox (medium.com)
10597.
open source in-browser code editor (codeyourcloud.com)
10598.
Meteor Facebook Feed Reader (GitHub) (github.com)
10599.
Study Finds Men Are Pretty Good at Faking Like They Work Hard (gq.com)
10600.
Ngx_http_empty_gif_module (nginx.org)
10601.
The Scientific Explanation for Why Chicago Appeared Upside Down in Michigan (pbs.org)
10602.
OpenBSD 5.7 – Now Ready to Ship (undeadly.org)
10603.
Why Marvel’s Female Superheroes Look Like Porn Stars (newyorker.com)
10604.
Proof-of-concept GPU rootkit hides in VRAM, snoops system activities (extremetech.com)
10605.
Listen to an audience react to Star Wars for the first time in 1977 (boingboing.net)
10606.
Bikes vs. Cars: why it’s war between cyclists and drivers on city streets (theguardian.com)
10607.
Uber Wants to Buy Nokia's Mapping Services (itworld.com)
10608.
Indians under trial exceed Dutch population (scroll.in)
10609.
Don't be afraid to learn (blog.santiagobasulto.com.ar)
10610.
Interactive Map Exposes the World's Most Murderous Places (fastcompany.com)
10611.
Rand Paul steps into tech territory, opening office in S.F (sfgate.com)
10612.
Upsert lands in PostgreSQL 9.5 – A first look (craigkerstiens.com)
10613.
Cosmos: A foundation for maintainable web applications. Powered by React (github.com)
10614.
In Search of Humanity at TechCrunch Disrupt (buzzfeed.com)
10615.
Why would one use the Publish/Subscribe pattern (in JS/jQuery)? (stackoverflow.com)
10616.
Paul Kern (en.wikipedia.org)
10617.
Web Accessibility – Best Practices (webaccessibility.com)
10618.
How to win any popular game, according to data scientists (washingtonpost.com)
10619.
This Bitcoin Simulator Is an Insane Trip Through Cryptocurrency Hell (motherboard.vice.com)
10620.
15 tech jobs that pay over $100,000 (businessinsider.com)