July 2009 Archive
992.
Never pay retail again.
(employeediscounted.com)
993.
On the apparent Apple suicide
(crunchgear.com)
994.
Does MySQL care about Windows users?
(webyog.com)
995.
How To Explain Your Web 2.0 Job At The Pub
(techvibes.com)
996.
Creative new way to fund a movie
(lobsterback.com)
997.
Google Maps – the $10k gotcha
(47hats.com)
998.
Making an Operating System Virus Free
(schneier.com)
999.
Fanning the flames of the Git vs. Mercurial debate
(blog.zacharyvoase.com)
1000.
The Internet Is Dead (As An Investment)
(online.wsj.com)
1001.
Number of Internet users by language (pic)
(newscientist.com)
1002.
Canada's leading Web 2.0 pioneers
(techvibes.com)
1003.
The Funemployment Phenomenon
(adambossy.com)
1004.
Partially Destructive Garbage Collection
(daeken.com)
1005.
No One Wants Your Crappy Web App
(leveragingideas.com)
1006.
Richard Feynman explains confusion - a good definition of "hacker"?
(video.google.com)
1007.
1008.
Can you teach yourself to control your dreams?
(slate.com)
1009.
Google Latitude. Now for iPhone.
(googlemobile.blogspot.com)
1010.
5 html elements you probably never use but should
(seomoz.org)
1011.
Why are lectures more detailed than texts?
(lesswrong.com)
1012.
Cats Do Control Humans, Study Finds
(news.yahoo.com)
1013.
Dijkstra interview (subtitled, 24 mins, 300MB) [mpg video]
(cs.utexas.edu)
1014.
Transparent aluminium is 'new state of matter'
(physorg.com)
1015.
Blogger.com Refreshes Page Every Few Seconds on Old Browsers
(experimentgarden.blogspot.com)
1016.
Survey: The iPhone is No. 1 in Japan
(apple20.blogs.fortune.cnn.com)
1017.
The Ascent Of Money
(pbs.org)
1018.
Profanity Helps One Tolerate Physical Pain Better
(scientificamerican.com)
1020.
Magic Wars (YC W09) Turns Your iPhone Into A Virtual Wand
(techcrunch.com)