March 2011 Archive
16021.
IVC - Israeli High-Tech M&As and IPOs 2010
(vcexperts.com)
16022.
The code of the rice paddies (elpais.com via Google translate)
(translate.google.com)
16023.
Large Hadron Collider could be world's first time machine
(sciencedaily.com)
16024.
Groupon Is Said to Discuss IPO Valuation of Up to $25 Billion
(bloomberg.com)
16025.
Using the Aptitude Package Manager to Solve a Sudoku Puzzle
(algebraicthunk.net)
16026.
Genevieve Thiers: "I was actually laughed out of the room by VCs"
(businessinsider.com)
16027.
Regulation Lax as Gas Wells’ Tainted Water Hits Rivers
(nytimes.com)
16028.
Transferwise, the “Skype of currency exchange” targets US market
(testmarket.eu)
16029.
RIM: turn off JavaScript on your BlackBerry
(digitaltrends.com)
16030.
Help Monitor Earthquakes
(earthquake.usgs.gov)
16031.
NASA Studies Laser for Removing Space Junk
(technologyreview.com)
16032.
Canabalt Revisited: Gamma Distributions, Multinomial Distributions
(johnmyleswhite.com)
16033.
How to use scanned money in Photoshop
(creativetechs.com)
16034.
16035.
Client-side Data Binding using jQuery
(msdn.microsoft.com)
16036.
New Entrepreneurship Special Interest Group for Mensans
(smartupsig.org)
16037.
Ngmoco’s We Rule logs 3 billion minutes of game play in one year
(venturebeat.com)
16038.
The anomaly of Amazon EC2 load balancing
(blog.y3xz.com)
16039.
On [git] feature-branches and [github] pull requests
(blog.milkfarmsoft.com)
16040.
That nuclear fallout map is bogus
(snopes.com)
16041.
Happiness Engineering
(dilbert.com)
16042.
Japan Times: Mobile Internet Is Lifeline For People In Post-Quake Confusion
(search.japantimes.co.jp)
16043.
16044.
HTML5 Mass Broadcasting Desktop Notifications
(pubnub.com)
16045.
Novel and Surprising Creative, Not Resolution
(jonsteinberg.com)
16046.
Second time’s a charm: FriendFinder files to go public again
(venturebeat.com)
16047.
Measuring User Experience — Initial Forays
(ruidlopes.posterous.com)
16048.
Mobile Frameworks to Create Mobile Applications
(blogfreakz.com)
16049.
Belongingsfinder - find sentimental items after a disaster
(belongingsfinder.org)
16050.