July 2011 Archive
5401.
Apple Laptops Vulnerable To Hack That Kills Or Corrupts Batteries (blogs.forbes.com)
5402.
Startup life is... (blog.obiefernandez.com)
5403.
How to Get the Most out of Git (readwriteweb.com)
5404.
Judge rejects Oracle's damages claims (theinquirer.net)
5405.
Fake Apple stores not limited to China (guardian.co.uk)
5406.
The Ajiro Bamboo Bike: Grown From the Ground Up (inhabitat.com)
5407.
How Scientists and Engineers Got It Right, and VC’s Got It Wrong (steveblank.com)
5408.
Novacut Pro Video Editor - An Open Software project in Boulder, CO (kickstarter.com)
5409.
StatSheet Launches MLB Stats Embedding Service (statsheet.com)
5410.
Apple laptop batteries can be bricked/hacked. (threatpost.com)
5411.
Samsung Smartphone Sales May Have Passed Apple in Q2 (bloomberg.com)
5412.
Creative js - all Creative JS/HTML5/CSS projects (CreativeJS.com)
5413.
Anonymous hit Italian cyber-police (bbc.co.uk)
5414.
Preview zip and rar files in gmail (googleappsupdates.blogspot.com)
5415.
Africa's mobile economic revolution (guardian.co.uk)
5416.
Running high-performance neural networks on a "gamer" GPU (arstechnica.com)
5417.
Is NoSQL A Premature Optimization That's Worse Than Death? (highscalability.com)
5418.
Knew I'd have Internet woes with a Chromebook. Didn't expect it to be so buggy. (technologizer.com)
5419.
A time bomb with fourteen bytes (langner.com)
5420.
Why I probably won't sign your NDA (callmeismail.com)
5421.
Meta-circular Clojure STM implementation (github.com)
5422.
Telex: A new approach to circumvent Internet Censorship (telex.cc)
5423.
Netflix Is Coming To Facebook Soon -- But Not In The U.S. (businessinsider.com)
5424.
One-Time Pad Encryption Dates Back to Telegraph Codebook (mobile.nytimes.com)
5425.
What's Invisible at Harvard: A Conversation (theawl.com)
5426.
Alternatives to malloc and new (altdevblogaday.com)
5427.
Ask HN: investment tracking web app ()
5428.
Congress Websites Down: House, Senate Sites Not Working (huffingtonpost.com)
5429.
Geometric Fun (funnie.biz)
5430.
HNers from India: There's an HN like site for India specific "things" (hackerstreet.in)