November 2011 Archive
4861.
Linux Supercomputing Dominance: A Look Under the Hood (linux.com)
4862.
Technology once protected our privacy, now erodes it (arstechnica.com)
4863.
Ask HN: What are you building for launch-an-app month? (November) ()
4864.
How I'd Stop SOPA (quora.com)
4865.
Best Art and Design Books of 2011 (brainpickings.org)
4866.
Iphone sales triple in UK (October) 42.8% of UK market. (guardian.co.uk)
4867.
Both LA Times and NY Times Pen Editorials Opposing SOPA (techdirt.com)
4868.
Radiation covers 8 percent of Japan (abc.net.au)
4869.
How Images Can Boost Your Conversion Rate (conversionxl.com)
4870.
How Google figures out user's home, office, and commute using location history (static.googleusercontent.com)
4871.
Man Up And Talk About Your Feelings, Mr. Arrington (tech.li)
4872.
"So he made a parallel version of basic ..." (longnow.org)
4873.
Microsoft updates SkyDrive with HTML5 upload, PDF support and more (zdnet.com)
4874.
RIM BlackBerry services open up to iOS, Android (news.cnet.com)
4875.
Tether Your iPhone Without Jailbreaking (Or Paying For It) (brandontreb.com)
4876.
The Geography of Stuck (theatlanticcities.com)
4877.
Elvis Costello: Steal This Record (elviscostello.com)
4878.
Protect your career with these 5 Web Development technologies (jblotus.com)
4879.
Proto YouTube: How 1970s Video Collectives Anticipated Our Strange Internet (theatlantic.com)
4880.
Report: Microsoft To Bring Office To iPad In 2012 (techcrunch.com)
4881.
Pipedown Cry Babies, Arrington is right. Quit Whining. (tech.li)
4882.
What does getting older teach you about startups? (blog.thirdyearmba.com)
4883.
New Version of Google Maps Brings Indoor Floor Plans to Your Phone (wired.com)
4884.
AMD shifting competitive focus away from Intel (theverge.com)
4885.
Apple pulls iTether from iPhone App Store (appleinsider.com)
4886.
Radiation from WiFi connections can reduce sperm? (dailymail.co.uk)
4887.
Aligned vs. unaligned memory access (alexonlinux.com)
4888.
Using Redis and Python to build fast real-time web apps (clemesha.org)
4889.
Entire computer built into USB thumb drive (foxnews.com)
4890.
What would happen if the ice caps melted (Antartica Without Ice) (johnstonsarchive.net)