November 2011 Archive
5071.
RIM Stock Falls Below Book Value as BlackBerry's U.S. Market Share Shrinks (bloomberg.com)
5072.
Show HN: Goal-oriented self-blackmailing service (aherk.com)
5073.
The Internet Maths Aperiodical – temporarily a periodical (acmescience.com)
5074.
Killing Microsoft's Courier: the right decision, but not the right reasons (arstechnica.com)
5075.
Microsoft Has Shelved Its Internet 'Persona' Service (2002) (nytimes.com)
5076.
The True Cost of Commuting (lifehacker.com)
5077.
Android based, beautiful smart watch. (live.imwatch.it)
5078.
Yahoo Rolls out Social TV Companion App Intonow onto Ipad (appmarket.tv)
5079.
A little love for Linux Mint (openattitude.com)
5080.
Too many start-ups or too few venture dollars? (informationarbitrage.com)
5081.
Microsoft contributes open-source code to Samba (zdnet.com)
5082.
Google Does a Barrel Roll (google.com)
5083.
Ask HN: Could we sue Microsoft for IE and wasting our time? ()
5084.
Ask HN: Where should my team stay for our YC interview? ()
5085.
Android weekly (androidweekly.net)
5086.
Facebook Co-Founder's Asana Project Is Officially Launched (asana.com)
5087.
It still needs work. What do you guys think? (misterwish.net)
5088.
How GoDaddy came back from the dead (fastcompany.com)
5089.
A simple LESS compiler for Windows, osX and Linux (wearekiss.com)
5090.
Show HN: Download an instant social media monitoring report ()
5091.
Debug node.js applications on Windows with iisnode integrated debugging (tomasz.janczuk.org)
5092.
Thoughts on beta invite sign up forms (blog.invitestar.com)
5093.
One Millionth Tower, an interactive documentary in HTML5 (wired.com)
5094.
Who is doing Kinect and whats the best way to start? (xbox.com)
5095.
Why doesn't OS X Lion have Siri? ()
5096.
Ask HN: Who's going to afford my degree? ()
5097.
Coverlandia: Official and FanMade covers - Make your iTunes happy (coverlandia.net)
5098.
[Good News] Now Get Free .in Domain + Hosting from Google (media.devilscafe.in)
5099.
Elegance and Simplicity (ledgersmbdev.blogspot.com)
5100.
Panasonic Toughpad tablet: Now the Army can play Angry Birds too (extremetech.com)