November 2011 Archive
601.
In the Shadow of John McCarthy (blog.fogus.me)
602.
Racism and Meritocracy (techcrunch.com)
603.
Something Disintegrates at a Burger King (tweetagewasteland.com)
604.
MongoDB and Riak, In Context (and an apology) (seancribbs.com)
605.
Manufacturing bombshell: AMD cancels 28nm APUs, starts from scratch at TSMC (extremetech.com)
606.
Python Koans: Learn Python by making tests pass (bitbucket.org)
607.
The Tyranny of Meritocracy (theatlantic.com)
608.
Stross: Klout violates UK privacy laws. (antipope.org)
609.
Creativity doesn't need a muse. It needs a drill sergeant. (inc.com)
610.
House Judiciary Committee Refuses To Hear Industry Concerns About SOPA (techdirt.com)
611.
Khan Academy Gets 5 Million to Expand Faculty & Platform & to Build a School (hackeducation.com)
612.
Introducing (Unofficial) GitHub Buttons (markdotto.com)
613.
Why Science Majors Change Their Minds (It’s Just So Darn Hard) (nytimes.com)
614.
The PC is dead. Why no angry nerds? (futureoftheinternet.org)
615.
The Real Reason Italy Sucks at the Startup Game (programmingzen.com)
616.
Kendo UI is out of beta (kendoui.com)
617.
Hacked Texan Water Infrastructure Had a 3 Character Password (threatpost.com)
618.
NodeJS is now the most popular repository on Github (github.com)
619.
WeekendHacker (weekendhacker.net)
620.
Enabling & using WebGL on iOS 4.2+ (atnan.com)
621.
Programming languages cannot be copyrighted, says senior EU court adviser (itworld.com)
622.
X86's Days as a Consumer Microarchitecture are Numbered (plus.google.com)
623.
I Accidentally Deleted All Our Data (taylor.fausak.me)
624.
Gassée: Thank God Apple chose NeXT over my BeOS (9to5mac.com)
625.
HTML5 2D gaming performance analysis: Canvas 2D vs. WebGL vs. C++ (scirra.com)
626.
Linus Torvalds: Locked Down Technologies Lose in the End (mashable.com)
627.
China's Great Firewall Tests Mysterious Scans On Encrypted Connections (forbes.com)
628.
Forward Secrecy for Google HTTPS (imperialviolet.org)
629.
Who else is behind SOPA? (blog.dentcat.com)
630.
Linus Torvalds creates G+ page for Linux release announcements (plus.google.com)