November 2011 Archive
13741.
Tuning Embedded Linux: When Less is More (linux.com)
13742.
What do online communites like Reddit and Hackernews do so well? (finder.good.is)
13743.
Need to Hire a Digital Salesperson? Good Luck With That (adage.com)
13744.
Court makes it official: You have no privacy online (gigaom.com)
13745.
Photo of a voodoo market in Lome, Togo (and others) (theatlantic.com)
13746.
Posicionamiento Web (seoestudio.com)
13747.
The Bathroom Monologues: Making Ideas (johnwiswell.blogspot.com)
13748.
Genius DIY: Bread Clips as Power Cord Labels (curbly.com)
13749.
Advice on selling company and domain name ()
13750.
MendelMax RepRap 3D Printer (thingiverse.com)
13751.
A neat little Mini-ITX system (tech.icrontic.com)
13752.
World Top Incomes Database (downloadable datasets) (g-mond.parisschoolofeconomics.eu)
13753.
Real-time Updates on the Cheap for Fun and Profit (code.flickr.com)
13754.
Stupid Django ORM Tricks (speakerdeck.com)
13755.
Schema.org - Why You're Behind if You're Not Using It... | SEOmoz (seomoz.org)
13756.
HSL Color Picker (hslpicker.com)
13757.
How to welcome your web visitors on the unnam (twitter.com)
13758.
Prototype Blade Laptops Stolen From Razer Offices (techcrunch.com)
13759.
Source: "Ilya Zhitomirskiy Left A Detailed Suicide Note." (oobly.com)
13760.
‘Tetris’ Producer Describes What Makes a Game Immortal (theepochtimes.com)
13761.
Google Groups has also received the Google+ treatment (d.pr)
13762.
The Eatery surpasses one million food ratings (thenextweb.com)
13763.
Small is beautiful … but Schumacher's economics of scale runs deeper (guardian.co.uk)
13764.
Shopping Discovery App Zoomingo Raises $1.3 Million (techcrunch.com)
13765.
Bankruptcy Down in Western New York (metrowny.com)
13766.
A month with the iPhone 4S (bgr.com)
13767.
Hadoop, Hive, and EMR - Hadoop World 2011 (engineering.monetate.com)
13768.
Warren Buffett buys IBM stake with $10.7bn investment (bbc.co.uk)
13769.
A gastronomic guide to Skyrim: Kill Screen - Things I Ate in Skyrim (killscreendaily.com)
13770.
Web programming language Opa will support CouchDB & MongoDB. (blog.opalang.org)