February 2012 Archive
4711.
The secret most SEO experts don't want you to know (nlyzr.com)
4712.
Sass doesn't create bad code. Bad coders do. (thesassway.com)
4713.
David Choe, San Jose Graffiti Artist, Set To Make $200 Million In Facebook IPO (huffingtonpost.com)
4714.
Credit Suisse traders manipulated IT systems to hide $500m losses (computerworlduk.com)
4715.
Apple removes iPad and iPhone from German store after Motorola injunction (theverge.com)
4716.
The first 20 Facebook employees. What are they now? (businessinsider.com)
4717.
JavaScript Garden (bonsaiden.github.com)
4718.
Motorola makes Apple pull iPads and iPhones in Germany (bbc.co.uk)
4719.
The joys of date/time arithmetic (msmvps.com)
4720.
VeriSign is hacked (redtape.msnbc.msn.com)
4721.
3 ground rules for PR crisis management (avisweblog.tumblr.com)
4722.
S.E.C. Is Avoiding Tough Sanctions for Large Banks (nytimes.com)
4723.
Node.js is stupid and if you use it, so are you (YouTube Video) (youtube.com)
4724.
Stop quoting 37 Signals to justify your 9-5 (blog.matchfwd.com)
4725.
Introducing Twitter Web Analytics (dev.twitter.com)
4726.
Google’s Bouncer will boost Android security (theinquirer.net)
4727.
Tracking a football match with HTML5 and Javascript (lusob.com)
4728.
New York Times: F.B.I. Admits Hacker Group's Eavesdropping (nytimes.com)
4729.
NY AG sues major banks, says electronic title transfers violate property laws (ag.ny.gov)
4730.
Widespread Protests Against ACTA Spreading Across Europe (twitter.com)
4731.
FDA whistleblowers say government retaliated wih spyware (arstechnica.com)
4732.
Please Teach Me About Football (newyork.craigslist.org)
4733.
8 GDB tricks you should know (blogs.oracle.com)
4734.
Bradley Manning faces court-martial in WikiLeaks case (cnn.com)
4735.
Size matters (parislemon.com)
4736.
Survey of Text Editors (on the Mac) (daskrachen.com)
4737.
We Need Copyright Reform, Not ACTA (torrentfreak.com)
4738.
Sh#t VCs Say, from August Capital's David Hornik (youtube.com)
4739.
Xcode vs. AppCode (codesheriff.blogspot.com)
4740.
DVDs are the new MP3s (codinghorror.com)