May 2012 Archive
6241.
Going to the doctor and worrying about cybersecurity (freedom-to-tinker.com)
6242.
Hands on with the Pebble Smartwatch (cnn.com)
6243.
Docracy, Smallknot, FundingGates, and Moveline share startup stories (5in5nyc.com)
6244.
HTML5 Lessons from LinkedIn using Node.js (marakana.com)
6245.
Apple to release thinner MacBook Pros with Ivy Bridge Chips (bloomberg.com)
6246.
FBI: That Bitcoin Report Was Authentic, But It Wasn’t Leaked by Us (betabeat.com)
6247.
Aimee Mullins: How my legs give me super powers (youtube.com)
6248.
On The Issue Of Standardization Around AWS APIs (cloudave.com)
6249.
Forbes: Ballmer Should Have Been Fired (forbes.com)
6250.
Ways to improve your Tweets CTR and Retweet rate (paulhayes.co)
6251.
Entrepreneurs: think twice before taking advice from venture capitalists (joshuaspodek.com)
6252.
Facebook Raises IPO Price Range to $34-38 per Share (cnbc.com)
6253.
Looking to the Future of A New Kind of Science (blog.stephenwolfram.com)
6254.
How to harden your smartphone against stalkers—Android edition (arstechnica.com)
6255.
Personal search and contextual recommendations (tuhin.co)
6256.
Twitter acquires RestEngine (techcrunch.com)
6257.
Apple v. Samsung: iPad patent triumphs over 'Knight Ridder' prior art in appeal (theverge.com)
6258.
oDesk research team (odesk.com)
6259.
Diablo Mining Company offer to help those screwed by Bitcoinica hack (bitcointalk.org)
6260.
Offline services as discrete online "units" (techcrunch.com)
6261.
Turn, Pledge, Prestige: A good demo is a magic trick (gardaud.posterous.com)
6262.
The future of customer support (economist.com)
6263.
Kodak's secret nuclear reactor (kottke.org)
6264.
The new Reset Firefox feature is like magic (blog.mozilla.org)
6265.
New Squarepusher album (warp.net)
6266.
When Did Agile Swallow Pragmatic? (haagen.name)
6267.
Data analysis of GitHub timeline data (investuotojas.eu)
6268.
Please don’t learn to code but give it a try (codingninja.co.uk)
6269.
Russia 2045 - Avatar Project (Achieving immortality through robotics) (2045.com)
6270.
Japanese Company looking for hackers (gnsjapan.jp)