August 2012 Archive
871.
What college rankings really tell us (newyorker.com)
872.
STL Hackathon Canceled After Social Backlash (philipithomas.com)
873.
Show HN: Deadman.io - a digital dead man's switch (deadman.io)
874.
Show HN: SendRail - Easy P2P File Transfer From The Desktop (sendrail.com)
875.
Why Self-Track? The Possibility of Hard-to-Explain Change (quantifiedself.com)
876.
Hackers got access to Matt Honan's iCloud account by calling Apple Support (twitter.com)
877.
Google to buy Frommer's (online.wsj.com)
878.
Javascript Tips for Non-Specialists (omniti.com)
879.
Steve Mann's unanswered letter to McDonalds' Head of Customer Services (eyetap.blogspot.com)
880.
Rails, callbacks, workers, and the race you never expected to lose (logicalfriday.com)
881.
How Your Creepy Ex-Co-Workers Will Kill Facebook (quod.lib.umich.edu)
882.
PeerTalk: iOS and OS X Cocoa library for communicating over USB (rsms.me)
883.
Bringing Google+ to work (googleenterprise.blogspot.com)
884.
Everyday.me (YC S12) - an "Evernote for Your Life" (techcrunch.com)
885.
First High-Resolution Color Mosaic of Curiosity's Mastcam Images (nasa.gov)
886.
Stanford’s Self-Driving Car Tears It Up On Racetrack – Tops 120 MPH (singularityhub.com)
887.
School of Hard Knocks: ‘How Children Succeed,’ by Paul Tough (nytimes.com)
888.
Tapbots: Don't Panic (tapbots.com)
889.
The Science of Serif vs Sans Serif Type (alexpoole.info)
890.
Inside FundersClub (YC S12) The Equity Crowdfunding Platform (techcrunch.com)
891.
When Microsoft Threatened to Sue Us Over the Letter “E” (steveblank.com)
892.
Google’s Self-Driving Cars Are Going to Change Everything (vancouverdata.blogspot.com)
893.
Show HN: Olympics Ranking Adjusted by Population (Evening Project) (moshayedi.net)
894.
Free Living Arrangements Offered to Startup Founders in Kansas City (homesforhackers.com)
895.
Show & Thank HN: my friday night project turns into a venture (postcongress.io)
896.
What Ouya Isn't (games.hazzens.com)
897.
Updated: We’ve Deleted Our Facebook Page (blog.limitedrun.com)
898.
University of Reddit (ureddit.com)
899.
Wristwatch in only HTML/CSS (codepen.io)
900.
SmartThings: Make Your World Smarter (kickstarter.com)