August 2012 Archive
211.
Be More Productive. Take Time Off. (nytimes.com)
212.
A tale of the supreme competence of Neil Armstrong (aei-ideas.org)
213.
Internet Archive Starts Seeding 1,398,875 Torrents (torrentfreak.com)
214.
TechCrunch is a bully (lanewood.me)
215.
Pricing Experiments (conversionxl.com)
216.
Show HN: We Use That. What startups use to get stuff done (weusethat.com)
217.
Controversial programming opinions (programmers.blogoverflow.com)
218.
Airbnb Releases Infinity.js: A Javascript Library for Smoother Scrolling (airbnb.github.com)
219.
This file's a Win Executable, PDF, Java executable (or Python script), and HTML (code.google.com)
220.
Flynn’s IQ (bryanappleyard.com)
221.
HBO cuts the cord, brings streaming-only service to Europe (arstechnica.com)
222.
In China, the rich and powerful can hire body doubles to do their prison time (slate.com)
223.
PG: The Art of Funding a Startup is now free on Amazon (amazon.com)
224.
Why Ratings Systems Don't Work (goodfil.ms)
225.
Germany: Facebook must destroy its facial recognition database (arstechnica.com)
226.
Erlang programmer’s view on Curiosity Rover software (jlouisramblings.blogspot.com)
227.
Design Tricks Facebook Uses To Affect Your Privacy Decisions (techcrunch.com)
228.
Don’t drink the startup Kool-Aid – just find a problem and try to solve it (venturevillage.eu)
229.
Amit’s Thoughts on Grids (www-cs-students.stanford.edu)
230.
Surprise: People hate being forced to use Facebook (dailycred.tumblr.com)
231.
Back up your precious files on ordinary paper (ollydbg.de)
232.
Mars to Earth at an average of 29 kbits/s (mars.jpl.nasa.gov)
233.
Windows 8 Tells Microsoft Everything You Install, Not Very Securely. (log.nadim.cc)
234.
The morning mail is my enemy (lettersofnote.com)
235.
IBM unveils z-series with 5.5 GHz CPU and hardware transactional memory. (www-03.ibm.com)
236.
Your Words are Wasted (hanselman.com)
237.
Grid (YC S12) Reinvents The Spreadsheet For The Tablet Age (techcrunch.com)
238.
I'm Not Japanese (sachagreif.com)
239.
UK threaten to enter Ecuadorian embassy and arrest Julian Assange (bbc.co.uk)
240.
Firefox 15 available to download, finally fixes add-on memory leak (extremetech.com)