September 2012 Archive
4621.
Analyzing Twitter Data with Hadoop (cloudera.com)
4622.
Aieron - Disabled Gaming (twitch.tv)
4623.
Escalation: China cyberattacks hit Japan in island row: police (phys.org)
4624.
Darpa combines human brains and 120-megapixel cameras (extremetech.com)
4625.
Groupon launches its own Square-like payment service for merchants (theverge.com)
4626.
Dijkstra, Dantzig, and Shortest Paths (stegua.github.com)
4627.
How Makerbots Replicator2 Will Launch an Era of Desktop Manufacturing (wired.com)
4628.
IOS 6 Introduces a New Non-Permanent Advertising Identifier (reddit.com)
4629.
Jumping up the curve (quibb.com)
4630.
5 Unconventional Brainstorming Tricks Your Startup Should Try (onboardly.com)
4631.
Patterns Could Be the Next Minecraft (ign.com)
4632.
Victoria Walker, 11-Year-Old, Wins $20,000 At AT&T Hackathon (huffingtonpost.com)
4633.
GitHub: Please give us back the old, informative news feed ()
4634.
Who Competes With Google Search? Just Amazon, Apple And Facebook (forbes.com)
4635.
Apache Wicket: small auth^2 example with Spring & Hibernate (github.com)
4636.
Devops, culture and pirate speak at 99designs (99designs.com)
4637.
The disappearing web: Information decay is eating away our history (gigaom.com)
4638.
Silicon Valley Dynasty Adapts to Fast-and-Cheap Startups (technologyreview.com)
4639.
Web Sites with Embedded Command Lines (hanselman.com)
4640.
Blackberry is more secure than iOS & Android for work (securelist.com)
4641.
Stack Exchange and Google partner with US government to battle bogus patents (theverge.com)
4642.
Ruby Security Reviewer's Guide (code.google.com)
4643.
Why Apple can not afford to mess up maps (technologyreview.com)
4644.
Microsoft Announces YouthSpark (thenextweb.com)
4645.
Wal-Mart drops Amazon Kindle products (washingtonpost.com)
4646.
High-performance bit-compressed std::vector replacement (github.com)
4647.
iOS 6 Already On 15% Of Devices 24 Hours After Release (techcrunch.com)
4648.
NASA investing in self-building spaceship research (vr-zone.com)
4649.
Avatara: OLAP for Web-scale Analytics Products (engineering.linkedin.com)
4650.
Oracle Database suffers from "stealth password cracking vulnerability" (arstechnica.com)