December 2012 Archive
10681.
Weak,Soft and Phantom References - When & When Not To Use (javaadvent.com)
10682.
Italian politician vandalized Wikipedia about the CERN slides in ComicSans (wikiwatchdog.com)
10683.
FB/GOOG Take Over Apple’s App Store, Poke Hits #1 A Day After Its Release (techcrunch.com)
10684.
Making a mountain out of a mountain of data - making of NYT Snow Fall 3d Flyover (chartsnthings.tumblr.com)
10685.
On truths, dreams, confessions--and the iPhone (news.cnet.com)
10686.
Why Bootstrap Works: The easy stuff should be easy (threads2.scripting.com)
10687.
"Halo 4 for iPhone" Passes App Store Reviewers (latimes.com)
10688.
GitLab (gitlab.org)
10689.
Coding with Notch (from Minecraft: The Story of Mojang) (youtube.com)
10690.
Strive for understanding, not for grades (blog.karthikv.net)
10691.
What's new in Active Record (blog.remarkablelabs.com)
10692.
Quantum Stealth (hyperstealth.com)
10693.
The mighty downfall of Japan's tech giants (aljazeera.com)
10694.
How can I get out of own head as only developer on a project? (arstechnica.com)
10695.
Creating hadoop cluster in amazon VPC (xmsxmx.com)
10696.
Haxe/NME 3.5.0 released (haxenme.org)
10697.
Ten Thousand Hours (blog.ideasthenlemonade.com)
10698.
Show HN: Private photo & video sharing app, Pear (cultofmac.com)
10699.
Colleges Pay to Protect Students from Toxic Google Results (blogs.wsj.com)
10700.
2012 in Review: EFF’s Fight Against Secret Surveillance Law (eff.org)
10701.
Notes on “Double Your Freelancing Rate” book (blog.nimblegecko.com)
10702.
Why Malls Are Getting Mauled (jeff.a16z.com)
10703.
The 6502 overflow flag explained mathematically (arcfn.com)
10704.
UK court rules against Motorola’s “sync messages” patent (arstechnica.com)
10705.
If a password is compromised, is a "similar" password also compromised? (superuser.com)
10706.
Seeing Software Complexity (blakesmith.me)
10707.
Experimenting with Your Privacy, Facebook Begins Selling Access to Your Inbox (eff.org)
10708.
PACKTPUB two ebooks for $5. (packtpub.com)
10709.
OrientDB 1.3 released (orientdb.org)
10710.
Zero day holes found in popular online games (scmagazine.com.au)