2012 Archive
6421.
Sex in the Bathroom and the Problem of Offline Data (blog.joingrouper.com)
6422.
Focus.py (amoffat.github.com)
6423.
The Power of Introverts: A Manifesto for Quiet Brilliance (scientificamerican.com)
6424.
Why was Tanenbaum wrong in the Tanenbaum-Torvalds debates? (programmers.stackexchange.com)
6425.
Stripe's New Recurring Billing Features (stripe.com)
6426.
Is it worth selling software on Ubuntu Software Centre?
6427.
Rethinking the value of Scrabble tiles (blog.useost.com)
6428.
Overfocus on tech skills could exclude the best candidates for jobs (radar.oreilly.com)
6429.
The World’s Last Worm: A Dreaded Disease Nears Eradication (scientificamerican.com)
6430.
More Water than Ever Found on the Moon (time.com)
6431.
Google is reporting itself as a malware distributor. (google.com)
6432.
The Borderlands Gun Collector's Club (steve-yegge.blogspot.com)
6433.
Maker of Airport Body Scanners Suspected of Falsifying Software Tests (wired.com)
6434.
Build your own FPGA (blog.notdot.net)
6435.
RubyFlux: a Ruby to Java compiler (github.com)
6436.
How Twitter’s secret offer for Instagram made Facebook pay $1B (venturebeat.com)
6437.
OpenBSD 5.1 released (openbsd.org)
6438.
U.S. Government Threatens Free Speech With Calls for Twitter Censorship (eff.org)
6439.
Scaling Instragram (speakerdeck.com)
6440.
Digital Design Principles from the UK Gov (gov.uk)
6441.
1859's "Great Auroral Storm"—the week the Sun touched the earth (arstechnica.com)
6442.
How a web app can download and store over 2GB without you even knowing it (jclaes.blogspot.com)
6443.
You, Too, Can Be on the Cutting Edge of Functional Programming Research (prog21.dadgum.com)
6444.
Twitter launches new GitHub page (twitter.github.com)
6445.
Neil Armstrong, Neal Stephenson, Neil Gaiman (journal.neilgaiman.com)
6446.
Organism without a brain creates external memories for navigation (arstechnica.com)
6447.
Hidden Portals in Earth's Magnetic Field (nasa.gov)
6448.
Wireless Firms Are Flooded by Requests to Aid Surveillance (nytimes.com)
6449.
Pascal's Apology, or why computer science is complicated (carlos.bueno.org)
6450.
Learn why a message ended up in your spam folder (gmailblog.blogspot.com)