2012 Archive
18961.
Show HN: My weekend project: Chrome Series Guide, with ThePiratebay integration (schizoduckie.github.com)
18962.
Rare-earth mining rises again in United States (arstechnica.com)
18963.
WWDC 2012 Keynote (events.apple.com.edgesuite.net)
18964.
YouTube-MP3 Fights Google With Lawyers and 220K+ Signature Petition (torrentfreak.com)
18965.
Vaccines Could Be Emailed and Printed at Home (mashable.com)
18966.
"If we can use your details to legally make a profit, we probably will." (addons.mozilla.org)
18967.
What is LESS CSS? Hints and tips (blog.bugsense.com)
18968.
Show HN: TheElevatorGame.com results (joshrweinstein.com)
18969.
A conversation with Bill Gates on the future of education (chronicle.com)
18970.
Sandman Pricing (tbray.org)
18971.
The Lowly Button Gets an Upgrade (gizmodo.com.au)
18972.
Mars is safe from radiation – but the trip there isn't (newscientist.com)
18973.
Benefits of a Git-backed Blog (davidsweetman.com)
18974.
Google will abandon Android (ceklog.kindel.com)
18975.
Javascript emulator for Notch's DCPU-16 (jazzychad.net)
18976.
Google Drive Terms Of Service Let Google Do Whatever It Likes With Your Files (cultofmac.com)
18977.
Automatic Remote Image Loading In an iOS Table View Controller (blog.parse.com)
18978.
Hacker News Tokyo Japan Meetup #16 – Thursday 27th of September, 2012 (makeleaps.jp)
18979.
Trekking the Grand Canyon for Google Maps (googleblog.blogspot.com)
18980.
This service lets you use Netflix, Pandora, Hulu, and Rdio from any country (thenextweb.com)
18981.
I Want to Work for Khan (khanacade.me)
18982.
Sencha Touch 2 Allows Developers to Code iOS Apps With Windows PCs (readwriteweb.com)
18983.
Siasto (YC S11) Draws Nearer To The Holy Grail Of Project Management Software (techcrunch.com)
18984.
Hacking the Kindle Touch (wiki.mobileread.com)
18985.
Droplings for Mac (droplings.com)
18986.
How To Win As Second Mover (blog.eladgil.com)
18987.
Braintree Launches in Australia (braintreepayments.com)
18988.
Which consultants built Romney's "Project Orca?" None of them (arstechnica.com)
18989.
Astronomers puzzled over huge black hole in the middle of small galaxy (arstechnica.com)
18990.
An accelerometer so good that only quantum mechanics limits it (arstechnica.com)