July 2013 Archive
8671.
Has MySQL finally lost its mojo? (db-engines.com)
8672.
RRDA : a REST API written in Go allowing to perform DNS queries over HTTP (github.com)
8673.
Block-Element-Modifier(BEM): Methodology of Effective Site Development (bem.info)
8674.
Using 3D Printing to Create 'Vinyl' Records (amandaghassaei.com)
8675.
Microsoft's Yammer integrates Klout social networking scores (zdnet.com)
8676.
Free Intensive 2-day Programming Bootcamp in NYC (fullstackacademy.com)
8677.
10 Hot New Boards to Watch (makezine.com)
8678.
New Tablet Could Revolutionise Kenya Education (tabletsforschools.co.uk)
8679.
Hacking 1.7 Lac SSC Results with Less Than 60 Lines of Code (quora.com)
8680.
Google backend takes the pain out of sending iOS push notifications (github.com)
8681.
The 'Edward Snowden Aviation Club' and other ways to beat US persecution (guardian.co.uk)
8682.
Pub Shows How Bitcoin Will Work For Retail (psfk.com)
8683.
Japanese Sidewalk Interfaces (engineerwithoutacause.com)
8684.
Using Ghost.py and matplotlib to visualize JavaScript's Math.random function (gregreda.com)
8685.
Graph Traversal with Clojure (hueypetersen.com)
8686.
Is “double hashing” a password less secure than just hashing it once? (stackoverflow.com)
8687.
A picture is worth a thousand words (vincentsanders.blogspot.in)
8688.
Apple applies for iWatch trademark (guardian.co.uk)
8689.
Ayn Rand on Living Rationally (partiallyexaminedlife.com)
8690.
Bell Labs: The Unix OS - Thompson, Ritchie, Kernighan, Aho, and More (youtube.com)
8691.
Thanks, but I don't want your money (simonswords.com)
8692.
Expectations versus reality in science-based oncology (sciencebasedmedicine.org)
8693.
George W. Bush on Mandela, Snowden and his legacy (cnn.com)
8694.
Learn Dart in minutes (learnxinyminutes.com)
8695.
Indian reservations (economist.com)
8696.
The Lost Tags of HTML (the-pope.com)
8697.
The web is 8000 days old today (howoldistheinter.net)
8698.
You Don’t Need Coursera to Get Started with Machine Learning (blog.bigml.com)
8699.
US rivers in the contiguous 48 (flickr.com)
8700.
Pair of PC viruses help each other survive (bbc.co.uk)