July 2013 Archive
9001.
Apple TV and Time Warner (thefrustum.com)
9002.
And you thought SF cabs were bad? SF Development Problems (pandodaily.com)
9003.
Show HN: Flat-UI for Mintty/Cygwin Terminal (github.com)
9004.
The Importance of GeoCities and Bob Ross (simonsarris.com)
9005.
Double Fine splits Broken Age Kickstarter game in half to fund completion (gamasutra.com)
9006.
What's the most ridiculous game dev request you've ever received? (gamasutra.com)
9007.
Moto X: Better than Instant (techtainian.com)
9008.
I was an affirmative action 'imposter' (cnn.com)
9009.
Developers favour Firefox OS over BB10? (itworldcanada.com)
9010.
Creative Entrepreneurship (kbsp.vc)
9011.
Congrats Digg for Rescuing Me From Feedly (nakedcapitalism.com)
9012.
Ubisoft hacked: Usernames, passwords breached (scmagazine.com.au)
9013.
VCs Confident In Bitcoin’s Bright Future, Despite Unknowns (techcrunch.com)
9014.
Astronaut in space successfully controls robot rover on Earth (robohub.org)
9015.
Rep. Barton ‘disappointed’ by Google Glass privacy answers (blogs.marketwatch.com)
9016.
Hire the Right Type of VP Marketing (saastr.com)
9017.
Somehow, Tim Schafer's Adventure Game Kickstarter Needs More Money (kotaku.com)
9018.
German stock exchange to allow trade in cloud computing capacity (blogs.wsj.com)
9019.
Easy Gmail Encryption right from the Browser (fixedbyvonnie.com)
9020.
What a Great VP Sales Actually Does. Where The Magic Is. And When to Hire One. (saastr.com)
9021.
3D-Printed Foot Lets Crippled Duck Walk Again (mashable.com)
9022.
The Series A Round is the New Series B Round (jeff.a16z.com)
9023.
If my team has low skill, should I lower the skill of my code? (programmers.stackexchange.com)
9024.
Simon Peyton Jones on Adventures with types (Podcast) (skillsmatter.com)
9025.
Why viewers aren't 'appy with a second-screen sell (businessspectator.com.au)
9026.
Cfpb/django-nudge - Gently push content from development to production. (github.com)
9027.
We're all nodes on the network (keithschacht.com)
9028.
Introducing sources.debian.net (upsilon.cc)
9029.
Vibrating Train Windows Will Soon Transmit Ads Directly Into Your Skull (adweek.com)
9030.
Nuodb - The Elastically Scalable Cloud Database (nuodb.com)