July 2013 Archive
16051.
Embarrassingly parallel (en.wikipedia.org)
16052.
Ford's F3T rapid prototyping technology could let you print your own car (theverge.com)
16053.
ZeroCater Is Hiring Hackers (jobscore.com)
16054.
Secrets And Lies (popehat.com)
16055.
Interview w/ Joyent's lead performance engineer (vividcortex.com)
16056.
Microsoft splurges on single sign ons with Active Directory update (theregister.co.uk)
16057.
After Dump, What Happens To Electronic Waste? (npr.org)
16058.
Persist.js (github.com)
16059.
Native Apps Are Killing the Hardware Revolution (tgriff3.com)
16060.
Snowden Revelations and the Great Firewall of China (medium.com)
16061.
Discover New Music & Support The Artists Who Make It With Earbits Radio (makeuseof.com)
16062.
Microsoft reports hackings linked to report by Google researcher (finance.yahoo.com)
16063.
Life Lessons, as taught by a Two-Time National Skeeball Champion (medium.com)
16064.
How Unscientific Innovation Saved Marlin Steel (fastcompany.com)
16065.
Florida may have accidentally banned computers and smartphones (games.yahoo.com)
16066.
‘Coins for Glass’ – BitPremier Lists Google Glass ()
16067.
ALAs' Summer Reading List (alistapart.com)
16068.
Advertising’s Kodak moment (medium.com)
16069.
Dropbox grows to 175M users, launches platform to ‘replace the hard drive’ (venturebeat.com)
16070.
Amazing Resources & Useful Tools for Web Designers (theultralinx.com)
16071.
How video games use architecture (architizer.com)
16072.
Dealing with your house keys while travelling (travel.stackexchange.com)
16073.
Operation troy (mcafee.com)
16074.
75% Of Buying Decisions Are Made Here (jamesclouser.com)
16075.
Cow Herding with Virtual Fences (groups.csail.mit.edu)
16076.
The Chooser, now for iOS and Android (dropbox.com)
16077.
Show HN: Egg - C++11 Parsing Expression Grammar Generator (github.com)
16078.
Ketamine for rapid treatment of bipolar and depression: a literature review (garthkroeker.blogspot.ca)
16079.
Cookie-baking robot (youtube.com)
16080.
Dropbox aims to replace the hard drive altogether (news.cnet.com)