August 2013 Archive
10831.
Beijing introduces recycling banks that pay subway credits for bottles (theguardian.com)
10832.
Public WiFi Threats Dissected (themobilityhub.com)
10833.
Loyalty and Layoffs (heartmindcode.com)
10834.
"Jekyll" test attack sneaks through Apple App Store, wreaks havoc on iOS (networkworld.com)
10835.
The Real Neuroscience of Creativity (blogs.scientificamerican.com)
10836.
Hacks to boost your audience numbers (shoestring.com.au)
10837.
Concluding Part of Building a Hacker News clone in Django (arunrocks.com)
10838.
Diigo, A Tool For Highlighting And Adding Sticky, Gets A Facelift (techcrunch.com)
10839.
Mlog: Comfortable lightweight C++ logging library (github.com)
10840.
US denies ordering airport detention (bbc.co.uk)
10841.
Buy and sell quality journalism (pitchme.org)
10842.
Unit testing Javascript UIs (leonard.io)
10843.
Glassified: augmenting a traditional ruler with digital functionality (anirudh.me)
10844.
Securing jQuery against unintended XSS (tech.blog.box.com)
10845.
Breaking FluidNexus before Breakfast (pastebin.com)
10846.
Terrorism law watchdog calls for explanation of Miranda detention (theguardian.com)
10847.
The Unreasonable Effectiveness of Mathematics in the Natural Sciences (dartmouth.edu)
10848.
The Truth About Spike Lee and Kickstarter (kickstarter.com)
10849.
Bitcoin: A Primer for Policymakers (mercatus.org)
10850.
How big a threat is state sponsored hacking (bbc.co.uk)
10851.
Woodward effect (en.wikipedia.org)
10852.
Who would you drop everything for to be their assistant? Obama? Gates? Oprah? (svbtle.com)
10853.
University Pages: LinkedIn Launches New College Profiles (npr.org)
10854.
Amazon.com sites experiences outage; AWS, EC2 unaffected (zdnet.com)
10855.
New Malaysian hatchback sports Android IVI system (linuxgizmos.com)
10856.
Hidden classes vs jsPerf (mrale.ph)
10857.
Facebook is censoring Twitter (taoeffect.com)
10858.
4 Key Lessons from an Awesome Freelance Writing Success Story (thewritelife.com)
10859.
How Facebook Will Make Money Off Your Emotions (wired.com)
10860.
NYC based DashLocker drops customers without doormen (i.imgur.com)