June 2015 Archive
8371.
Big Intro to Rust by Felix and the Rust Team (slides) (pnkfelix.github.io)
8372.
How Uber and Lyft Are Trying to Solve America’s Carpooling Problem (time.com)
8373.
Opinion – Your Network Is Your Net Worth (techjuice.pk)
8374.
Ask HN: What do you do for fun? ()
8375.
Upgrading PostgreSQL 9.3 to 9.4 on Ubuntu (medium.com)
8376.
​Red Hat moves deeper into cloud analytics (zdnet.com)
8377.
Windows Phone has no place in Microsoft’s new mission statement (trustedreviews.com)
8378.
Conceptboard Located in Stuttgart Is Looking for Junior Front End Web Developer ()
8379.
Throwable tactical camera gets commercial release (newsoffice.mit.edu)
8380.
PHP 7.0.0 Alpha (php.net)
8381.
Dockerizing a Bloom-Based Nonces Service in 10 Minutes (arangodb.com)
8382.
Echo, a micro web framework and router, has released version 1 (labstack.com)
8383.
Full Scale JavaScript #8 (a weekly newsletter) (getrevue.co)
8384.
Work begins on totally new openSUSE release (news.opensuse.org)
8385.
I lost 60 pounds and realized two important things about eating with Google Docs (qz.com)
8386.
What publishers can learn from programmers (digitalbookworld.com)
8387.
Origins of Ctrl-C, X and V (2002) (boards.straightdope.com)
8388.
Gay marriage legal nationwide (businessinsider.com)
8389.
Supreme Court affirms right to gay marriage (yahoo.com)
8390.
Where should a talented 20 year-old developer go? ()
8391.
Celebrating 10 years of WordPress.com – Automattic (en.blog.wordpress.com)
8392.
Google's project Soli (engadget.com)
8393.
DECKO – A slim sixty-LED watch that bares its parts on a circuit board face (kickstarter.com)
8394.
Why the Bitcoin Blockchain Beats Out Competitors (americanbanker.com)
8395.
Reading code by asking questions (2014) (drmaciver.com)
8396.
How America achieved full marriage equality (i.imgur.com)
8397.
​Lenovo 'exploring' retro ThinkPad revival (zdnet.com)
8398.
MMIX (en.wikipedia.org)
8399.
GPU Accelerators Radically Boost SQL Queries ()
8400.
Who Needs GPS? The Forgotten Story of Etak's Amazing 1985 Car Navigation System (fastcompany.com)