June 2015 Archive
20191.
Adam Savage Interviews 'The Martian' Author Andy Weir (youtube.com)
20192.
Samsung patented a laptop-smartphone dock with dual OSes (engadget.com)
20193.
Glamorous prom dresses (hedy.co.uk)
20194.
Event Stream as a Message Queue (codeopinion.com)
20195.
Entrepreneurs should strike a balance between old and new (techcrunch.com)
20196.
How YouTube's messed up views bother people (youtube.com)
20197.
Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff: I don't see a tech bubble (money.cnn.com)
20198.
Are You Ready for the Millennial Introvert? (jobularity.com)
20199.
Fallout 4's November 10th Release Date Confirmed (thesixthaxis.com)
20200.
Surprise, Google Restores the Old Bookmarks Manager in Chrome (ghacks.net)
20201.
Your Brain Actually Doesn’t Suck at Passwords (motherboard.vice.com)
20202.
Official NASA Merchandise (thespaceshop.com)
20203.
Best Task Management List for iPhone by Apppicker (bit.ly)
20204.
Arab women show the way with computer science aptitude (gulfnews.com)
20205.
Show HN: Cara – Capnproto Alternative RPC API (github.com)
20206.
Graduation speech dedicated for young immigrants. “We belong” (youtu.be)
20207.
The Vita is HACKED Native Homebrew and more finally possible (hackinformer.com)
20208.
Why did Borland fail? (quora.com)
20209.
App indexing will fix app search, but Google and Apple are using it differently (thenextweb.com)
20210.
Hierarchical process memory: memory as an integral component of info processing (cell.com)
20211.
Le Black Ivory, le café le plus cher du monde, vient des éléphants (referencement-internet-web.com)
20212.
The empathy paradox (eloudesign.com)
20213.
You're probably using the wrong dictionary (jsomers.net)
20214.
Startup meetup in Mauritius (eventbrite.com)
20215.
Interactive Real-time earthquake map (projects.oregonlive.com)
20216.
My first 3D printed model with M3D (dangtrinh.com)
20217.
OPM data offered for sale on the Dark Web (securityaffairs.co)
20218.
OpenSSL Patch (ftp.openbsd.org)
20219.
Barons of King John of England – The Magna Carta – Genius (genius.com)
20220.
UK firm launches emoji alternative to Pin codes (bbc.com)