September 2007 Archive
1201.
Singularity Summit 2007 talks audio (singinst.org)
1202.
Vodafone in mobile web storm (uk.techcrunch.com)
1203.
Humans left Africa earlier than previously thought (guardian.co.uk)
1204.
Intel Mash Maker (mashmaker.intel.com)
1205.
blog.pmarca.com: Ning passes 100,000 social networks (blog.pmarca.com)
1206.
Scrum in 5 minutes (scribd.com)
1207.
"The Big O" - writer muses on the temptations of computer science (ftrain.com)
1208.
Candid Camera: The cult of Leica (newyorker.com)
1209.
Lessons from Precimark (foundread.com)
1210.
Did the big bang spawn trillions of black holes? (space.newscientist.com)
1211.
Video folly: Because every founder deserves some comic relief now and again. (foundread.com)
1212.
Can bytecodes perform well? (ola-bini.blogspot.com)
1213.
MicroISV Gets 20,000 Downloads a Day From Apple Downloads Feature (switched from Win to Mac dev) (kupuk.com)
1214.
Move over Aeron, your butt just got a new best friend (blog.modernmechanix.com)
1215.
NY Attorney General Subpoenas Facebook Over User Safety (centernetworks.com)
1216.
summary of BBOM architecture (laputan.org)
1217.
Using the internet for dissidence in Burma (news.bbc.co.uk)
1218.
9 Ways to Build Your Own Social Network (techcrunch.com)
1219.
MIT researchers develop motorless exoskeleton (technologyreview.com)
1220.
Microsoft's New Bet on Search (news.adversitement.nl)
1221.
RefactorMyCode.com Launched to help clean up your code (macournoyer.wordpress.com)
1222.
The Histogram as the Image (ironicsans.com)
1223.
interactive python unleashed (clipboarded.blogspot.com)
1224.
Tech Startups: A Safe Bet (oreillynet.com)
1225.
"As a producer and creator of content, the Long Tail is basically spelling out my doom." (thelongtail.com)
1226.
From Scratch: A NPR Radio Show About the Entrepreneurial Life (fromscratchradio.com)
1227.
Return of 1999? Dot-coms making a comeback (usatoday.com)
1228.
Cutting The FaceBook/Microsoft Deal Rumor Off At The Knees (dealbreaker.com)
1229.
In the Internet era, the most accessible information is the most valuable. (discovermagazine.com)
1230.
Oracle is stupid (ola-bini.blogspot.com)