September 2007 Archive
211.
Where are the Indian hackers? (technologyreview.com)
212.
7 Reasons Why Microsoft is Doomed (askreamaor.com)
213.
Living Your Dreams, in a Manner of Speaking - Lucid Dreaming (nytimes.com)
214.
Virtualmin GPL EC2 image (webmin.com)
215.
Squash the Bug, Then Close the Window (blogs.xobni.com)
216.
Finally, a video of what Xobni actually does (xobni.com)
217.
Original Macintosh User Manual (everything needed an explanation) (peterme.com)
218.
5 things that make your social network monetize like crap (andrewchen.typepad.com)
219.
Notes on CouchDB, a distributed document DB in Erlang (blog.leetsoft.com)
220.
What kernel hackers look like - Kernel Summit 2007 group photo (lwn.net)
221.
Reshaping the Architecture of Memory (nytimes.com)
222.
End of Tor: Rogue Nodes Turn Tor Anonymizer Into Eavesdropper's Paradise (wired.com)
223.
Valleywag: I'm too sexy for my install script (valleywag.com)
224.
Interesting visualisations of complex data (visualcomplexity.com)
225.
The X-Y Problem (wooledge.org)
226.
Google launches JavaScript API that allows you to write back (ajaxian.com)
227.
Who's With Gwyneth? The Google Guy (nytimes.com)
228.
Screen Shots And Feature Overview of Delicious 2.0 Preview (techcrunch.com)
229.
What qualities are important in choosing someone to hire or finding a partner to work with ()
230.
Crazy Questions at Google Job Interview (tihomir.org)
231.
Ask news.yc: How do I break up with my co-founder? ()
232.
Startup Question: Why Venture Capital for Web Startup? ()
233.
How do you attract smart people to work at your startup? ()
234.
IP address - locality resolution suggestions ()
235.
When you are born, you know nothing (wired.com)
236.
Great interview with Erlang developer: Importance of being Erlang (builderau.com.au)
237.
I'm giving away free ad space for early startups (selfdebugging.com)
238.
"How many of the top 20 visited Web sites of August 2003 are still in that ranking? Nine" (online.wsj.com)
239.
Astronomy: Clever hack gets 2x Hubble's resolution, from the ground (msnbc.msn.com)
240.
Ponoko: personal manufacturing. This makes more sense in the near term than fab@home (ponoko.com)