Japanese women like protected sites
(chicagotribune.com)
September 2008 Archive
871.
872.
Clever comic strip explains Wall St. meltdown
(slideshare.net)
874.
875.
Manifesto of the Programmer Liberation Front
(alarmingdevelopment.org)
876.
877.
Legal digital music is commercial suicide
(theregister.co.uk)
878.
Creating Startups in Gray Areas
(centernetworks.com)
879.
Oops, Google's Knol Won't Be Killing Wikipedia After All
(alleyinsider.com)
880.
4 Startups + 4 Months + 4 People = Mayhem
(technation.com.au)
882.
883.
Goodbye mocks, Farewell stubs
(weblogs.asp.net)
884.
How software can be resilient to recession
(cloudave.com)
885.
886.
Technology recruitment in an early start-up
(inter-sections.net)
887.
888.
The Success of Kayak.com
(fastcompany.com)
889.
RescueTime Proving Useful For The Enterprise, Raises $900k
(techcrunch.com)
890.
Light throws a curve ball
(st-andrews.ac.uk)
891.
JavaScript in Chrome
(ejohn.org)
892.
Techcrunch 50 Live Stream
(techcrunch.com)
893.
894.
Bret on Social Games: Starting a Games Company in a Recession
(bretterrill.com)
895.
896.
897.
Monkey-Patch Which Prohibits Monkey-Patching
(gilesbowkett.blogspot.com)
898.
Large Hadron Collider forced to halt
(news.bbc.co.uk)
899.
Angry IT workers: A ticking time bomb?
(infoworld.com)
900.
Famous Awk One-Liners Explained, Part I
(catonmat.net)