October 2008 Archive
601.
Dostoevsky on the dangers of science (thomas.broxrost.com)
602.
Cybercrime Supersite 'DarkMarket' Was FBI Sting, Documents Confirm (blog.wired.com)
603.
Girls geek out over dinner (news.bbc.co.uk)
604.
Segway's new hyperdirectional RMP robot (blog.makezine.com)
605.
OCaml kicks ass on Tim Bray's Wide Finder 2 benchmark challenge. Again. (eigenclass.org)
606.
Hedge Fund Boss Retires at 37. Thanks "Idiot Traders" (guardian.co.uk)
607.
Rackspace Acquires Slicehost and JungleDisk: Challenges Amazon's Could Computing Services (readwriteweb.com)
608.
The Problem With Zoints (a look at a failed start-up) (unalone.net)
609.
Why Don't You Do Some Work? (shankman.com)
610.
Expanding the Cloud: Microsoft Windows Server on Amazon EC2 (allthingsdistributed.com)
611.
Sorting a million 32-bit integers in 2MB of RAM using Python (neopythonic.blogspot.com)
612.
The myth of RGB: To represent all colors you'd need negative red (mathpages.com)
613.
12 Tools To Decrease Website Load Times (dailyartisan.com)
614.
Why you're drawn to mobile development (railspikes.com)
615.
Ultra-Chaining with jQuery (ejohn.org)
616.
Brain's reaction to hand transplant (sciencenews.org)
617.
Shuttleworth - GNOME usability hackfest (markshuttleworth.com)
618.
Startup Depression Suppression (blog.weatherby.net)
619.
Bank Loans Have Not 'Dried Up' (cato.org)
620.
The product manager's lament (why do I have to rewrite specs five times?) (startuplessonslearned.blogspot.com)
621.
50 Excellent AJAX Tutorials (smashingmagazine.com)
622.
Alexis Ohanian at Business of Software 2008 [video] (network.businessofsoftware.org)
623.
Ruby Tools Roundup, reviewing 10 tools that can make your project better (devver.net)
624.
Tribler Set to Make BitTorrent Sites Obsolete (torrentfreak.com)
625.
Merb's run_later Coming to a Thread-safe Rails Near You (paperplanes.de)
626.
131 Rails Apps Launched This Past Weekend; You Get To Vote For The Best (techcrunch.com)
627.
Ask YC: Feedback on our startup/application ()
628.
The Economics of Happiness (adbusters.org)
629.
Is OpenID Too Confusing? (lifehacker.com)
630.
Cognitive abilities of 11-years-olds are up to three years behind where they were in 1975. (uk.news.yahoo.com)