July 2009 Archive
8071.
To ESB or not to ESB (blog.mulesource.org)
8072.
Python-MagickWand or How to Work With Icons (benjamin-schweizer.de)
8073.
Active DNS filtering at DTAG? (benjamin-schweizer.de)
8074.
Gliffy Unveils the First Online Diagramming API (readwriteweb.com)
8075.
Interactive Voice Add Uses Your Phone for Personalization (excitementliveshere.com)
8076.
DevCentral Weekly Roundup Episode 96 - The Magic Box (devcentral.f5.com)
8077.
Over-engineered products (hypecycles.wordpress.com)
8078.
"Bank" has always been a four-letter word (etext.virginia.edu)
8079.
Black Hat Researcher On Cloud Computing's Vulnerabilities (informationweek.com)
8080.
Bootstrapping: Weapons of Mass Reconstruction (newmarksdoor.typepad.com)
8081.
Compilers, assembly, binary - chicken and egg? (lists.ximian.com)
8082.
An Illustrated Guide to Cryptographic Hashes (unixwiz.net)
8083.
A visualization of the United States Patent and Trademark Office data (ip.typologies.org)
8084.
Princeton University looking for web developer for OSS project (groups.google.com)
8085.
Windows Mobile Race to Market Challenge (mobilethisdeveloper.com)
8086.
Putting a Pricetag on eHarmony, Facebook, LinkedIn & Tesla Motors (pehub.com)
8087.
Scala Migrations (OSS from Sony Pictures Imageworks) (code.google.com)
8088.
Windows Mobile becomes Windows Phone (theinquirer.net)
8089.
Inside the World’s Busiest Air Traffic Control Tower (wired.com)
8090.
The VC Confidence Problem (pehub.com)
8091.
Behind Microsoft-Yahoo: The Online Economics of Scale (bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
8092.
Truly Free People Search (vantaseek.com)
8093.
Mu: A Lightweight JavaScript Library for Facebook Connect (github.com)
8094.
Top 4 Reverse Cell Phone Lookup Services Reviews (phonelookupreviews.govtdatabase.com)
8095.
Cloud security depends on the human element (blogs.zdnet.com)
8096.
Raid Cycle (How trolls attack websites) (insurgen.info)
8097.
Internet marketing industry news. Leased software, email campaigns (boldendeavours.com)
8098.
Tell PG: I hate that job listings have no comments ()
8099.
Chinese Firm Writes First SMS Worm (darknet.org.uk)
8100.
Stupid mistakes: Remember to check the obvious (blog.abrahamvegh.com)