The Silver Thief: a smart burglar who perfected his craft
(stephenjdubner.com)
December 2009 Archive
91.
92.
Joel Inc., Stackoverflow Careers and Jumping Shark
(cforcoding.com)
93.
CommonJS effort sets JavaScript on path for world domination
(arstechnica.com)
94.
Startup Therapy: Questions to ask yourself every month
(blog.asmartbear.com)
95.
Thorium, the New Green Nuke
(wired.com)
96.
Travel by cargo ship around the world
(transitionsabroad.com)
97.
How To Make The World's Easiest $1 Billion
(businessinsider.com)
98.
Sci-fi author and Crysis 2 writer Peter Watts beaten, arrested at US border
(hellforge.gameriot.com)
99.
USB wall outlet - new standard for DC plugs?
(store.fastmac.com)
100.
My latest flash game, Robokill 2
(rocksolidarcade.com)
101.
The decline of the MBA will cut off the supply of bullshit
(economist.com)
102.
Mathjax
(mathjax.com)
103.
Web Sockets Now Available In Google Chrome
(blog.chromium.org)
104.
SF author Greg Egan reviews Avatar
(gregegan.net)
105.
Erlang Creator Joe Armstrong Wants to Ditch AJAX, Loves Chrome's New Web Sockets
(groups.google.com)
106.
Why programmers are not paid in proportion to their productivity
(johndcook.com)
107.
108.
Zsh: The last shell you will ever need
(friedcpu.wordpress.com)
110.
IKEA: Flat-pack accounting (2006)
(economist.com)
112.
113.
Y Combinator Startup Library
(ycombinator.com)
114.
An astrophysicist reviews the science of "Avatar".
(aintitcool.com)
115.
Hacker News reader for iPhone (new native app)
(michaelgrinich.com)
116.
Spirit Gets Stuck, Makes a Big Discovery
(science.nasa.gov)
117.
Machine Translates Thoughts into Speech in Real Time
(physorg.com)
118.
4chan Founder “moot” to Speak at TED
(gigaom.com)
119.
Why I Stopped Throwing Out Junk Mail
(byrnehobart.com)
120.
Comet is dead, long live websockets
(armstrongonsoftware.blogspot.com)