June 2010 Archive
751.
The Tech Press Turns on Microsoft's Ballmer (newsweek.com)
752.
Apple says no Internet for those younger than 17 (ajaimk.com)
753.
Ask HN: Can startup founders afford to spend time on "hobbies"?
754.
Android Developers Blog: Exercising Our Remote Application Removal Feature (android-developers.blogspot.com)
755.
In Case They Didn't Come Back From the Moon (motherboard.tv)
756.
Posterous Unveils Pages (blog.posterous.com)
757.
What Twitter needs to add next (mnmlist.com)
758.
OpenPCR - open source biotech on your desktop (kickstarter.com)
759.
Python Internals: Adding a new statement to Python (eli.thegreenplace.net)
760.
Rands in Repose: Chill (randsinrepose.com)
761.
My Dad Hacks for a Higher Cause (davewaldman.com)
762.
Three-dimensional literals in C++ (xs4all.nl)
763.
More one-liners from commandlinefu explained (catonmat.net)
764.
IAmA theoretical physicist. Ask me anything (via reddit) (reddit.com)
765.
Intrinsic motivation doesn't exist (researchnews.osu.edu)
766.
Is 17 the most "random" number? (scienceblogs.com)
767.
Polyphasic Sleep: Facts and Myths (supermemo.com)
768.
London Met Police lab uses "electrical network frequency analysis" (ENF) (theregister.co.uk)
769.
Google Has Own $26.5bil Trading Floor, Predicts Market With Search Data? (ozcarguide.com)
770.
π% of 1337 ≈ 42 (wolframalpha.com)
771.
IPad 3G owners account information compromised (bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
772.
Space Nazi Trailers Draw Crowd Funding for Iron Sky Movie (wired.com)
773.
Apple pulls an Adobe, requires Apple Quicktime player but won't support it (rjsteinert.com)
774.
A 10-minute description of how Judy arrays work and why they are so fast (judy.sourceforge.net)
775.
Poll: What web server do you use?
776.
Working at Google - the first 6 months (dondodge.typepad.com)
777.
A Bit of Heresy: Functional Languages are Overrated (benrady.com)
778.
Ask HN: Average coder at dead-end. What now?
779.
U.S.'s $13 Trillion Debt Poised to Overtake GDP (preview.bloomberg.com)
780.
Freeing Europe's top tech talent to build pioneering companies (hackfwd.com)