March 2011 Archive
3721.
7.0-Magnitdue Quake Strikes Northeastern Myanmar (abcnews.go.com)
3722.
Why do fewer than 1% of startups have a full-time UX designer on staff? (52weeksofux.com)
3723.
RIM's PlayBook to run Android apps (theregister.co.uk)
3724.
The Day When the Debt Comes Due (nytimes.com)
3725.
When a Linux user buys Apple's Mac mini (bitrot.de)
3726.
AmEx's answer to PayPal/Square/etc. (serve.com)
3727.
Read the tweets of the top 100 VCs, Angels & Investors on a single page (readevery.com)
3728.
Geeknrolla live stream (bambuser.com)
3729.
Minno Makes a Splash (blog.minno.co)
3730.
HTC Thunderbolt outselling iPhone? (bgr.com)
3731.
Use git push to deploy to AWS Beanstalk, FTP and SFTP (deploy.phpfog.com)
3732.
Innovations in UI Design (fernstrategy.com)
3733.
For the New Team Lead: The First Six Things You Should Know (softwarequalityconnection.com)
3734.
Show HN: My HN November App (Quotiac) is finished. Better late than never? ()
3735.
Ayatana overlay scrollbars: new in Ubuntu "Natty" (markshuttleworth.com)
3736.
MapReduce and Parallel DBMSs: Friends or Foes? [2010] (cacm.acm.org)
3737.
Apple Australia to Refund iPad 1 Buyers (theage.com.au)
3738.
Post-mortem: the results of giving away my PHP software for free (blog.leftnode.com)
3739.
Show HN - ShoeVox: Kinect-Like Voice Control for Your PC Multimedia (blog.rsbaskin.com)
3740.
Ask HN: What load and stress testing services do you use? ()
3741.
Quicksilver is back? (qsapp.com)
3742.
Screencast: Boost your productivity with XRefresh (frontcube.com)
3743.
Agilewords: Simple, Collaborative Document Review (gigaom.com)
3744.
Lazy NCAA Bracket Generator (lazyncaa.heroku.com)
3745.
EARTHQUAKE WARNING FROM RUSSIAN INSTITUTE of PHYSICS of the EARTH (realnewsreporter.com)
3746.
Reverse Job Application for University Grad (mebassett.info)
3747.
Simpli.fi Raises over $2MM (launchdfw.com)
3748.
Scaling Apache 2.x beyond 20,000 concurrent downloads (stdlib.net)
3749.
Gmail2dropbox. Save Gmail attachments to Dropbox (github.com)
3750.
Safe nuclear does exist, and China is leading the way with thorium (telegraph.co.uk)