June 2011 Archive
3751.
Why Windows 8 Isn't a Direct Response to the iPad (reply.judofyr.net)
3752.
More User-centric Routes: Rails 2 (collectiveidea.com)
3753.
Mashape Goes Beta; Lets You Monetize Your APIs In A Click (techcrunch.com)
3754.
Founder Uncertainty is Inevitable (businessinsider.com)
3755.
Strike Three: Another US Military Contractor Has Been Hit By Hackers (nakedsecurity.sophos.com)
3756.
Groupon Files for IPO (online.wsj.com)
3757.
Web font hosting services - An Overview (sprungmarker.de)
3758.
Sony hacked again (boingboing.net)
3759.
The Rise of GitHub (w/ commit numbers and graphs) (redmonk.com)
3760.
Monitor any web app resource usage with DotCloud + Server Density (blog.dotcloud.com)
3761.
Mashape - API Marketplace for Cloud based Services (mashape.com)
3762.
Cisco & US Govt conspired to jail man on false charges - Supreme Justice rules (vancouversun.com)
3763.
HNSearch (hnsearch.com)
3764.
Legal Outsourcing Firms Creating Jobs for American Lawyers (nytimes.com)
3765.
A decent Vim statusline primer (got-ravings.blogspot.com)
3766.
Help us find a programmer ()
3767.
Apps to attend/present at Seattle Startup Riot 2011 now open (startupriot.com)
3768.
If Groupon Is Right, Hyperlocal Sites Are In Trouble (blogs.forbes.com)
3769.
When You Go Hunting for Psychopaths, They Turn Up Everywhere (healthland.time.com)
3770.
German Internet companies - where are they? (dw-world.de)
3771.
We Have A Weiner (hackerfactor.com)
3772.
Jack Dorsey talk at Stanford (ecorner.stanford.edu)
3773.
9 Ways to Connect with Angel Investors & Venture Capitalists (startupfriends.com)
3774.
Poor countries can end up benefiting when their brightest citizens emigrate (economist.com)
3775.
Windows logo planted on upcoming Apple Store in Germany (video) (engadget.com)
3776.
Contributor Agreements Considered Harmful (oscon.com)
3777.
The Myth of the Sole Inventor (papers.ssrn.com)
3778.
Plug All of Your Leaks Or You Will Die (jamesaltucher.com)
3779.
When Will Apple Release the iPhone 5? (blog.recordedfuture.com)
3780.
If the Internet gave free back rubs... (guardian.co.uk)