July 2011 Archive
241.
Unix V5, OpenBSD, Plan 9, FreeBSD, and GNU implementations of echo.c (gist.github.com)
242.
Anonymous hacks Booz Allen Hamilton, US military contractor, 90k logins dumped (thepiratebay.org)
243.
Plot thickens in Airbnb vacation rental horror story (travel.usatoday.com)
244.
The Capacitive Button Cult Must Be Stopped (ignorethecode.net)
245.
Full Screen Google Task (mail.google.com)
246.
Learn JavaScript (stackoverflow.com)
247.
Why I Sold My Startup to Google (danshapiro.com)
248.
Bookstore Chain Borders is Dead (blogs.wsj.com)
249.
Monkeys Don't Do Fair Use; News Agency Tells Techdirt To Remove Photos (techdirt.com)
250.
Persona - A concept email client (personamail.info)
251.
On Safety: A Word From Airbnb (techcrunch.com)
252.
Time to Close the Security Theater (blogs.forbes.com)
253.
RIAA Accounting: How To Sell 1 Million Albums And Still Owe $500,000 (techdirt.com)
254.
Which Fish: With fish stocks under pressure, which are okay to eat? (whichfish.org)
255.
Explosion in central Oslo (bbc.co.uk)
256.
Isostick: the USB memory stick that thinks it’s an optical drive (extremetech.com)
257.
Dropbox Raising Massive Round at a $5B-Plus Valuation (techcrunch.com)
258.
A few days of programming on iOS and Android illustrates a vast difference. (plus.google.com)
259.
Realtime image processing in Python (morepypy.blogspot.com)
260.
Get $40k grant for your startup. Live in Chile for 6 months. (startupchile.org)
261.
Dealing with Timezones in Python (lucumr.pocoo.org)
262.
When free markets make it worse: new TLDs (blog.asmartbear.com)
263.
CSS Lint is harmful (mattwilcox.net)
264.
Bash on Balls: an MVC web framework for Bash, powered by netcat (github.com)
265.
All NeXT Inc.'s Plant Lacks Is Orders (1990) (nytimes.com)
266.
New Khan Academy Exercise Framework Is Live (ejohn.org)
267.
When operating "at web scale", users often simply don't have "real names" (plus.google.com)
268.
The Massive Mystery In Google's Finances (siliconvalleywatcher.com)
269.
Ask Patrick McKenzie (patio11) anything (anyasq.com)
270.
Linus Torvalds proposes a change to the Git commit object format (spinics.net)