August 2011 Archive
391.
$25 PC alpha board successfully runs Linux (geek.com)
392.
Stypi (YC S11) Is Etherpad Reborn (techcrunch.com)
393.
HTC sues Apple over everything (gigaom.com)
394.
Results from Assembly Summer 2011 (assembly.org)
395.
Flash: 99% Bad (useit.com)
396.
The economics of good looks (economist.com)
397.
How to sell: tips from a marketing guy who can actually sell something (bostinnovation.com)
398.
H.R.1981, the end of online privacy as we know it. (spideroak.com)
399.
No Server Required - Jekyll & Amazon S3 (allthingsdistributed.com)
400.
Try D3 Now - D3 Visualization Tutorial (christopheviau.com)
401.
Why Apple employees avoid getting in the elevator with Steve Jobs (venturebeat.com)
402.
Science Exchange (YC S11): A Central Database For Core Research Facilities (techcrunch.com)
403.
Google: Patently Absurd (daringfireball.net)
404.
Sublime Text 2 (Build 2111) gets vi key bindings, indent guides (sublimetext.com)
405.
Groupon is the next Madoff, except big iBanks helped it rob investors (glgroup.com)
406.
PyPy - We need Software Transactional Memory (morepypy.blogspot.com)
407.
Airbnb Offers Unconditional Apology, And $50,000 Insurance Guarantee (techcrunch.com)
408.
Randi Zuckerberg Runs in the Wrong Direction on Pseudonymity Online (eff.org)
409.
PyCon 2012 (us.pycon.org)
410.
Protocol Buffers, Avro, Thrift & MessagePack (igvita.com)
411.
Ask PG: Special tab for reviewing new startups on HN?
412.
Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 banned from Europe (Apple wins injunction) (thinq.co.uk)
413.
My ideas are shitty so I'm going on an Internet diet (swizec.com)
414.
Notch's Livestream for Ludum Dare 21 (livestream.com)
415.
Facebook announces new privacy and tagging model (blog.facebook.com)
416.
Introducing Stasis: A new way to build static sites with Ruby (stasis.me)
417.
Why Rounded Corners are Easier on the Eyes (uxmovement.com)
418.
In response to This*: Stop letting engineers get away with social ineptitude (charleshooper.net)
419.
Reddit Traffic has Exploded in 12 Months (soshable.com)
420.
Heroku Postgres (postgres.heroku.com)