October 2011 Archive
1351.
Bounce your http requests around with bouncy (substack.net)
1352.
Less Distractions = More Pageviews. Go Figure. (journal.drawar.com)
1353.
Introducing Aurora 9 (hacks.mozilla.org)
1354.
Investors Spooked by China (allthingsd.com)
1355.
Cool New Google Maps Feature Lets You 'Helicopter' Preview Routes (pcworld.com)
1356.
JsLinux: This time with an EXT2 local storage Block Device (stud.hro.nl)
1357.
Hot Patch (github.com)
1358.
Hack initcwnd for faster page loading (cdnplanet.com)
1359.
How the new Chrome Web Store increased signups by 1000% (blog.handcraft.com)
1360.
Microsoft "impartial" browser test fails the grade (itworld.com)
1361.
Guy Kawasaki: What I Learned From Steve Jobs [good!] (plus.google.com)
1362.
Driving, and the art of running a business (swombat.com)
1363.
Can V8 annotate source with Closure Types as it runs? (barricane.com)
1364.
Startup School notes (dylanv.org)
1365.
J3D - javascript webGL engine (github.com)
1366.
App Engine Performance Hacks You'll Probably Never Need, Part 1 (bjk5.com)
1367.
What feature would improve the web? (paulirish.com)
1368.
We built a cloud platform for PHP. Wait… what? (blog.webspecies.co.uk)
1369.
Apply - Start-Up Chile – Applications live now (startupchile.org)
1370.
Show HN: Backyard.io - We applied to YC (W12) and need some beta users (the.backyard.io)
1371.
Google Voice Runs Natively On The iPhone via Sprint. (uncrunched.com)
1372.
Benchmarking cloud video encoding: Zencoder, Encoding.com, Sorenson, & Panda (blog.cloudharmony.com)
1373.
Fix TCP slow-start without a kernel patch (for faster page load times) (blog.habets.pp.se)
1374.
Harry Porter's Relay Computer (web.cecs.pdx.edu)
1375.
Every single story on the HN homepage (cristianstrat.com)
1376.
An 'Unknown' Co-Founder Leaves After 20 Years of Glory and Turmoil (1997) (nytimes.com)
1377.
Dart Editor (dartlang.org)
1378.
Red Hat buys Gluster (redhat.com)
1379.
BYU-student-built electric car sets land speed record at Salt Flats (news.byu.edu)
1380.
Show HN: Bookmark events across the web and receive automatic reminders. (tentative.ly)