January 2012 Archive
481.
Sweden recognises new file-sharing religion Kopimism (bbc.co.uk)
482.
HTML5: With Great Templates Comes Great Responsivity (verekia.com)
483.
FreeBSD now available on all EC2 instance types (daemonology.net)
484.
Tools I Use - tmux (rdegges.com)
485.
The myth of Japan's failure (nytimes.com)
486.
Matt Cutts Responds on Google's Paid Link Campaign (plus.google.com)
487.
The "Army of One" entrepreneur (swombat.com)
488.
Why are column oriented databases so much faster than row oriented databases? (siganakis.com)
489.
Impressive SOPA blackout (littlehart.net)
490.
Microsoft suggests customer donate extra X-Box they sent him. (consumerist.com)
491.
Why Has Andreessen Horowitz Raised $2.7B in 3 Years? (bhorowitz.com)
492.
Cheaper than free: paying for music after searching for a free download (blog.bandcamp.com)
493.
B&N refuses to release source code of Nook Tablet, censors user requests (forum.xda-developers.com)
494.
Forbes: If Facebook Can't Stop SOPA, We Can Do It For Them (forbes.com)
495.
Judge: Fifth Amendment doesn't protect encrypted hard drives (arstechnica.com)
496.
Programming is the new High School Diploma (whattofix.com)
497.
The Future of Apache CouchDB (blog.cloudant.com)
498.
Damn Cool Algorithms: Quadtrees and Hilbert Curves (blog.notdot.net)
499.
Pages With Too Many Ads Above The Fold Now Penalized By Google (searchengineland.com)
500.
Chart of Y Combinator companies' hosting decisions, 2011 edition (jpf.github.com)
501.
Google+ relaxes real-name policy, allows pseudonyms (plus.google.com)
502.
In which Eben Moglen calls out a reporter for having Facebook (betabeat.com)
503.
Our first app: One month on the iOS App Store (log.burningrobot.com)
504.
MegaUpload users plan to sue the FBI over lost files (torrentfreak.com)
505.
Old Techies Never Die; They Just Can’t Get Hired as an Industry Moves On (nytimes.com)
506.
Disqus Research: Pseudonyms Drive Communities (disqus.com)
507.
Interview with Facebook's Andrei Alexandrescu (serversidemagazine.com)
508.
Letter from Orwell to his publisher regarding 1984 (lettersofnote.com)
509.
SOPA/PIPA: More than 250k tweets / hr (hotspots.io)
510.
Welcome Geoff (ycombinator.posterous.com)