January 2012 Archive
511.
The SOPA Debate and Congress's Understanding of Child Porn (danwin.com)
512.
Big Data: principles and best practices (new book) (manning.com)
513.
Observations from two weeks of SSH brute force attacks (lightbluetouchpaper.org)
514.
Farewell to MIT (evanjones.ca)
515.
Hidden features of Python (stackoverflow.com)
516.
Why 13th Chords (jtauber.com)
517.
DOJ Didn't Need SOPA to Shutdown "rogue site" MegaUpload (venturebeat.com)
518.
Teach Yourself Programming in Ten Years by Peter Norvig (2001) (norvig.com)
519.
Juvia: Free software Disqus comment server (github.com)
520.
Steve Wozniak's FusionIO: 1 Billion IOPS with software improvement (theverge.com)
521.
Fast Lossless Color Image Compression (kdepepo.wordpress.com)
522.
The problem with startups is that they can’t solve the big problems. (remarkedly.com)
523.
The Elephant in the Room: Google Monoculture (codinghorror.com)
524.
Boycotting Hollywood (aaronmoodie.com)
525.
"Can you solve this problem for me on the whiteboard?" (unlimitednovelty.com)
526.
FreeBSD 9.0-Release Announcement (freebsd.org)
527.
What's new in Linux 3.2 (h-online.com)
528.
Programmer Sentenced To Death In Iran For Upload Software (techweekeurope.co.uk)
529.
Learning From The Masters: Level Design In The Legend Of Zelda (gamasutra.com)
530.
Martin Fowler: An Open Letter to Pearson about SOPA/PIPA (martinfowler.com)
531.
The quiz Daniel Kahneman wants you to fail (vanityfair.com)
532.
The Fixie Bike Index (blog.priceonomics.com)
533.
ShowHN: AlreadyHN, a bookmarklet that checks if the current page is on HN (elias.kg)
534.
Anonymous strikes back: takes down DoJ, Universal, RIAA and MPAA sites (geek.com)
535.
Redmon - A web interface for managing redis: cli, admin, and live monitoring (github.com)
536.
Go East, Young Man (nytimes.com)
537.
New Google Accounts Require Gmail and Google+ (googlesystem.blogspot.com)
538.
Direct Debit API for 1%; max £2 (gocardless.com)
539.
Three years later, Mr. Moore is still letting us punt on database sharding (37signals.com)
540.
The Apple Boycott: People Are Spouting Nonsense about Chinese Manufacturing (forbes.com)