January 2012 Archive
541.
Living in China, let me tell you what life is like with restricted internet (reddit.com)
542.
Dear Tech Community, We Have A Communication Problem (blog.untogether.co.uk)
543.
Say No to Ireland's SOPA (stopsopaireland.com)
544.
Advanced programming languages (matt.might.net)
545.
UK Schools ICT to be replaced by computer science programme (bbc.co.uk)
546.
Justin.tv porting their site from Rails to Django? (djangohire.com)
547.
The Cost of Knowledge: Researchers taking a stand against Elsevier. (thecostofknowledge.com)
548.
Turn your camera phone into a Geiger counter (hackaday.com)
549.
Hidden Features of Java (stackoverflow.com)
550.
Germany has the economic strengths America once boasted (latimes.com)
551.
World's Largest Wi-Fi Network Keeps Passwords in Plain Text (blog.self.li)
552.
Dreamhost asking users to change passwords after database breach (dreamhoststatus.com)
553.
Hidden features of C# (stackoverflow.com)
554.
Mathematicians Solve Minimum Sudoku Problem (technologyreview.com)
555.
Color schemes I can feel (design-seeds.com)
556.
REST worst practices (jacobian.org)
557.
Building the next generation file system for Windows: ReFS (blogs.msdn.com)
558.
Bill C-11 could bring SOPA-like piracy laws to Canada (ca.news.yahoo.com)
559.
ThePirateBay.Org Is Immune from SOPA (techdirt.com)
560.
Flailing Fast: A Startup Story (flailfast.com)
561.
New TeX engines compared: LuaTeX, ConTeXt and XeTeX (tex.stackexchange.com)
562.
Startup will wash your car wherever it is located (cherry.com)
563.
A 14-year-old could build 1998's Google using her Dad's credit card (paulbohm.com)
564.
Twitter Will Censor Certain Tweets In Certain Countries (readwriteweb.com)
565.
Apple's worst design... Ever (trailers.apple.com)
566.
PyPy: Transactional Memory (II) (morepypy.blogspot.com)
567.
First Clojure Conj 2011 Videos Available (clojure.com)
568.
Drone captured by Iran may mean military GPS RSA "red key" has been compromised (cryptome.org)
569.
How to register a company in the UK (swombat.com)
570.
DNS provision pulled from SOPA, victory for opponents (news.cnet.com)