January 2012 Archive
1921.
British Tourists Arrested in the U.S. over a Tweet (schneier.com)
1922.
CoffeeScript Cheat Sheet (cheatography.com)
1923.
First quantum jiggles detected in solid object (newscientist.com)
1924.
PyCon Announces Schedule, 95 Talks Selected (news.yahoo.com)
1925.
Windows 8 Store : User Experience Preview (browserfame.com)
1926.
Pre-orders for India's $45 tablet pass 1.4 million (thenextweb.com)
1927.
The Case for Tinkering (alexbolboaca.ro)
1928.
Pyschools - Online Python Learning (pyschools.com)
1929.
Killed by Code: Software Transparency in Implantable Medical Devices (softwarefreedom.org)
1930.
MongoDB with Spring Data project (javacodegeeks.com)
1931.
Testing Socket.IO With Mocha, Should.js and Socket.IO Client (liamkaufman.com)
1932.
RJMetrics Raises $1.2 Million from Investors On Both Coasts (info.rjmetrics.com)
1933.
Where does your Node.js program spend its time? (dtrace.org)
1934.
On General Purpose Super Computing and the History and Future of Parallelism (channel9.msdn.com)
1935.
Former ICANN Chairman sets up company to profit off gTLD's (mindsandmachines.com)
1936.
Knowledge Is A Universal Natural Resource (techdirt.com)
1937.
Amazon EC2 Monitoring with CloudWatch and Node.js (github.com)
1938.
Brenton Ashworth on ClojureScript One (thinkrelevance.com)
1939.
Shoutbox - a Sinatra-MongoDB-Pusher-based monitoring app (moviepilotlabs.tumblr.com)
1940.
Show HN: Pitchdeck Inspired Resume (resume.timsegraves.com)
1941.
PHP to Objective C, where are the parameters? (kentnguyen.com)
1942.
Android: The Platform for Prototypes (robsandhu.tumblr.com)
1943.
Inquire.ly - form to mini-CRM in seconds, BETA testers wanted (inquire.ly)
1944.
SecondMarket CEO: Forget Facebook, the IPO market is dying (venturebeat.com)
1945.
My coding is completed. (hunterp.wordpress.com)
1946.
Founder Soup: Stanford and Andreessen’s New Startup Generator (techcrunch.com)
1947.
Android Market Tops 400,000 Applications (distimo.com)
1948.
Retro Computing: The Dynabook Concept (blog.exvo.com)
1949.
Magic Wand Bomb Detector Deemed Fraudulent, Inventor Imprisoned (techcrunch.com)
1950.
Damian Conway on Physics and Programming (blip.tv)