January 2012 Archive
1951.
Photoshop simulator in HTML, CSS and jQuery works just like the real thing (visualidiot.com)
1952.
Show HN: IndexTank's search API will live on at Searchify (searchify.com)
1953.
WikiLeaks Cable: NASDAQ Folded to Chinese Regime's Pressure (theepochtimes.com)
1954.
When To Get Rid of Your MVP (pradeep24.me)
1955.
InboundScore ranks incoming website sales leads intelligently (venturebeat.com)
1956.
The Unavoidable Hack (mheroin.com)
1957.
Spam Volume Falls to 2007 Levels (web.hbr.org)
1958.
New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg takes coding course (bbc.co.uk)
1959.
US congressmen: Facebook evading privacy questions (zdnet.com)
1960.
StartupRage (startuprage.com)
1961.
You don't need a million dollars (swombat.com)
1962.
Etsy Makes It Easy For Users To Post Items To Pinterest With New ‘Pin It’ Button (techcrunch.com)
1963.
Ask HN: Can I interview you about life at a startup? ()
1964.
Software Engineering lessons I learned playing The Legend of Zelda (front2backdev.com)
1965.
Sometimes A Founder Needs To Let Go (informationarbitrage.com)
1966.
CasperJS - a navigation scripting & testing utility for PhantomJS (n1k0.github.com)
1967.
A Sysadmin's technical examination of SOPA and Protect IP (blog.reddit.com)
1968.
In case you missed this... (static.thepiratebay.org)
1969.
Show HN: GuideKit - Build Awesome Documentation with Ease (guidekit.com)
1970.
File-Sharing Recognized as Official Religion in Sweden (torrentfreak.com)
1971.
Mike Bloomberg Pledges to Learn to Code on Codecademy this Year (businessinsider.com)
1972.
Would an intelligent computer have a "right to life"? (atarimagazines.com)
1973.
NetBeans IDE 7.1 Released (netbeans.org)
1974.
Ask HN: (Backend) coders, did you learn web design? If yes, how? ()
1975.
DUDU.com Sold for $1 Million (elliotsblog.com)
1976.
Mozilla Questions Web Orthodoxies With ‘Pancake’ (webmonkey.com)
1977.
Ask HN: Please, how do I now power my laptop? ()
1978.
RIM should get in bed with Microsoft, Nokia style (plus.google.com)
1979.
US CTO Aneesh Chopra stepping down (washingtonpost.com)
1980.
NoSQL no more: let's double down with MoreSQL (tatiyants.com)