Formal announcement of Wikipedia's SOPA/PIPA blackout
(wikimediafoundation.org)
January 2012 Archive
2131.
2132.
Web Designers Should Just Become Designers: an Interview With Don Norman
(blog.usabilla.com)
2133.
How Wikipedia uses HTML5 to save bandwidth
(jclaes.blogspot.com)
2134.
99designs Has Tipped
(pandodaily.com)
2135.
Phil Hagelberg Uses This
(phil.hagelberg.usesthis.com)
2136.
Banks Taketh, but Don’t Giveth
(nytimes.com)
2137.
CloudMine Releases Server-Side Superpowers
(blog.cloudmine.me)
2138.
Visualizing SOPA on Twitter
(fredbenenson.com)
2139.
Republican Presidential Candidates on SOPA: All Oppose
(protestsopa.com)
2140.
How Quizlet schooled NodeJam
(quizlet.com)
2141.
How to read Haskell like Python
(blog.ezyang.com)
2142.
Writing Quality Third-Party JS - Part 2: Loading Your Code
(blog.errorception.com)
2143.
Robert Bennett to represent Megaupload
(wjla.com)
2145.
Providing pre-actionable design feedback
(revisu.com)
2146.
This Is Not Your Father’s Spring – A Learning Project
(baeldung.com)
2147.
The Debunking Handbook: now freely available for download
(skepticalscience.com)
2148.
The dust library
(newscientist.com)
2149.
2150.
'Piracy' student condemns treaty - TVShack
(bbc.co.uk)
2151.
Reactive Web Crawl Visualization
(tech.loku.com)
2152.
Form letter template for acquired startups
(gist.github.com)
2153.
Loku Delivers Real-Time Local Discovery with node.js
(tech.loku.com)
2154.
Beyond Paperless: The Paperless Bathroom
(lockergnome.com)
2155.
2156.
2157.
A better way of validating an email address
(alentodorov.posterous.com)
2158.
Show HN: Using Social Network Analysis to predict your event's guest list
(whodidiforget.com)
2160.
Kuala Lumpur Mandates WiFi for All Restaurants
(voanews.com)