April 2012 Archive
451.
I Quit My Passion And Took A Boring Job (getrichslowly.org)
452.
Web scraping: Reliably and efficiently pull data from pages that don't expect it (pyvideo.org)
453.
Onion Browser (iOS Tor web browser, open source) now available in the App Store (v3.mike.tig.as)
454.
You can zip open Google's homepage today. (google.com.au)
455.
Attention control is critical for changing/increasing/altering motivation (lesswrong.com)
456.
GIMP 2.8: Preview (nicubunu.blogspot.com)
457.
What Amazon's ebook strategy really means (antipope.org)
458.
The ugly side of Kickstarter (penny-arcade.com)
459.
The Problem With Marc Andreessen (blogs.reuters.com)
460.
Cube: 3D home printer starts shipping in days (cubify.com)
461.
4 Months Of eBook Sales (jstorimer.com)
462.
A hacker creates his own version of Google Project Glass (thenextweb.com)
463.
Dotfiles.github.com - A guide to dotfiles on GitHub (dotfiles.github.com)
464.
OO JS in 15mins or Less (beardedocto.tumblr.com)
465.
Chrome 19 doesn't respect basic auth details embedded in the URL (code.google.com)
466.
Downloading a file regularly - how hard can it be? (adblockplus.org)
467.
Using Non-Newtonian Fluids to Fill Potholes (news.sciencemag.org)
468.
On Anonymity (amandapeyton.com)
469.
The Twitter "Patent Hack" (avc.com)
470.
Why being broke is the best startup strategy (4mojo.wordpress.com)
471.
A creative presentation: Two Czech students looking for a summer job in SV (jobinsiliconvalley.com)
472.
Why Airport Security Is Broken—And How to Fix It (former head TSA) (online.wsj.com)
473.
Bartosz Milewski - The Downfall of Imperative Programming (fpcomplete.com)
474.
This is the mail system (dewith.com)
475.
CIA’s Secret Fear: High-Tech Border Checks Will Blow Spies’ Cover (wired.com)
476.
Programming Music with Overtone (blip.tv)
477.
Never Stop Hacking (rdegges.com)
478.
The Crisis in American Walking (slate.com)
479.
If You Have A Smartphone, Anyone Can Now Track Your Every Move (technologyreview.com)
480.
Can you make yourself smarter? (nytimes.com)