November 2012 Archive
1141.
Buy Nothing Day (adbusters.org)
1142.
Developers: We are no longer Apple’s target market (johnkary.net)
1143.
Show HN: ChargeBack.cc - Get your money back (chargeback.cc)
1144.
For a Bit of Colored Ribbon (codinghorror.com)
1145.
Gentoo developers start udev fork (h-online.com)
1146.
Imagination buys MIPS for $60M, 498 patents sold to consortium for $350M (thenextweb.com)
1147.
Ask HN: Anyone heard anything regarding YC Winter 2013 Applications? ()
1148.
How Art.sy survived a NYTimes.com homepage launch with Heroku + MongoHQ (success.heroku.com)
1149.
Petraeus case shows FBI's authority to read email (hosted.ap.org)
1150.
Show HN: Bitdeli - Create custom analytics with Python, share on GitHub (bitdeli.com)
1151.
Bountify – Crowdsource small coding tasks (bountify.co)
1152.
Ask HN: How did Treehouse get 5M in funding without wanting an "Exit"? ()
1153.
How I Made $13,490.50 With Adsense Last November (seomoz.org)
1154.
Texas Instruments Cuts 1,700 Jobs and Winds Down Tablet Chips (nytimes.com)
1155.
How We Built USA Today's Election Night Maps (mapbox.com)
1156.
Day Job: A Story of Chasing Dreams (indiegogo.com)
1157.
HTC’s Peter Chou: We Don’t Pay Apple $6-$8 per Android Phone (mashable.com)
1158.
You Can Have a Sales Team and Still Do Inbound Marketing (ginzametrics.com)
1159.
All Complex Ecosystems Have Parasites (2005) (craphound.com)
1160.
The Brain in the Machine: IBM's Compass (newyorker.com)
1161.
Comparing Amazon EC2 to Joyent SmartOS (mattconnolly.wordpress.com)
1162.
Google TV: Now faster and easier (googletv.blogspot.com)
1163.
Papa John's faces $250 million spam lawsuit (money.cnn.com)
1164.
Rdio 2.0 Design (theindustry.cc)
1165.
Tablets are waiting for their Movable Type (37signals.com)
1166.
Statistics, probability, and Nate Silver (kfury.com)
1167.
How to write assembly code for the iPhone (shervinemami.info)
1168.
Rubies and Bundles - switching from RVM to rbenv (hmarr.com)
1169.
New Heroku Add-Ons Marketplace (addons.heroku.com)
1170.
Show HN: Turning a subreddit Into a store (refer.ly)