September 2013 Archive
8821.
The Solar System's second-largest volcano found hiding on Earth (theregister.co.uk)
8822.
Geospot now is open source (github.com)
8823.
Selenium grid built with NodeJS (github.com)
8824.
DevOps Eye for the Coding Guy: Metrics (blog.jupo.org)
8825.
How to Avoid the "Code Culture Problem" (matthewbellantoni.com)
8826.
Will HTML/CSS Coders Die Out? (htmlcut.com)
8827.
Nodejitsu now down for two days in a row (status.nodejitsu.com)
8828.
Hardware fun: building an email-controlled gun for PyCon 2013 (blog.mailgun.com)
8829.
The Story of the GIF image format (thestoryofgif.com)
8830.
The Effect of Money on Trust (schneier.com)
8831.
Protip: Ruby Devs, Please Tweak Your GC Settings for Tests (fredwu.me)
8832.
Quantum chip connected to Internet is yours to command (newscientist.com)
8833.
The NSA’s work to make crypto worse and better (arstechnica.com)
8834.
PeerCDN: A Client-Client CDN by the creator of youtube instant (peercdn.com)
8835.
Complete Bitcoin glossary (github.com)
8836.
How our own workflow is driving PullReview (blog.8thcolor.com)
8837.
Meet Tim Draper: the L Ron Hubbard of Silicon Valley (blogs.telegraph.co.uk)
8838.
The Incredible Case Of The Bank Robber Who's Now A Law Clerk (npr.org)
8839.
Top Github Languages for 2013 (so far) (adambard.com)
8840.
Life expectancy doubled in the past 150 years. Here’s why. (slate.com)
8841.
Why are The Economist’s writers anonymous? (economist.com)
8842.
The NSA’s work to make crypto worse and better (arstechnica.com)
8843.
Postman - REST client packaged app release (blog.getpostman.com)
8844.
[Walthrough] Create a calculator from scratch using JS, CSS3 and HTML (thecodeplayer.com)
8845.
Infinite scrolling is all the rage - here's how you do it (blog.lingohub.com)
8846.
Bash Gibberish - Type Less, Do More (blog.amir.rachum.com)
8847.
How can I stop Paypal from freezing my crowdfunding campaign? (arstechnica.com)
8848.
It Captures Your Mind (nybooks.com)
8849.
The world is actually counterintuitive (ngsayjoe.com)
8850.
Github competitor RhodeCode helps making Minecraft even better (rhodecode.com)