November 2013 Archive
4951.
Mozilla Lightbeam (mozilla.org)
4952.
'No clemency' for Edward Snowden - Congress committees (bbc.co.uk)
4953.
Fojo - the ultimate camera app for your iPhone (infinum.co)
4954.
Strange malware thought to communicate over computer speakers (theverge.com)
4955.
What do Instant Cake Mixes have to do with Travel Planning Products (blog.planmy.travel)
4956.
Ask HN: Is NPM down? ()
4957.
Exec Shuts Down Errand Service But Keeps Cleaning (techcrunch.com)
4958.
Snowden 'dead man walking,' says Oliver North (waff.com)
4959.
Ask HN: Any new Wikipedia based apps? ()
4960.
Android tops 81 percent of smartphone market share in Q3 (engadget.com)
4961.
Google’s Schmidt blasts NSA over fiber-optic snooping (gigaom.com)
4962.
Google not filtering phishing ads (fake walgreens) (imgur.com)
4963.
Steam Greenlight: Obduction (steamcommunity.com)
4964.
How to save the output of a console.log(object) to a file? (stackoverflow.com)
4965.
The invisible bike helmet (travelinggreener.com)
4966.
Switzerland to set up Swiss cloud free of NSA snooping (theregister.co.uk)
4967.
The Product Design Sprint (robots.thoughtbot.com)
4968.
Teachers are earning millions of dollars selling their lesson plans (pandodaily.com)
4969.
Internet Explorer, The Anime (youtube.com)
4970.
Jacob Applebaum: RC4 is broken in real time by the NSA (twitter.com)
4971.
Dynamic Robot Construction Kit (kickstarter.com)
4972.
Internet Archive seeks donations after fire destroys $600,000 of equipment (theverge.com)
4973.
Bitcoin price unwinding ... $400 and falling (bitcoinity.org)
4974.
Sokoban in 36 lines of JavaScript (jsfiddle.net)
4975.
When a method can do nothing (michaelfeathers.silvrback.com)
4976.
Finally, A Way Everyone Can Keep Their Data From the NSA (fastcolabs.com)
4977.
Mystery humans spiced up ancients’ rampant sex lives (nature.com)
4978.
Open source self-hosted file-based markdown editor wanted (webapps.stackexchange.com)
4979.
Has hipmunk been compromised or are they selling customer emails? (imgur.com)
4980.
New waterproof surface is 'driest ever' (bbc.co.uk)