January 2014 Archive
1171.
An open letter to hobbyists by Bill Gates (1976) (cryptnet.net)
1172.
Taking PHP Seriously (infoq.com)
1173.
You can use Facebook to identify people by their email or phone number (facebook.com)
1174.
Show HN: I quit my job to help communities fund energy efficiency upgrades (sparkfund.co)
1175.
OpenSSL site defacement involving hypervisor hack rattles nerves (arstechnica.com)
1176.
How to Make Time for Your Side Project (startupclarity.com)
1177.
The awkward copyright collision of Fair Use and Creative Commons (blogs.scientificamerican.com)
1178.
Boltzmann brain (en.wikipedia.org)
1179.
Kim Dotcom: The Man Behind Mega [video] (vice.com)
1180.
WebODF: Add ODF Support to your website, mobile or desktop app (webodf.org)
1181.
WP Engine Raises $15M (techcrunch.com)
1182.
File IO in Rust (blog.safaribooksonline.com)
1183.
The problems SparkFun has letting people bring dogs into work (sparkfun.com)
1184.
Apple: $10B In App Store Sales In 2013, $15B Paid Out To Developers To Date (techcrunch.com)
1185.
Microsoft says it's prepared to hand over Skype users' data to Russia (globalpost.com)
1186.
RIP Martin Schaedel: 1985–2009 (blog.rb.cm)
1187.
Good fun with bad crypto (intrepidusgroup.com)
1188.
Building a living photo frame with a Raspberry Pi and a motion detector (ofbrooklyn.com)
1189.
Y Combinator’s safes spread – L.A. accelerator is now issuing them (venturebeat.com)
1190.
The Mathematics of Gamification (engineering.foursquare.com)
1191.
What STEM shortage? Electrical engineering lost 35,000 jobs last year (computerworld.com)
1192.
China Unveils New Native Operating System (sinosphere.blogs.nytimes.com)
1193.
Oculus Is Awesome for Games, But It’s the Future of Movies (wired.com)
1194.
Show HN: Website 181 Took Way Longer Than a Day – YumHacker (yumhacker.com)
1195.
The Growth of College Grads in Dead-End Jobs (theatlantic.com)
1196.
How To Survive A Death March (antipope.org)
1197.
Google discards extensions that force feed users ads in Chrome (news.cnet.com)
1198.
Bill Gates: I assume my phone's not being tapped (news.cnet.com)
1199.
Cryptography May Not Be Dead, But It Is on Life Support (blog.varonis.com)
1200.
Keepod Unite: $7 PC to bridge the digital divide (indiegogo.com)