September 2014 Archive
61.
Why India's Mars mission is so cheap – and thrilling (bbc.com)
62.
The biggest thing with small patches (2004) (lkml.org)
63.
Hard Drive Reliability Update – Sep 2014 (backblaze.com)
64.
Material Design for Bootstrap (fezvrasta.github.io)
65.
I’m tired. So I’m selling my game that just went viral (medium.com)
66.
Another Patent Troll Slain. You Are Now Free to Rotate Your Smartphone (rackspace.com)
67.
Copies of malware used by intelligence agencies to spy on journalists (wikileaks.org)
68.
A Fresh Look at Rust (lucumr.pocoo.org)
69.
Show HN: Javelin Browser (javelinbrowser.com)
70.
Declassified photos from Tinian Island as the B-29 “Enola Gay” was being loaded (archive.today)
71.
Adobe joins the Chromebook party, starting with Photoshop (chrome.blogspot.com)
72.
One Thing Well – A weblog about simple, useful software (onethingwell.org)
73.
Mozilla Brick (brick.mozilla.io)
74.
Notes on the Celebrity Data Theft (nikcub.com)
75.
New Developer Tools Features in Firefox 34 (hacks.mozilla.org)
76.
Lecture 2: How to Start a Startup (startupclass.samaltman.com)
77.
Show HN: Airtable, a real-time spreadsheet-database hybrid (airtable.com)
78.
Show HN: Famous Outfits (famousoutfits.com)
79.
TempleOS: 5 minute random code walkthrough (templeos.org)
80.
How Memorizing “$19.05” Can Help You Outsmart the MTA (iquantny.tumblr.com)
81.
JavaScript for OS X Automation (developer.apple.com)
82.
Lessons I learned from the failure of my first startup, Dinnr (medium.com)
83.
Loyalty Nearly Killed My Beehive (nautil.us)
84.
Django 1.7 Released (djangoproject.com)
85.
Shellshock DHCP Remote Code Execution – Proof of Concept (trustedsec.com)
86.
Microsoft Near Deal to Buy Minecraft Maker Mojang (online.wsj.com)
87.
Email will last forever (blog.frontapp.com)
88.
Snowden Documents Indicate NSA Has Breached Deutsche Telekom (spiegel.de)
89.
Google Employees Secretly Live on Campus to Avoid Paying Rent (finance.yahoo.com)
90.
Not a bash bug (paste.lisp.org)