December 2007 Archive
1231.
Why I prefer Darcs over Subversion (blog.interlinked.org)
1232.
Are you smarter than a young chimp? (news.yahoo.com)
1233.
Clojure: A Lisp Worth Talking About (stuartsierra.com)
1234.
Newton Storage History (dadhacker.com)
1235.
Amazon's Startup-a-Thon (foundread.com)
1236.
Ubiquitous Connectivity - Distribution Trumps Aggregation (cornelius-rabsch.de)
1237.
Fastest DeadPool Ever? IRSeek Shuts Down (techcrunch.com)
1238.
Did the Long Tail Beget Social Design? (bokardo.com)
1239.
Confronting Failure and Winning (nytimes.com)
1240.
On Communication (tbray.org)
1241.
Getting Advertisers for your website - Will this work? (share-house.com.au)
1242.
Apple validates 13-inch LED backlight units ahead of ultra-portable (appleinsider.com)
1243.
Campaign Monitor: a small, cool email marketing web app driven entirely by .NET (campaignmonitor.com)
1244.
If DMCA applied to physical World... (wellingtongrey.net)
1245.
Google opens up Gmail IM chat to AOL (venturebeat.com)
1246.
Verizon Embraces Google's Android (businessweek.com)
1247.
Technorati Relaunches; I'm Confused w/Video Review (centernetworks.com)
1248.
LA Times Takes A Stake In Mixx (techcrunch.com)
1249.
Google's Brian Grant discusses the problems of parallelism (sdtimes.com)
1250.
Why are so many charities ineffective? (economist.com)
1251.
Facebook is the New Friendster (fourreasonswhy.com)
1252.
"The Humble Programmer", by Edsger W. Dijkstra (cs.utexas.edu)
1253.
The Portable Risk of High Capacity USB Drives (gigaom.com)
1254.
One Fourth of Internet Usage at Work is Spent on Personal Tasks; Would You Allow It? (centernetworks.com)
1255.
Lijit: search tools and stats for your blog (wingnutseo.com)
1256.
Starting cluster of Erlang nodes on EC2 (weblog.plexobject.com)
1257.
Beacon Saga Comes to an End: Facebook Adds Global Opt-Out and Apologizes (readwriteweb.com)
1258.
It had to many functions (worsethanfailure.com)
1259.
Major physics breakthrough in understanding supersolidity (new state of matter) (physorg.com)
1260.
Apple's rising popularity lures hackers (ft.com)