December 2007 Archive
1621.
Top Engineering Colleges, Karnataka India (cdprashanth.blogspot.com)
1622.
Better ways to writing JavaScript (dustindiaz.com)
1623.
Rainbow Hash Cracking (codinghorror.com)
1624.
Facebook and Decentralized Identifiers (mooseyard.com)
1625.
Facebook Facing CEO Woes (webpronews.com)
1626.
Mailing list translations, follow what's going on in the non-english mailing lists (translator.rubynow.com)
1627.
Hyperdistribution for Media Startups (darrenherman.com)
1628.
Yahoo Top Searches 2007: Please, People, Stop Typing Britney Spears Into Search Boxes (techcrunch.com)
1629.
Google and the 700 MHz auction (wetmachine.com)
1630.
An Introduction to Neural Networks (cs.stir.ac.uk)
1631.
The Neverending (Background Image) Story (24ways.org)
1632.
Google 700MHz Spectrum Bid a Bluff? (bloomberg.com)
1633.
Great Video Lectures on the Theory of Computation (aduni.org)
1634.
How adding more RAM to your PC can hurt Windows performance (commonsense4commonpeople.net)
1635.
Hydra Project: Rails based, anti-piracy proof private bit torrent tracker project (code.google.com)
1636.
On Noise, by Arthur Schopenhauer (mgilleland.com)
1637.
Microsoft Buys Video Social Networking Startup, WebFives.com (blogs.technet.com)
1638.
Video Lectures on Computer Architecture given by David A. Patterson (pioneer of RISC, RAID) (webcast.berkeley.edu)
1639.
Bored of hacking in the Valley? Come to New York and do it in the back of a cab (valleywag.com)
1640.
Sometimes, innovation can be harmful (nytimes.com)
1641.
Things to do in the Bay Area. (loltron.googlepages.com)
1642.
Google Looking at Detection Technology? (marketingpilgrim.com)
1643.
Funny Farm Game (shygypsy.com)
1644.
don't blindly fix bugs before writing new code (coderific.com)
1645.
China quick to find Olympic fakes but not pirated software (news.com)
1646.
Spam Trap Claims 10x-100x Accuracy Gain (it.slashdot.org)
1647.
Rails Plugin - Acts as taggable on steroids (intridea.com)
1648.
Podcasts from ThoughtWorks - DSL Part 1 of 2 (thoughtworks.com)
1649.
Open Source Hardware Gift Guide (blog.makezine.com)
1650.
LiveJournal sold to Russian company for $30 million (siberianlight.net)