2007 Archive
1831.
News.YC Traffic So Far (ycombinator.com)
1832.
"Microsoft needs Wizards" (orig 1984 usenet posting) (groups.google.com)
1833.
ycsearch.com (ycsearch.com)
1834.
Applying to Y Combinator as an undergrad ()
1835.
Seth's Blog: Business card mistakes (sethgodin.typepad.com)
1836.
Apple tries to buy out parking meters. Canada city says, "No!" (canada.com)
1837.
Nokia Internet Tablet N810 -- full computer running linux; qwerty, wifi, webcam, gps, bluetooth, awesome. (engadget.com)
1838.
Rails' Ridiculous Restrictions, a Rant (discuss.joelonsoftware.com)
1839.
What Percentage of Startups Fail? (nytimes.com)
1840.
Weeblies and Xobni featured in Collegian Article (psucollegian.com)
1841.
Interesting Pay-as-you-go hosting company (With Lisp etc. on CGI) (nearlyfreespeech.net)
1842.
Firefox 3 Beta 1: The Memory Use Says It All (techcrunch.com)
1843.
The world is not so flat, God of Visas edition (blog.pmarca.com)
1844.
5 Question Interview with Twitter Developer Alex Payne (radicalbehavior.com)
1845.
More about Xobni financing (bizjournals.com)
1846.
Kevin Mitnick's Business Card (flickr.com)
1847.
Y Combinator's Hacker News NoFollows Some Links? (merricklozano.com)
1848.
The 20 Worst Venture Capital Investments of All Time (insidecrm.com)
1849.
Ask YC: Why aren't job posts open for comments? ()
1850.
The C10k problem: time for web servers to handle ten thousand clients (kegel.com)
1851.
Email blackmail is unnecessary (paulbuchheit.blogspot.com)
1852.
Facebook Homepage Code (facebooksecrets.blogspot.com)
1853.
Tim Bray: How Pantone missed the chance to become the color of the Internet (tbray.org)
1854.
How to keep the lid on a good idea (ft.com)
1855.
Essential Qualities in Startup Founders (gabrielweinberg.com)
1856.
Salesforce Enters Custom Application Market ("potentially game ending for...a slew of startups") (techcrunch.com)
1857.
What is the Monkeysphere? (and the surprising implications for social nets) (cracked.com)
1858.
Raganwald: Zen in the Art of Rewriting (weblog.raganwald.com)
1859.
The man behind the Commodore 64 (news.com)
1860.
Netflix: Take as much vacation as you want. (mercurynews.com)