July 2008 Archive
4021.
Is programming art? (wheelmeout.com)
4022.
Video: Predicting the web's next 5,000 days (machineslikeus.com)
4023.
10 Dumbest Lies of the Micro-hoo-gle-cahn Saga (wired.com)
4024.
Chinese HD format: It's blue, but not "Blu-ray" (arstechnica.com)
4025.
Cooler than Cuil, True Knowledge takes a sniper’s approach to search (venturebeat.com)
4026.
Mindmeister - A Free & Simple Brainstorming Tool (kevinboss.net)
4027.
The seamy underbelly of U.S. lexicography (instruct.westvalley.edu)
4028.
Retro DHH: compile-time error catching lets you "fail fast"; runtime errors "expensive" (loudthinking.com)
4029.
Give phones to the masses and they'll fight your enemies for you (forbes.com)
4030.
Good Rainmakers Need To Create Clouds (onlineepiphany.com)
4031.
China to keep rain at bay on Aug 8 (timesofindia.indiatimes.com)
4032.
Microsoft: still a business of threats? (thestandard.com)
4033.
What is the future of the OS? ()
4034.
Greenfoot: Further Examination (catsonkeyboards.blogspot.com)
4035.
The Passionates vs. The Non-Passionates (scobleizer.com)
4036.
Live Mesh For Mac Is Here (readwriteweb.com)
4037.
Some relief for worrywarts (iht.com)
4038.
Starting the campaign for The London TechHub (uk.techcrunch.com)
4039.
HP, Intel and Yahoo study ways to make Web a utility (uk.reuters.com)
4040.
How to pick the right payment gateway (start-up.co.nz)
4041.
Cuil And Counting Crows (whydoeseverythingsuck.com)
4042.
Online diploma mills: DOJ list shows hundreds of bogus MBAs, PhDs (thestandard.com)
4043.
Byteplay: easily interact with Python bytecode (pypi.python.org)
4044.
Malicious attack takes down Scrabble on Facebook (latimesblogs.latimes.com)
4045.
Reusing code and inverting matrices (embedded.com)
4046.
Startup Hacks: Seven Ideas for Building Your Team (mashable.com)
4047.
Viacom: Ad Market So Bad We're Not Making Predictions Anymore (alleyinsider.com)
4048.
Is every petty crime a new story? It is when Craigslist is involved (alleyinsider.com)
4049.
Media face web censorship at Beijing Olympics (guardian.co.uk)
4050.
Vi is for whimps (web.archive.org)