July 2008 Archive
5461.
Joyeur: Cloud Nine: Specification for a Cloud Computer. A Call to Action. (joyeur.com)
5462.
Inside the Cloud: 9 Sectors to Watch (gigaom.com)
5463.
DevCentral Daily (devcentral.f5.com)
5464.
DevCentral Daily - July 21st, 2008 (devcentral.f5.com)
5465.
Encrypt Your USB Stick With Truecrypt 6.0 (makeuseof.com)
5466.
The global economy is at the point of maximum danger (telegraph.co.uk)
5467.
The Hidden Cost of Hidden Costs (jacksonfish.com)
5468.
China threatens to attack websites broadcasting the Olympics without authorization (defensetech.org)
5469.
A Lisper's initial experience with Java (exploring-lisp.blogspot.com)
5470.
kottke: Twitter is broken for me so I'm moving to this text file. (kottke.org)
5471.
Twitter took off from simple to 'tweet' success (usatoday.com)
5472.
Hold off on WiMAX investments, Gartner cautions (networkworld.com)
5473.
Top Ten Recession-Proof Jobs (jobsearch.about.com)
5474.
San Fransisco Officials Locked Out of Their Own Network (darknet.org.uk)
5475.
Check out the new Facebook (blog.facebook.com)
5476.
Prototyping a hobby project (dreamincode.net)
5477.
Martin Eberhard Blogs About Getting his Tesla Roadster (treehugger.com)
5478.
New Design, New Powers, New Responsibilities (developers.facebook.com)
5479.
Game Law: Convergence in the Interactive Entertainment Industry (thisistech.com)
5480.
Throwaway idea with sinister aspects: SOS pics (blog.blinker.net)
5481.
How-to block unwanted traffic from any country. (blockacountry.com)
5482.
True Renegades Walk Alone (news.quelsolaar.com)
5483.
Name your kid (um... project?) something trendy (nametrends.net)
5484.
Angel Pitch Basics (marksonland.com)
5485.
Blogging the AGDC: Startup Lessons from Recent Online Games (virtualworldsnews.com)
5486.
Some Important Things Most Students Never Ask About Graduate School (soe.stanford.edu)
5487.
Voice Recognition and Ambiguity (jonoscript.wordpress.com)
5488.
Vintage CLOS (jaortega.wordpress.com)
5489.
10gen Platform has been Open Sourced (10gen.com)
5490.
Half.com Kicks Craigslist and eBay's Ass (ryanspoon.com)