July 2008 Archive
2761.
Building a cheap beowulf (clustercompute.com)
2762.
WolfenFlickr 3D - An unlikely mashup (blog.nihilogic.dk)
2763.
Apple Sells One Million 3G iPhones First Weekend. Ten Million iPhone Apps Downloaded. (techcrunch.com)
2764.
3 Steps to showing up in Local Search (tracksuitceo.com)
2765.
Downforeveryoneorjustme.com in the New York Times (nytimes.com)
2766.
Tracks Missing or Stolen Laptops for Free (techack.blogspot.com)
2767.
A Firehose of Data For 100 Top Technology Bloggers (blog.putplace.com)
2768.
Launching first API for music playlists (myplaylist.biz)
2769.
Americans Viewed 12 Billion Videos Online in May 2008 (comscore.com)
2770.
Plurk Update: the quiet achiever (inquisitr.com)
2771.
Online advertising during a recession: 5 key trends for ad-based startups (andrewchen.typepad.com)
2772.
Marc Raibert on Good Writing (alice.org)
2773.
Demolition by (seemingly) melting the building into the ground (gizmodo.com)
2774.
The Way to Save Internet Video (dmwmedia.com)
2775.
"Git the basics" Screencast (excess.org)
2776.
Design icon Carlos Segura discusses effective design and working with clients (businesspov.com)
2777.
At and Between. Interoperability and the future of the Web. (tpgblog.com)
2778.
Microsoft to buy Zoomix (infoworld.com)
2779.
Google to Reveal Youtube Viewing Details to Viacom (darknet.org.uk)
2780.
Dnsenum - Step 1 pentesting tool (code.google.com)
2781.
Interview with the Gears on Rails team (ajaxian.com)
2782.
Apple sells one million iPhones 3Gs (theage.com.au)
2783.
App Store is Like a Sweet, Sweet Drug: Five IPhone Applications Reviewed (blog.wired.com)
2784.
The suit is back, July 2008 edition (latimes.com)
2785.
RA DIOHEA_D / HOU SE OF_C ARDS [google code and data] (code.google.com)
2786.
Sometimes "Launch Early" is a tad *too* early (flickr.com)
2787.
Neo-Amish Drop Outs (kk.org)
2788.
Apple says turn-by-turn GPS coming to iPhone, copy / paste not a high priority (engadget.com)
2789.
Rummaging through the internet (economist.com)
2790.
Salesforce.com pulls plug on Sun's flagship Unix servers (theregister.co.uk)