September 2008 Archive
4441.
Search engine Cuil is valued at absurdly high level of $200M, despite flop (venturebeat.com)
4442.
The mind's mirror (apa.org)
4443.
Advertising in strange places (blog.businessofsoftware.org)
4444.
Wanderlust: mapping the most famous trips in history, from Magellan to Kerouac (awesome.goodmagazine.com)
4445.
Upwardly Mobile In Africa (businessweek.com)
4446.
Interactivity and signification in Head Over Heels (gamestudies.org)
4447.
From Eliza to A.L.I.C.E. (alicebot.org)
4448.
BIGTV Channel List | Computer World (arvindgaba.com)
4449.
Japanime using pure HTML tables (file.luchell.blog.shinobi.jp)
4450.
Funny Pictures & Wallpapers Collection: Body Painting - 2 (arvind-funnypix.blogspot.com)
4451.
Greenspan: Tough decisions await in Lehman case (sfgate.com)
4452.
Installing Drupal 6.4 On A Lighttpd Web Server (Debian Etch) (howtoforge.com)
4453.
Why a Startup Shunned Venture Capital (foxbusiness.com)
4454.
Definitive Guide to Bundling Dependencies in Merb (merbunity.com)
4455.
One Less Newspaper Subscription (markevanstech.com)
4456.
Entrepreneurs Under 30 (sproutly.com)
4457.
The Ultimate Little Black Book (washingtonpost.com)
4458.
Google Tech Talk on Mercurial (video.google.com)
4459.
Start-Up investment fund established to bridge the funding gap. (start-up.co.nz)
4460.
Blockage on iPhone apps begins to properly annoy developers (guardian.co.uk)
4461.
Possible Layoffs at eBay, Golden Parachutes for Execs (blog.auctionbytes.com)
4462.
EA and Take-Two give up on merger talks (venturebeat.com)
4463.
User generated content won't kill the professional critic (philmichaelson.com)
4464.
TechCrunch50, the World Cup of Startups (blog.popego.com)
4465.
HP Claims 24-Hour Battery Life On Notebook PC (informationweek.com)
4466.
Hacking The Hadron Collider. (0x000000.com)
4467.
Help Protect Great Tits, Fight Global Warming, Scientists Say (With Pictures) (treehugger.com)
4468.
Presenting from an iPhone (slideology.com)
4469.
Installing Google Chrome on Ubuntu Hardy (jigsawboys.com)
4470.
Poster beware: More bosses watch applicants' social spaces (arstechnica.com)