November 2008 Archive
1651.
Election night viral videos - interesting statistical analysis (visiblemeasures.com)
1652.
Blogging grows up (economist.com)
1653.
Online Storage and Sharing Utility Drop.io Releases API (tomuse.com)
1654.
Sonic Vox: Real-time voice shifter for iPhone (vimeo.com)
1655.
IBM's vision of 'Smart Planet', expects sensors & software to launch Smart Infrastructure (memebox.com)
1656.
First Video Game Honored at Brookhaven Lab Birthplace (nytimes.com)
1657.
How the Thundering Herd Faltered and Fell (nytimes.com)
1658.
Study shows how spammers cash in (news.bbc.co.uk)
1659.
LLVM 2.4 Released (lists.cs.uiuc.edu)
1660.
Where the oil comes from - data visualization with Dabble DB (blog.jonudell.net)
1661.
Six Real Gadgets That Minority Report Predicted Correctly (blog.wired.com)
1662.
A Brief History of Defunct Electronics Chains in the Form of Old TV Ads (technologizer.com)
1663.
Soros: The Crisis & What to Do About It (nybooks.com)
1664.
How to Think Like Leonardo Da Vinci (wikihow.com)
1665.
The 9 Business Models of the Web (thenextweb.org)
1666.
Apple iPhone 3G tops Razr as favorite consumer phone (sfgate.com)
1667.
Official Google Blog: Tracking flu trends (googleblog.blogspot.com)
1668.
Fix Unresponsive or Frozen Linux Computers using Shortcuts (makeuseof.com)
1669.
AT&T’s iPhone tethering plan: $30-a-month with a cap? (venturebeat.com)
1670.
Peaks and Valleys (brainfuel.tv)
1671.
CSS and Tables; The war continues (ajaxian.com)
1672.
GOOG & YHOO researchers agree: tasks, not search, are the future (glinden.blogspot.com)
1673.
Discussing the Global Brain and the Future of the Web with Peter Norvig et al (Video) (blogoscoped.com)
1674.
Real Programmers Don’t Write Documentation (geekherocomic.com)
1675.
Bustup, not Bailout (avc.com)
1676.
Visa Card Features Buttons and Screen to Generate CCV Dynamically (cgisecurity.net)
1677.
Venture capital advice - questions to ask VCs (seanbyrnes.com)
1678.
Cisco AXP Contest (cisco.com)
1679.
The VC model is broken (venturebeat.com)
1680.
Google Site Search lets you index pages faster (venturebeat.com)