November 2008 Archive
2491.
World's earliest nuclear family found (esciencenews.com)
2492.
Vancouver, Canada HN Lunch ()
2493.
Test Drive of Tesla Roadster (and Weebly) (fourhourworkweek.com)
2494.
The four kinds of work, and how to get them done: part one (startuplessonslearned.blogspot.com)
2495.
SIGOPS - Create Your Own Operating System Adventure (acm.uiuc.edu)
2496.
Exclusive Video of the Moon from Chandrayaan (ishare.rediff.com)
2497.
Review of CloudFront - Amazon's new CDN (blog.rightscale.com)
2498.
Firm tries different approach toward IPOs (sfgate.com)
2499.
How Did Microsoft Not Avoid the Windows Vista Capable Train Wreck? (technologizer.com)
2500.
Star Trek gets a sexy makeover in new film with love scenes, motorbikes and hunky stars (dailymail.co.uk)
2501.
[O'Reilly] Voice in Google Mobile App: A Tipping Point for the Web? (radar.oreilly.com)
2502.
Twitter's New FAIL logo (venturebeat.com)
2503.
Single Bad Solder Costs CERN's LHC a Year, $21M USD (dailytech.com)
2504.
CEO Interview: Costco's Jim Sinegal (fastcompany.com)
2505.
Three Myths of Viral Growth (20bits.com)
2506.
How to Mimic the iGoogle Interface (nettuts.com)
2507.
Ocarina Surges To Top Paid iPhone App Position (techcrunch.com)
2508.
The four kinds of work, and how to get them done: part two (startuplessonslearned.blogspot.com)
2509.
The March of Access Control (ejohn.org)
2510.
Open Source Law & How To Reduce Startup Legal Costs (altgate.com)
2511.
Amazon CloudFront (aws.amazon.com)
2512.
An online startup spread its wings offline? (icanhasstartup.com)
2513.
Wal-Mart to begin selling iPhone post holidays - reports (appleinsider.com)
2514.
Scientists sequence woolly-mammoth genome (esciencenews.com)
2515.
Agree2 for creating and negotiating agreements launches (blog.extraeagle.com)
2516.
Excellent podcast on innovation with Judy Estrin (ex-CTO Cisco) (ecorner.stanford.edu)
2517.
Become a specialist at being a generalist (headphono.us)
2518.
Teen lives 118 days without heart (reuters.com)
2519.
Here’s a demo of some thoughtful UI on Ffffound.com. (37signals.com)
2520.
Wearable carbon film nanotechnology (noiseaddicts.com)