March 2009 Archive
3331.
Scientists claim to have identified brain region that makes choices (tech-news-update.com)
3332.
Git Enterprise Requirements (gitguru.com)
3333.
EMI Drops Lawsuit Against Project Playlist, Licenses Catalog Instead (techcrunch.com)
3334.
Late-bound object lambda architectures, by Iam Piumarta of VPRI (Alan Kay's institute) [video] (video.google.com)
3335.
Computed tomography images of toys and food (radiologyart.com)
3336.
The unfiltered questions at the White House's Digg clone are more fun than the top ones (technologizer.com)
3337.
Who’s Afraid of Natural Proofs? (rjlipton.wordpress.com)
3338.
Twitter Business Models Are Afoot (mashable.com)
3339.
"Smallest, lowest-power" ARM core debuts (linuxdevices.com)
3340.
How to start your own TEDx (blog.ted.com)
3341.
Canvas 3D and Standards (almaer.com)
3342.
New Mathematical System Helps To Cut Bus Journey Times (sciencedaily.com)
3343.
Touching Windows 7 (blogs.msdn.com)
3344.
Internet Archive & Sun Modular Datacenter (sun.com)
3345.
FOSDEM 2009 Embedded Linux Videos (free-electrons.com)
3346.
Rearden (Steve Perlman) unveils video game platform category-killer OnLive (kotaku.com)
3347.
When Smart Is Dumb (forbes.com)
3348.
Plasma Storms (newscientist.com)
3349.
The Unreasonable Effectiveness of Data by Halevy, Norvig, and Pereira (computer.org)
3350.
Combinatorial Explosion Within Software Development (atari.tumblr.com)
3351.
Enterprise IT: Open source deadbeats (weblog.infoworld.com)
3352.
Why Money Messes With Your Mind (newscientist.com)
3353.
An introduction to Usenet binaries (ideaexcursion.com)
3354.
15 OpenSource CMS Systems - Vote For Your Favorite And Win (opensourcereleasefeed.com)
3355.
Water triggers high temperature superconductivity (technologyreview.com)
3356.
The Asian export cliff (blogs.cfr.org)
3357.
Why Wall Stree Professionals Are Overpaid (fivethirtyeight.com)
3358.
How Companies Use Twitter for Business (readwriteweb.com)
3359.
The Entreprenuers Report: Winter 2008 (wsgr.com)
3360.
PimpThisBum.com employs irony on homeless man's behalf (cnn.com)