May 2009 Archive
781.
Building a Django CMS for the Spokesman Review (copress.org)
782.
Dell Unveils Via Nano-Based Server (pulls 20-29 watts @ full load) (osnews.com)
783.
Barclays hates tech startups (blog.boxedice.com)
784.
Is Posterous the New TwitPic? (mashable.com)
785.
Arduino hardware hacking: Part 2 (tuxradar.com)
786.
Hack Your Own CNC Machine (buildyourcnc.com)
787.
Talks from the 2009 SF Erlang Factory [video] (erlang-factory.com)
788.
A RESTful API to generate video by writing XML (uk.techcrunch.com)
789.
Small Changes That Helped UserVoice Raise $800,000 From Investors (blog.mixergy.com)
790.
Metropolitan Area Job Gain/Loss 2004-2009 Visualization (tipstrategies.com)
791.
Eric Drexler: How to Understand Everything (and Why) (metamodern.com)
792.
How to program the Arduino without the IDE (johanneshoff.com)
793.
Looking for Django/Rails expert to join a YC funded startup this summer ()
794.
Increased food intake alone explains the increase in body weight in US (esciencenews.com)
795.
Quantum arguments for God (newscientist.com)
796.
Ask HN: The HN karma paradox
797.
Justin.tv: Hundreds of channels, nothing on. (blog.tippingpointlabs.com)
798.
Law Firm Closes Bank Account From Pirate Bay DDo$ (tomshardware.com)
799.
The Power of Ridiculous Reasons (dilbert.com)
800.
Would You Slap Your Father? If So, You’re a Liberal (nytimes.com)
801.
Virtual Neurons Acting Like the Real Thing - The Blue Brain Project (singularityhub.com)
802.
Surviving Emacs (bc.tech.coop)
803.
All she wants is the rain water that lands on her roof (wildlifemanagementpro.com)
804.
Ask HN: The most fun and beautiful code you know of? ()
805.
Requested change to the Hacker News RSS feed - items should link to the comments ()
806.
Processing.js: How to create links with Custom fonts (processingjs.org)
807.
Google Talk for Developers (code.google.com)
808.
Greg McAdoo, Sequoia Partner, made an iPhone flight planning app (itunes.apple.com)
809.
Characteristics of a great startup culture (techflash.com)
810.
The New New Economy: More Startups, Fewer Giants, Infinite Opportunity (wired.com)