2009 Archive
6331.
AppJet's free hosting (AppJet 1.0) being discontinued (appjet.com)
6332.
The Cult of Genius (blogs.discovermagazine.com)
6333.
Arduino, open-source electronics prototyping platform (arduino.cc)
6334.
Android Invasion: A Comprehensive List of Android Phones (techcrunch.com)
6335.
Extreme JavaScript Performance (slideshare.net)
6336.
The story of how the dinosaurs disappeared is getting more and more complicated (economist.com)
6337.
Germany's Green Idea: Street Lighting on Demand (time.com)
6338.
Will your Michael Jackson tickets be worth more than the refund? (timesonline.typepad.com)
6339.
Brand New blog's revised Pepsi vs. Coke branding chart (underconsideration.com)
6340.
What I Learned About Entrepreneurship From Watching the World Series of Poker (gigaom.com)
6341.
Why Object-Oriented Languages Need Tail Calls (lambda-the-ultimate.org)
6342.
Anti-Love Drug May Be Ticket to Bliss (nytimes.com)
6343.
Maglev, Gemstone's Ruby VM, Finally Revealed (groups.google.com)
6344.
The Nobel Prize in Physics 2009 (nobelprize.org)
6345.
Getting to No (alistapart.com)
6346.
Yeti : an ML-derived language for the JVM (linux.ee)
6347.
How should we deal with cognitive-enhancing drugs? (stanfordalumni.org)
6348.
Exercises That Protect Against Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (lifehacker.com)
6349.
MySpace’s Tom Gets $500k Per Year to Stop Coming to Work (mashable.com)
6350.
The great Rose Bowl hoax of 1961 (museumofhoaxes.com)
6351.
Yahoo to Acquire Xoopit for About $20 Million (kara.allthingsd.com)
6352.
A Hired Gun for Microsoft in Dogged Pursuit of Google (nytimes.com)
6353.
Netflix Prize Movie Similarity Visualization (the-ensemble.com)
6354.
Why The Founders of PayPal And HotorNot Helped This Dropout (mixergy.com)
6355.
When to Redis (paperplanes.de)
6356.
Baumol's Cost Disease: Why Artists are Always Poor (en.wikipedia.org)
6357.
The Edit Distance Problem (rjlipton.wordpress.com)
6358.
Wikipedia Grappling with Deletion of IHT.com (thomascrampton.com)
6359.
ACLU sues over patents on breast cancer genes (cnn.com)
6360.
Ten beautiful computers (gadgets.boingboing.net)