2009 Archive
67141.
Dissident -- web framework designed from the ground up for massive scale
(wiki.github.com)
67142.
Free and Commercial Stock Photography Sites
(smashingmagazine.com)
67143.
Ask HN: Thoughts on Singularity University?
(thefischbowl.blogspot.com)
67144.
Bespin Talk at Mozilla Labs Meetup
(ajaxian.com)
67145.
Human religious belief systems co-evolved with other belief systems
(dailymail.co.uk)
67146.
New iPod Shuffle that Speaks Song Titles
(apple.com)
67147.
CAD for Nanoengineering: DNA, proteins, and search-intensive design
(metamodern.com)
67148.
Apple introduces new shuffle
(store.apple.com)
67149.
YouTube: if we build it, will they come?
(simoncobb.co.uk)
67150.
67151.
How We All Became Elvis
(blog.weatherby.net)
67152.
Facebook Developers Getting Antsy Over Verified Apps Program
(techcrunch.com)
67153.
Small Businesses: Get Found on Google Maps
(propelwi.com)
67154.
University of Washington Computer Science & Engineering Colloquia Archive
(norfolk.cs.washington.edu)
67155.
PHP XDebug & Webgrind Installation
(anantgarg.com)
67156.
French anti-P2P law toughest in the world
(arstechnica.com)
67157.
67158.
Please review: 2handthings.com (still in alpha phase, I'm working on it)
(2handthings.com)
67159.
Hosting In The Cloud with ServePath and F5
(devcentral.f5.com)
67160.
Real IT Inteview - Joe Talks VMs
(devcentral.f5.com)
67161.
Constitutional amendment would enshrine the right to vote
(examiner.com)
67162.
Free APIs for Developing Twitter Apps
(boxuk.com)
67163.
Designing a document database: Scale
(ayende.com)
67164.
IPod Shuffle gets smaller. Perhaps pointlessly so, but there you go.
(technologizer.com)
67165.
ChubbyBrain: User-Generated Startup Reviews
(chubbybrain.com)
67166.
An Office Safety PSA - The Daily WTF
(thedailywtf.com)
67167.
How the Knight News Challenge boosted program awareness 110%
(susanmernit.com)
67168.
Etech session liveblogging: Mr Hacker Goes to Washington
(radar.oreilly.com)
67169.
Zappos and Magnify Join Forces to Combine Retail With Web 2.0 Video
(techcrunch.com)
67170.
Google knows where you surfed last summer
(weblog.infoworld.com)