2009 Archive
84061.
Marten Mickos: Trust the Mighty MySQL Nation
(computerworlduk.com)
84062.
Microsoft wants multicore boost from Windows 7
(news.cnet.com)
84063.
Ignore Everybody & the Dip, double feature book review
(victusspiritus.com)
84064.
The Seedcamp Entry
(davidatherton.wordpress.com)
84065.
Free ColdFusion/Flex Conference In NC - Oct 17-18
(cfinnc.com)
84066.
The Remedy for a Web Analytics Headache
(datalandsoftware.com)
84067.
Michael Jackson's kids hit $5bn jackpot
(in.movies.yahoo.com)
84068.
Google hopes to ride a social-networking Wave
(sfgate.com)
84069.
What is the concept of Composition in C++?
(engineeringblog.indiabtech.com)
84070.
Venture Capitalists Need Money, Too
(gigaom.com)
84071.
Dan Rodney's List of Mac OS X Keyboard Shortcuts & Keystrokes
(danrodney.com)
84072.
Mac OS X keyboard shortcuts
(support.apple.com)
84073.
Why your site traffic data belongs in a data warehouse
(datadrivesmedia.com)
84074.
Most of the web isn’t real-time
(80legs.wordpress.com)
84075.
Of threads, forks and PCLSRing in high-level languages
(fare.livejournal.com)
84076.
Avoid Demanding The Last Minute Meeting
(markpeterdavis.com)
84077.
Immaterials: the ghost in the field
(nearfield.org)
84078.
What This Year’s Nobel Prize in Economics Says About the Prize in Economics
(freakonomics.blogs.nytimes.com)
84079.
Tearing down the App Store hype
(blog.ablepear.com)
84080.
Things Businesses Must Know Before Switching to Linux
(bizweek.com.au)
84081.
Growing a Business in a Startup Style & Beyond
(dispatch.com)
84082.
Thoughts on RFS #5: Mobile Development
(astartupaday.com)
84083.
Cheat Sheet Round-Up: Ajax, CSS, LaTeX, Ruby…
(9tricks.com)
84084.
Hacking Gravity
(whattofix.com)
84085.
What's the point in university?
(tomorrowsweb.com)
84086.
Social Enterprise, Exits, and Liquidity Events
(rsfsocialfinance.org)
84087.
Levinson resignation means Apple, Google boards sever last tie
(appleinsider.com)
84088.
Music For Your Eyes: A Discussion With Derek Sivers, Founder of CD Baby
(allentrepreneur.wordpress.com)
84089.
84090.
T-Mobile and Microsoft/Danger data loss is bad for the cloud
(arstechnica.com)