2009 Archive
85051.
85052.
Iphone Users Prefer McDonalds Over Pizza Hut
(forbes.com)
85053.
Wikipedia Rel=NoFollow
(thegongshow.tumblr.com)
85054.
Are IT Security Professionals the Last Line of Defense for Patient Privacy?
(blog.loglogic.com)
85055.
New computing tool could lead to better crops and pesticides
(www3.imperial.ac.uk)
85056.
Our Brains are Wired for Hypocrisy
(newsweek.com)
85057.
The Verizon Droid Might Be Landing Sooner Than We Thought
(techcrunch.com)
85058.
Universal web site tagging
(jshub.org)
85059.
85060.
Advertising Should Not Be a Zero-Sum Game
(kfurlong.com)
85061.
How to host an (un)official Windows 7 launch party
(itworld.com)
85062.
Open Source’s Dying Narrative
(blogs.gartner.com)
85063.
Steve Gillmor: Why Google Wave Sucks And Why It Doesn't Matter
(techcrunchit.com)
85064.
What to do when the hockey stick doesn't happen on your timeline?
(asack.typepad.com)
85065.
Why Women Have Sex
(time.com)
85066.
You don't need Mac OS X's single-application mode
(blog.abrahamvegh.com)
85067.
Who "Owns" Documentation?
(reddit.com)
85068.
A Few Useful Snippets of Some Modern Business Models
(broadstuff.com)
85069.
What You Need To Know About Windows 7
(msnbc.msn.com)
85070.
Social engineering tactics of the Koobface botnet.
(content.techrepublic.com.com)
85071.
Collaborative Networks Produce Better Ideas
(blog.spigit.com)
85072.
Top agencies with the most Facebook fans
(gcn.com)
85073.
85074.
Python: find files using Unix shell-style wildcards
(muharem.wordpress.com)
85075.
Wayback Machine
(archive.org)
85076.
The World of 100
(toby-ng.com)
85077.
Leaking crypto keys from mobile devices
(news.cnet.com)
85078.
Hacker's clock
(hc.feicall.com)
85079.
Big Day in the eReader World
(evilgeniuschronicles.org)