July 2010 Archive
2971.
Google: The search party is over (tech.fortune.cnn.com)
2972.
Posterous Lets You Import Data from Dying Network Posterous (andrewhy.de)
2973.
The two types of people who cause the biggest grief in open source (sayspy.blogspot.com)
2974.
Happy Fourth Of July From Google With Rube Goldberg Doodle (searchengineland.com)
2975.
Regulators Prepare to Dig Into Google-ITA Deal (bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
2976.
Maps showing density of Tweets in four cities (urbantick.blogspot.com)
2977.
Are Facebook and Twitter Bad for your Information Diet? (infovegan.com)
2978.
Solar-Powered Plane Flies for 26 Hours (nytimes.com)
2979.
Picking the right problem (iamwil.posterous.com)
2980.
Dave McClure Says Web Startups Must Tap Consumers’ Reptilian Psyche (xconomy.com)
2981.
Unacceptable Risk: The Troubling Medical Helicopter Safety Record (popularmechanics.com)
2982.
Magic Ink: Information software and the graphical interface (worrydream.com)
2983.
Manhattanhenge (en.wikipedia.org)
2984.
Course calendar (with notes) of CMU's "Great Theoretical Ideas in Comp. Science" (cs.cmu.edu)
2985.
Transloadit: Outsourced file uploading for your web app (transloadit.com)
2986.
Charting the World Cup (blog.revolutionanalytics.com)
2987.
Is reddit experiencing the consequences of losing their founders? ()
2988.
Revealing Japan's Low-Tech Belly (news.bbc.co.uk)
2989.
Why Morning People Rule the World (inc.com)
2990.
Teach yourself free market economics in two hours (blogs.telegraph.co.uk)
2991.
Check-in to Foursquare by scanning QR codes with quiQR (quiqr.posterous.com)
2992.
Economics Behaving Badly (nytimes.com)
2993.
PG's 2004 iPhone prediction (kottke.org)
2994.
10 tips for designing mobile websites (labs.thesedays.com)
2995.
No retainer? Seriously? (A web agency perspective) (13.7billionyearslater.net)
2996.
German company sells "liquid wood" (spacemart.com)
2997.
The Truth About Alcohol (leangains.com)
2998.
Al-Qaida was the reason for mass blog shutdown on blogetry (wired.com)
2999.
Twitter & Performance: An update (aka the SQL query that took down Twitter) (engineering.twitter.com)
3000.
A headset that reads your brainwaves (ted.com)