July 2010 Archive
1081.
The JVM Language Summit 2010 (olabini.com)
1082.
# - the Unix truth (homepages.cwi.nl)
1083.
Welcome Rakudo Star (perl.com)
1084.
User Interface Design Framework (GUI elements library for Illustrator) (webalys.com)
1085.
Researcher Demonstrates ATM ‘Jackpotting’ at Black Hat Conference (wired.com)
1086.
Use Your Own Kernel with Amazon EC2 (aws.typepad.com)
1087.
Designing the Face of Forrst (pasqualedsilva.com)
1088.
Effective blog promotion for startups: SeatGeek, WePay, and Bazaarvoice (blog.keepstream.com)
1089.
If you were hacking since age 8, it means you were privileged (geekfeminism.org)
1090.
Stop shitting on Wall Street (bsiscovick.tumblr.com)
1091.
Solar power is now cheaper than nuclear (ncwarn.org)
1092.
Ask HN: How does Mint.com work?
1093.
Climategate Inquiry Clearly Ignores Wrongdoing (climateaudit.org)
1094.
Please update your emergency contact information. ()
1095.
Pittsburgh gives birth to tech firms, but can't keep them (post-gazette.com)
1096.
Facebook now has 500 million users (blog.facebook.com)
1097.
Richard Dawkins: We are going to die, and that makes us the lucky ones. (jorel314.wordpress.com)
1098.
Databases for a Concurrent World (dosync.posterous.com)
1099.
Samoa switches to driving on left (news.bbc.co.uk)
1100.
The Great Decoupling of Corporate Profits from Jobs (robertreich.org)
1101.
Using your browser url history to estimate gender (mikeonads.com)
1102.
China Renews Google’s License (nytimes.com)
1103.
Introducing Redis To Go (blog.redistogo.com)
1104.
When to raise money - Tip from a VC (navfund.com)
1105.
Court: Violating T.O.S Is Not a Crime, But Bypassing Technical Barriers Might Be (eff.org)
1106.
Lots of Haskell libraries now. What are we going to do about it? (donsbot.wordpress.com)
1107.
Examples of large-scale functional language projects (lambda-the-ultimate.org)
1108.
Basics of probability and statistics (videolectures.net)
1109.
Random realities of programming (clemesha.posterous.com)
1110.
Cloud password-cracking tool requires only 20 minutes to crack passwords. (blogs.techrepublic.com.com)