October 2010 Archive
5071.
Ask HN: Best realtime mobile analytics with API ()
5072.
MovieReshape - Reshaping humans in videos (youtube.com)
5073.
Google invests $1M in pedal-powered monorail pods (cnn.com)
5074.
Verizon Cuts A Deal With Apple – Will Sell The iPad Starting October 28th (appadvice.com)
5075.
Writing an S-Expression parser in Ruby (thingsaaronmade.com)
5076.
Apple now third-largest PC seller in U.S. (news.cnet.com)
5077.
For 24 hours Greater Manchester Police will be publishing incidents on Twitter (gmp.police.uk)
5078.
Show HN: Instant Youtube playlist ()
5079.
Everything is amazing right now and nobody is happy (youtube.com)
5080.
The 14 Biggest Companies You Didn't Know Were in the Solar Industry (earthandindustry.com)
5081.
Django: Active merchant like pluggable payment backends (github.com)
5082.
Canada's Dollar Trades at Parity for First Time Since April (sfgate.com)
5083.
To Self-Publish or Not to Self-Publish (ideasonideas.com)
5084.
Sounds terrible - why airline food tastes so bland (bbc.co.uk)
5085.
Ask HN: Small Venue Ticket Sales ()
5086.
BetaBrand Does Serious Business (visualnews.com)
5087.
Amazon Granted Patent for Salving Your Conscience (fastcompany.com)
5088.
Oral History Interview with Steve Jobs (americanhistory.si.edu)
5089.
Google Voice Android App Lag Issue (google.com)
5090.
REST in peace, SOAP (royal.pingdom.com)
5091.
Learning Python – day one. (sahillavingia.com)
5092.
Cars just a pixel in Google's sweeping AI vision (sfgate.com)
5093.
Micropreneur Academy Founder Rob Walling speaking in LA-Wed,10/20 (sgvdotnet.org)
5094.
Qubes Architecture - actual security-oriented OS (qubes-os.org)
5095.
Folksy Update From Carol Bartz, Massive Outage Relegated to “PS” (techcrunch.com)
5096.
First indie game created for the Kindle (lostgarden.com)
5097.
Chart of the Day: Google is still a one-trick pony (businessinsider.com)
5098.
Zuckerberg: Facebook doesn’t make real profits, and that’s okay (venturebeat.com)
5099.
Groupon's Founder on How to Get Super Rich (mashable.com)
5100.
Twelve-Year-Old Awarded $3,000 for Finding Critical Firefox Flaw (news.softpedia.com)