2011 Archive
6061.
My baby, the finite state machine (2006) (blogs.msdn.com)
6062.
Aviary has slick HTML5 image editor. Add to your webapp now. Source code soon. (aviary.com)
6063.
Instapaper like Article Extractor open sourced (github.com)
6064.
Theoretical limit to how hard it can rain (reddit.com)
6065.
Abstract Algebra: Theory and Applications (A Free Textbook) (abstract.ups.edu)
6066.
Typesetting and paste-up, 1970 style (commfaculty.fullerton.edu)
6067.
Exit Interview: Founders look back at acquisitions by Google, AOL, Microsoft (37signals.com)
6068.
Go At Heroku (Doozer) (blog.golang.org)
6069.
Old Dijkstra Essays Considered (blog.mozilla.com)
6070.
Understanding Virtual Memory (ualberta.ca)
6071.
Don't Just Ask: Why Women Don't Negotiate (theatlantic.com)
6072.
Can Google+ posts be marked with plus.Google.com instead of Google.com?
6073.
Poll: Google+: Like it/prefer it to FaceBook
6074.
The stock market hates HP's new strategy (google.com)
6075.
Jig, the first product from Tasty Labs (jig.com)
6076.
CBC is forcing me to remove my app from the Mac App Store (mobile.davander.com)
6077.
Elementary OS (elementaryos.org)
6078.
WSJ: "India Graduates Millions But Too Few Are Fit to Hire" - Yes, But ..... (blogs.zoho.com)
6079.
Competitive Start Fund (CSF) - Enterprise Ireland (enterprise-ireland.com)
6080.
Why Apple built Final Cut Pro X (sachin.posterous.com)
6081.
Bitcoin befuddles US customs agents, thwarting visit by digital currency guru (geekwire.com)
6082.
The Hidden Cost of Letting Workers Telecommute (online.wsj.com)
6083.
Hacker News Instant (hninstant.org)
6084.
Chrome at 20% market share, IE9 less than IE7 (royal.pingdom.com)
6085.
After traveling to over 25 countries I created an app I wanted (tripl.com)
6086.
How can Skyrim be so unoptimized? Modders do better job than Bethesda (forums.bethsoft.com)
6087.
How one guy turned his C&C skills into millions with online poker (nytimes.com)
6088.
Job Opening: "Frequent travel may be required" (usajobs.gov)
6089.
An Awesomer Tweet Button: Tracks your site's most influential users (wil.lt)
6090.
The Missed Red Flags on Groupon (dealbook.nytimes.com)