June 2012 Archive
7771.
Cheap and effective productivity apps (danpink.com)
7772.
An update on Last.fm Password Security (blog.last.fm)
7773.
Dynamically typing a parameter in C# (stackoverflow.com)
7774.
Millions of Last.fm passwords leaked (lastfm.com.tr)
7775.
Global warming helps Arctic algae suck CO2 (theregister.co.uk)
7776.
Node Driver for SQL Server (OSS released by Microsoft) (github.com)
7777.
How anodizing works (youtube.com)
7778.
IOS6 Confirmed (mashable.com)
7779.
Outbox Is Going To Change How You Think About Mail (killerstartups.com)
7780.
Python 101: How to submit a web form (blog.pythonlibrary.org)
7781.
Box-sizing: The hidden gem of CSS (developer.mozilla.org)
7782.
Guy With Video Startup Meets Sean Parker on Airtime Figures Check Is in the Mail (betabeat.com)
7783.
Success = Self-Confidence + Humility (makinghandmadebooks.blogspot.com)
7784.
UBS Gets Stung by Facebook IPO (online.wsj.com)
7785.
CoffeeScript, Ruby, C++: a visual comparison of language complexity (cpprocks.com)
7786.
NPR's 'Car Talk' duo calling it quits (news.yahoo.com)
7787.
Apple fined for false 4G iPad advertising (arstechnica.com)
7788.
MisHaps Unobtrusively Puts Your Contact Info on Your Phone’s Lock Screen (lifehacker.com)
7789.
Basic skills vesus conceptual understanding [in math education][pdf] (aft.org)
7790.
Porn, gambling, and malware: Bitcoin as the 'Net's Wild West (arstechnica.com)
7791.
Lessons that changed my career (portent.com)
7792.
It’s Not A Bursting Bubble. It’s a Correction. (techcrunch.com)
7793.
Behavioral Biases That Screw Up The Way You Think (businessinsider.com)
7794.
The Perpetual Challenge of Infectious Diseases (nejm.org)
7795.
The Role of Product Managers (instigatorblog.com)
7796.
Why star pitchers get the close calls (maxwendkos.com)
7797.
Why you should be excited about national bankruptcy (sovereignman.com)
7798.
A pact with the Devil (another malware approach) (cl.cam.ac.uk)
7799.
Microsoft change of heart, allows desktop apps in Visual Studio Express 2012 (neowin.net)
7800.
Reset Windows password with Linux in under 5 minutes (slashgeek.net)