July 2012 Archive
4921.
Borrowed Pointers in Rust (smallcultfollowing.com)
4922.
Low-cost businesses that can be started by a teenager [Quora] (quora.com)
4923.
The css selector performance myth (onderhond.com)
4924.
Intellectual Properly: Apple patents disappearing vertical scroll indicator (theverge.com)
4925.
Megaupload judge quits case after inflammatory comment (arstechnica.com)
4926.
ShopForCloud acquired by Righstcale (blog.planforcloud.com)
4927.
Building an Automated Trading System: Optimizing Prameters (blog.quantopian.com)
4928.
Deploying Sentry on Heroku (blog.daniel-watkins.co.uk)
4929.
Twelve Commandments Of Software Localization (coding.smashingmagazine.com)
4930.
Renouncing Eagle Scout status for discrimination by the Boy Scouts (palshife.net)
4931.
PIE1 – Raspberry Pi Sends Live Images from Near Space (daveakerman.com)
4932.
Colleges Awakening to the Opportunities of Data Mining (nytimes.com)
4933.
The News Sublime (blog.parsely.com)
4934.
Write mostly once, run mostly anywhere with Mono (praeclarum.org)
4935.
Zuckerberg’s 1.05% Loan Shows How Wealthy Stay Rich (sfgate.com)
4936.
Your very own ARM-based Ubuntu servers in the cloud, for free (arstechnica.com)
4937.
Dropbox hires “outside experts” to investigate possible e-mail breach (arstechnica.com)
4938.
Hypermedia APIs (coderwall.com)
4939.
Glacier In North Greenland Breaks Off Huge Iceberg (npr.org)
4940.
Exploiting the Neuroscience of Internet Addiction (theatlantic.com)
4941.
Google Maps meets WebGL (support.google.com)
4942.
Quora is moving to Mountain View (go.bloomberg.com)
4943.
The key to high profits: product differentiation (economic principle) (en.wikipedia.org)
4944.
Using Neuroscience to Inform Your UX Strategy and Design (uxmatters.com)
4945.
The Art of Writing Small Programs (youtube.com)
4946.
Marissa Mayer vs. Mark Zuckerberg (coverhound.com)
4947.
The Importance of Font in Coding (codinghorror.com)
4948.
Mobify.js - Remix Your Site for Mobile Devices (mobify.com)
4949.
Some more xkcd goodness (what-if.xkcd.com)
4950.
The McGurk Effect - what you see changes what you hear (youtube.com)