July 2012 Archive
5071.
Facebook & HTC Releasing Phone (bloomberg.com)
5072.
Facebook Widens ‘Bug Bounty’ Program To Combat Internal Breaches (bloomberg.com)
5073.
Microsoft profits from Linux patent FUD (zdnet.com)
5074.
The crowdfunding bubble of 2013 part 3 (cringely.com)
5075.
Version control best practices - Git edition (kevinpelgrims.com)
5076.
Map: America's Mass Shootings (jordanstaniscia.com)
5077.
Google Handwrite (googleblog.blogspot.nl)
5078.
The Humble Music Bundle (humblebundle.com)
5079.
Study: label litigation has produced an innovation “wasteland” (arstechnica.com)
5080.
Power Pwn - Penetration testing platform disguised as a power strip (pwnieexpress.com)
5081.
On Not Leaving Academia (beki70.wordpress.com)
5082.
Brightcove acquires Zencoder (blog.brightcove.com)
5083.
Twitter attributes today's downtime to data center failures (blog.twitter.com)
5084.
Retiring at 25 (samsoff.es)
5085.
What makes life exciting? (danielflopes.com)
5086.
Startup founder willing to pay $500 to increase his odds to get Google Fiber (siliconprairienews.com)
5087.
Twitter apologies (zdnet.com)
5088.
Mozcast - a 'weather report' to track turbulence in Google's search algorithm (mozcast.com)
5089.
Whiskey Tango Foxtrot: 20-Somethings in 2012 (psychologytoday.com)
5090.
Facebook earnings disappoint investors (nytimes.com)
5091.
Why most mobile apps suck or ‘What mobile web devs can learn from game devs’ (dybskiy.com)
5092.
Google, Facebook, eBay, and Amazon to form political lobbying association (aljazeera.com)
5093.
The letter that got 2001: A Space Odyssey started (lettersofnote.com)
5094.
Yahoo and Organizational Change (continuations.com)
5095.
Modern pop music really is too loud, and all sounds the same (abc.net.au)
5096.
Facebook's results rattle Wall Street (latimes.com)
5097.
C++ Primer 5th Edition, Part 2: How Language Revisions Change Strategy (drdobbs.com)
5098.
Linux.conf.au 2013 has attracted a record number of proposals for talks (itwire.com)
5099.
Running on Physics: Why You Can Walk on Water and Cornstarch (discovermagazine.com)
5100.
Chinese Army Hackers Infiltrate From EU to DC (bloomberg.com)