July 2012 Archive
5431.
NASA, Mars Panorama - Next Best Thing to Being There (nasa.gov)
5432.
Hacker Jobs Meets... Toby White - CTO - Timetric (hackerjobs.co.uk)
5433.
Sword-fighting game hits funding target (bbc.co.uk)
5434.
Ask HN: Projecting sales, growth, etc for proforma ()
5435.
Ask HN: What's the best WYSIWYG CMS for a Rails app? ()
5436.
Don’t Quit Your 9-to-5 Job To Start A Startup (devblog.ailon.org)
5437.
Nyan Fax delivered to your home (tomscott.com)
5438.
Does Life Speed Up As You Get Older? (bbc.com)
5439.
Ouya is new player in the console video game wars (usatoday.com)
5440.
PayPal Bans Major File-Hosting Services Over Piracy Concerns (torrentfreak.com)
5441.
VIM 101: a quick-and-dirty guide to our favorite free file editor (engadget.com)
5442.
Some of my thoughts on the GitHub investment (cdevroe.com)
5443.
Proof that NES games are NP-hard [pdf] (arxiv.org)
5444.
All Dropbox Users will have their space doubled tonight (dribbble.com)
5445.
Ask HN: What is the current state of SAAS in the iOS app store? ()
5446.
In Silicon Valley, Founders Fight for Control (online.wsj.com)
5447.
Show HN: Web News Bot, text mining the news (webnewsbot.com)
5448.
How I Turned Down $300l from Microsoft to go Full-Time on GitHub (tom.preston-werner.com)
5449.
Live 10 years longer through playing a game (ted.com)
5450.
Beefing Up Dull Text in WebKit (css-tricks.com)
5451.
The Caves of Clojure: Part 3.4 (stevelosh.com)
5452.
How to use bathroom time effectively (productivity.stackexchange.com)
5453.
Note on Text Editors for Getting Started Writing Code (nerdfs.blogspot.com)
5454.
Normalized Google Distance (en.wikipedia.org)
5455.
On using Hacker News to validate a product idea involving NLP and PHP (atrilla.net)
5456.
Video hands-on with the shockingly accurate Leap motion controller (bgr.com)
5457.
Facebook made the yahoo leak more dangerous (pastebin.com)
5458.
Nokia only sold less than 300,000 Nokia Lumia 900 in USA (wmpoweruser.com)
5459.
I'm a To-do list for your Videos, and I'm Awesome (mustwatch.it)
5460.
More user passwords dumped, this time from alleged Billabong.com hack (arstechnica.com)