July 2012 Archive
9121.
Who, if anybody, gets screwed by hidden swipe fees? (motherjones.com)
9122.
Don't Design for Reuse (cafe.elharo.com)
9123.
Notch: A flaw in our minecraft auth system, do not trust it until it's fixed (twitter.com)
9124.
Task tracking for power users: Holly (hollyapp.com)
9125.
Reinventing variables (vimeo.com)
9126.
It's easier to love a brand when the brand loves you back (sethgodin.typepad.com)
9127.
Ten tips in the war for talent (iteratingfun.com)
9128.
How Complex Systems Fail (ctlab.org)
9129.
Nielsen needs to work on its graphics (9to5mac.com)
9130.
Made of Bugs » Why node.js is cool (it’s not about performance) (blog.nelhage.com)
9131.
On building a software development team (marak.com)
9132.
Node.js JSON data formater / comparator (github.com)
9133.
LevelUp Will End Your Business' Credit Card Processing Fees. Really. (fastcompany.com)
9134.
Developing RESTful Web APIs with Python, Flask and MongoDB (speakerdeck.com)
9135.
Warnings About A Coming Global Financial Catastrophe (professorhollybell.com)
9136.
Symantec Software Update Rendered Many PCs Useless (tomshardware.com)
9137.
The Secret Lives Of Teenagers Online (businessinsider.com)
9138.
Groupon puts "recruiting logs" in their Android app (plus.google.com)
9139.
Mojibake: character transformation (en.wikipedia.org)
9140.
Ecology and Professional Growth (meltingasphalt.com)
9141.
Bookmarks in context: a new way to manage online information (lightarrow.com)
9142.
The Kickstarter mirage: why crowdfunding isn’t a multi-billion dollar business (benjaminlarralde.tumblr.com)
9143.
Haxe NME on github (finally) (github.com)
9144.
FAQ on "Race" as University Admission Factor in United States (talk.collegeconfidential.com)
9145.
RSS is Dead. Long live RSS (thetechscoop.net)
9146.
Extending Google Analytics Into Your iOS/Android App (blog.tapstream.com)
9147.
The Right Honourable Mr. Burke (theamericanscholar.org)
9148.
How not to go insane while working from home (altdevblogaday.com)
9149.
Don’t have a cellphone or just accept that you’re living in the Panopticon. (kurzweilai.net)
9150.
How To Buy A Ton of Twitter Followers (gizmodo.com)