November 2012 Archive
8611.
How to Commit Internet Suicide and Disappear from the Web Forever (lifehacker.com)
8612.
What it's like to move to a city with no apartment and no job (dalethoughts.com)
8613.
Building Windows: Microsoft Pins Its Hopes On A New Generation Of Developers (theverge.com)
8614.
Roll your own election model in R (is-r.tumblr.com)
8615.
Galaxy S3 takes No. 1 position in smartphone market: research (reuters.com)
8616.
Designing apps for the Nexus 7 (lucasr.org)
8617.
Police, Burglary Victim Track Stolen iPad, Uncover Major Trafficking Operation (spdblotter.seattle.gov)
8618.
Do you know who FAKEGRIMLOCK is? (poutsch.com)
8619.
Galaxy III Sales Top iPhone? (pcmag.com)
8620.
Why only Samsung builds phones that can outsell an iPhone (gigaom.com)
8621.
Twitter says it unintentionally reset passwords of non-compromised accounts (thenextweb.com)
8622.
Contour map of travel time to Big Ben in HTML5 (property.mapumental.com)
8623.
Git with Dropbox (samdoidge.com)
8624.
Don't hide the password (by default) (lukew.com)
8625.
Old People Versus Babies, In One Graph (npr.org)
8626.
The Essential Physics of Game Engines (buildnewgames.com)
8627.
Can you find Dark Matter? Earn money (kaggle.com)
8628.
Vim & Python: Making Yourself At Home (justinlilly.com)
8629.
Finatra: A sinatra-inspired web framework for Scala (github.com)
8630.
Infographic: Rising cross-browser testing complexity (crossbrowserbook.com)
8631.
Mastery: Lessons from Jiro Dreams of Sushi (bennesvig.com)
8632.
Samsung Galaxy S III is now the world's best-selling smartphone (mashable.com)
8633.
Introducing the Humble Indie Bundle for Android 4 (humblebundle.com)
8634.
Spoiler-Filled Surprise Ending You'll See If You Beat Halo 4 On 'Legendary' (kotaku.com)
8635.
Noah Kagan Wants to Give your Customers a Lovegasm (growhack.com)
8636.
Why entrepreneurs hate wantrepreneurs (techli.com)
8637.
The Humble Bundle for Android 4 (humblebundle.com)
8638.
Software is Eating Apple (continuations.com)
8639.
Obama was averaging 50k likes per hour on election night (twitter.com)
8640.
Pinterest Launches "Secret Boards" (venturebeat.com)