May 2013 Archive
19891.
Goading Around Firewalls (blog.strategiccyber.com)
19892.
Why Non-Profits Shouldn't Give Away 100% of their Earnings (mohnish.net)
19893.
10gen offers hosted MongoDB Backup Service (10gen.com)
19894.
Doctors print up a splint for baby's blocked throat (vitals.nbcnews.com)
19895.
Fixing a gripe: code blocks on mobile devices (drawingablank.me)
19896.
A Developer Dashboard for All Your Tools (blog.assembla.com)
19897.
An improved sliding pane for Android (delyan.me)
19898.
Raspberry Pi's Fedora becomes 'Pidora' (linuxgizmos.com)
19899.
Made for the world, Built in China (techcrunch.com)
19900.
An extensive list of Mobile Ad Networks, Ad Servers, SSPs, and DSPs. (unleashweb.com)
19901.
How Unsuccessful Founders Spend Their Time (attendly.com)
19902.
Druva Upgrades Include 'End-of-XP' Migration Tool as Support Sunsets (technorati.com)
19903.
Coinpunk - self-hosted Bitcoin wallet (coinpunk.org)
19904.
Rise of the Maple Syrup Mafia (tech.fortune.cnn.com)
19905.
Help more kids find their passion for programming with CoderDojo (coderdojo.com)
19906.
Unique your email subjects (skylarsch.com)
19907.
The Scanadu Scout “Tricorder,” Funded by You (healthline.com)
19908.
This Man Thinks He Never Has to Eat Again (vice.com)
19909.
The evolution of the iPhone Camera (campl.us)
19910.
Zombie climate sceptic theories survive only in newspapers and on TV (guardian.co.uk)
19911.
[Show HN] Coursera Forum Glasses (chrome.google.com)
19912.
Windows 8: Less talking, more doing (youtube.com)
19913.
McKinsey: The $33 Trillion Technology Payoff (bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
19914.
We Are Makers (wearemakersblog.com)
19915.
Climate Change: the four charts that really matter (neven1.typepad.com)
19916.
Climate change 'spurred modern human behaviour' (bbc.co.uk)
19917.
Formlabs Starts Shipping Form 1 - Desktop 3D Printer (venturefizz.com)
19918.
Zeppelin, the Inbox for Business Data, Launches New Mobile Version Product (venturefizz.com)
19919.
Teens Talk More About Economics, but No Better Informed (blogs.wsj.com)
19920.
Amazon proposes a colossal biospherelike Seattle campus (news.cnet.com)