June 2013 Archive
3811.
Google, Facebook, others pay ISPs to speed downloads, Netflix resists (online.wsj.com)
3812.
Twenty bucks says Soylent is a viral marketing campaign (mobile.theverge.com)
3813.
How I got fired from the job I created (aroundtheworldin80jobs.com)
3814.
Gmail retention and your privacy (forensic4cast.com)
3815.
Why Espionage vs Treason for Snowden? ()
3816.
Free strong 256-bit encryption service for everyone (encryptfree.com)
3817.
Stop supporting the surveillance machine with: 1) Your money, 2) Your data ()
3818.
Snowden heading for Iceland, via Norway - Pirate Party. (piratetimes.net)
3819.
Sony's PlayStation 4 Is Running Modified FreeBSD 9 (phoronix.com)
3820.
Generating every image possible. (medium.com)
3821.
On Losing Our First Hire (medium.com)
3822.
Whats the most intellectual joke you know? (reddit.com)
3823.
A Remarkable Life Requires You to Overcome Mediocrity, Not Fear (calnewport.com)
3824.
My Startup has 30 Days to Live (mystartuphas30daystolive.tumblr.com)
3825.
Google’s not the one hurting Europe’s news business (paidcontent.org)
3826.
Glass and Facial Recognition (plus.google.com)
3827.
The Dictatorship of Data (technologyreview.com)
3828.
Oculus VR co-founder, 33, killed by speeding car (abclocal.go.com)
3829.
DDoS sends EVE Online offline (scmagazine.com.au)
3830.
Poll: What do you use for dependency management in iOS?
3831.
The man who lives without food (telegraph.co.uk)
3832.
Apple devices vulnerable to attack via bogus charger (bbc.co.uk)
3833.
Dear startup CEOs (firstround.com)
3834.
LayerVault launches free online backups and version control (theverge.com)
3835.
U.S. Is Secretly Collecting Records of Verizon Calls (nytimes.com)
3836.
Costco CEO Leads the Cheapest, Happiest Company in the World (businessweek.com)
3837.
Top U.S. intel official challenges reports that spy agencies mined Internet data (cnn.com)
3838.
Ask HN: How would you guard your data privacy? ()
3839.
Microsoft and its OEMs stick to an outdated tablet strategy (computerworld.com)
3840.
BoA blocks $25k from Yoko Ono to Julian Assange (smh.com.au)