July 2013 Archive
2401.
Web interface design in the browser (uidojo.com)
2402.
Show HN: Assistant.io - The easiest way to schedule meetings (assistant.io)
2403.
OkCupid Labs Data - Cats will get you laid (blog.ravelapp.com)
2404.
Show HN: Blogging Platform for Hackers (logdown.com)
2405.
NSA chief slams "transparency culture," compares Snowden to Boston Bombers (dailydot.com)
2406.
Matt Cutts Using CSS to hide Text and links on His Own Blog (webmasterfacts.com)
2407.
Putin to Offer Snowden Asylum, but With a Catch (world.time.com)
2408.
Roswell incident Google game (google.com.au)
2409.
Raising Money From Top Tier VC Firms Means Less Than You Think (alexstechthoughts.com)
2410.
Titanium Fills Vital Role for Boeing and Russia (nytimes.com)
2411.
Nitro: A Quick And Simple Profiler For Golang (spf13.com)
2412.
Big banks stage mega-cyberattack drill (money.cnn.com)
2413.
Bitcoin-qt-i2p: A Bitcoin wallet for the I2P network (github.com)
2414.
Australia Bars Huawei From Broadband Project (nytimes.com)
2415.
UberChopper Service in NYC (blog.uber.com)
2416.
Why I’m hiring graduates with thirds this year (spectator.co.uk)
2417.
Meet HireMyFriend, a new product from Makeshift (medium.com)
2418.
For men, “leaning out” just isn’t an option (pandodaily.com)
2419.
Inventor of Sass Marries long time same sex partner (twitter.com)
2420.
This week in press freedoms and privacy rights (guardian.co.uk)
2421.
MIT Trying To Block The Release Of Aaron Swartz's Secret Service File (techdirt.com)
2422.
Apple has lost the plot (cubicgarden.com)
2423.
JS-Git reaches fundraising goal with $25,000 pledge from Mozilla (bountysource.com)
2424.
The Reactive Manifesto (reactivemanifesto.org)
2425.
How to Build a Software Consultancy in the Middle of Nowhere (marcusblankenship.com)
2426.
JP Morgan: “Get rid of your pinko, anti-fascist constitutions” (blogs.euobserver.com)
2427.
Black Holes + Wormholes = Quantum Answers (npr.org)
2428.
My e-mail to Congressman Mike Rogers about XKeyscore ()
2429.
Mysterious radio flashes may be from stars collapsing into black holes (sciencedaily.com)
2430.
We Can’t Let the Impending Apocalypse Delay Our Photo-Sharing App. (mcsweeneys.net)