November 2013 Archive
1591.
Rate-design wars are the sound of utilities taking residential PV seriously (blogs.berkeley.edu)
1592.
How the corpses of Hitler's victims are still haunting modern science (slate.com)
1593.
The Hacking Business Model (hackingbusinessmodel.info)
1594.
Show HN: Open-source email helpdesk (github.com)
1595.
Self-hosted server platform arkOS starts crowdfund for new features (fund.arkos.io)
1596.
Coinbase to Waive All Fees on 11/29/13 in Support of Bitcoin Black Friday (blog.coinbase.com)
1597.
How I Taught A Web Designer to Sell $10k+ Projects (ugurus.com)
1598.
A closer look at the Jolla phone (engadget.com)
1599.
Facebook Warns Users After Adobe Breach (krebsonsecurity.com)
1600.
Shopify real-time orders (incoming.shopify.com)
1601.
YouTube Comment Ranking Is Broken (edwardspoonhands.com)
1602.
Google says it is working on automatically updating Android’s WebView (thenextweb.com)
1603.
Senate takes a close look at Bitcoin (money.cnn.com)
1604.
Bitcoin and Gold (blog.oleganza.com)
1605.
Tesla: Third Model S fire in past two months (news.cnet.com)
1606.
Don't Leak Interview Questions (igor.moomers.org)
1607.
The Driverless Car Revolution Should Not Begin with Cars (perspectivezoom.com)
1608.
Samsung, Nokia say they don’t know how to track a powered-down phone (arstechnica.com)
1609.
Ask HN: Give me some PHP project or web app ideas
1610.
China to Ease One-Child Policy; Will Also Abolish Re-Education Through Labor (online.wsj.com)
1611.
Linux-flavored Windows (eamann.com)
1612.
A cry for help from a worrier? (sorryiamtheuntitled.tumblr.com)
1613.
Chip designers see dollar signs in Bitcoin miners (reuters.com)
1614.
177 Days of GitHub (ryanseys.com)
1615.
Ask HN: Review my startup - tripstamp.com ()
1616.
Dart 1.0 launch is imminent (plus.google.com)
1617.
Introduction to The Developer's Passive Income (developerspassiveincome.com)
1618.
Why does subtracting these two times give a strange result? (2011) (stackoverflow.com)
1619.
A Visit to the Only American Mine for Rare Earth Metals (theatlantic.com)
1620.
YouTube hilariously impotent against ASCII comment pornographers (arstechnica.com)