Offline computers send the NSA strong signals
(blogs.computerworld.com)
January 2014 Archive
4021.
4022.
Feminism in programming and everything-is-an-object
(i.imgur.com)
4023.
Spent
(playspent.org)
4024.
Snapchat Never Fixed Phone Number Lookups
(neuebits.com)
4025.
4026.
Show HN: Limelight - An open source implementation of Nvidia GameStream
(limelight-stream.com)
4027.
Hackintosh Mod Used an Actual Trash Can to Look Like Apple's New Mac Pro
(nofilmschool.com)
4028.
Why I Leaked the XB1M13 Agreement
(reconxbl.blogspot.co.uk)
4029.
4030.
Squarespace Logo
(blog.squarespace.com)
4031.
'Jobocalypse' set to automate as much as 70% of jobs
(dailymail.co.uk)
4032.
Text summarization algorithm API
(klipper.io)
4033.
Creative Hack: Facebook-LinkedIn Mashup for Chrome
(venturebeat.com)
4035.
North Korea Lands First Ever Man On The Sun, Confirms Central News Agency
(waterfordwhispersnews.com)
4036.
Chrome browser becomes eavesdropping tool
(bbc.co.uk)
4037.
Apple executives on the Mac at 30
(macworld.com)
4038.
Is Your ISP Messing With BitTorrent Traffic? Find Out
(torrentfreak.com)
4039.
Google Maps available offline on iOS / Android
(support.google.com)
4041.
A Ranty and Dogmatic Troll Masquerading as Coding Guidelines
(blog.rocketpoweredjetpants.com)
4042.
Congresswoman interrupted during NSA interview for report on Justin Bieber
(independent.co.uk)
4044.
4045.
4046.
NSA 'engaged in industrial espionage' – Snowden
(bbc.co.uk)
4047.
4048.
Technology Radar January 2014
(thoughtworks.com)
4049.
Introducing Resource Blueprint
(github.com)