April 2014 Archive
10141.
Could your language affect your ability to save money? (ted.com)
10142.
Omada Health gets $23M to 'deliver weight loss over an Internet connection' (venturebeat.com)
10143.
3M futureLAB Students Build Tiny 3D Printed Mobile House for Millennials (inhabitat.com)
10144.
How to recover from Heartbleed (zdnet.com)
10145.
HP pays $108 million to resolve bribery case (usatoday.com)
10146.
Should The Internet of Things Matter to Hackers? (techendo.co)
10147.
Can Design Save Silicon Valley? (jules.thegrommet.com)
10148.
Why Software Patents Are So Useful To Patent Trolls (usv.com)
10149.
The Boston TechScene (techscene.at)
10150.
Setting up systemd on Debian in 10 minutes (denibertovic.com)
10151.
Electrical Spine Stimulation Helps Paralyzed Patients Regain Some Movement (spectrum.ieee.org)
10152.
JavaScript Primer For Meteor (discovermeteor.com)
10153.
Heartbleed fallout: Expect more spam and phishing attempts (notken.com)
10154.
Why Etsy’s Future Depends on Redefining ‘Handmade’ (wired.com)
10155.
Mobile browser behavior: Redditors vs. Moms vs. Entrepreneurs (smallsamples.com)
10156.
Citizen Kubrick (theguardian.com)
10157.
How I built in app in 30 minutes using Bubble (make.bubble.is)
10158.
Python's newest operator (legacy.python.org)
10159.
Longreads Joins the Automattic Family (en.blog.wordpress.com)
10160.
How Heartbleed Works: The Code Behind the Internet's Security Nightmare (gizmodo.com)
10161.
The Internet Archive Opens Its Historical Software Collection To All (paleofuture.gizmodo.com)
10162.
Facebook will turn off messaging in its mobile app, in favor of Messenger (theverge.com)
10163.
Land Rover’s transparent bonnet concept lets you see what’s under the car (youtube.com)
10164.
Watch YouTube Videos in Half the Time (lifehacker.com)
10165.
Ultimate Warrior GIFs (ultimatewarrior.co)
10166.
The New Codecademy In China (asiatechhub.com)
10167.
Dogecoin Donor (businessinsider.com)
10168.
Imbed – a starting point for using web content in native apps (imbed.github.io)
10169.
The Tech Protests Are Getting Personal and Weird (nymag.com)
10170.
Google Trolls Microsoft with Chromebook (businessinsider.com)