May 2014 Archive
5731.
Turtle Rock community manager let go after Donald Sterling Twitter remarks (polygon.com)
5732.
Show HN: Cost Price Calculator: Restaurant Menu Engineering (youtube.com)
5733.
Jaw-Dropping Pen and Ink Cityscapes That Seem to Sprawl into Infinity by Ben Sack (thisiscolossal.com)
5734.
Neurogrid: Stanford circuit board simulates million neurons and billions synapses (stanford.edu)
5735.
America’s nuclear arsenal still runs off of 8-inch floppy discs (geek.com)
5736.
Why Microsoft should buy Canonical (blog.gardeviance.org)
5737.
Revealed: US spy operation that manipulates social media (2011) (theguardian.com)
5738.
Mirage OS – OCaml's killer app (fosdem.org)
5739.
Why PayPal Rushed A New Logo To Market (readwrite.com)
5740.
Homakov on Covert Redirect OAuth exploit (homakov.blogspot.com.ar)
5741.
North Korea releases list of U.S. ‘human rights abuses’ (washingtonpost.com)
5742.
SpaceX – 1,000m F9R Flight Test (youtube.com)
5743.
Ask HN: Chrome Extension for Thread Update Notifications? ()
5744.
Turning a Profit: How quickly tech giants build wealth (worldpayzinc.com)
5745.
The Difference Engine (en.wikipedia.org)
5746.
Amazon Smartphone: First Design Images Leaked (tomshardware.com)
5747.
This molecular sensor fits in your hand, reads your food (cnn.com)
5748.
[NONSENSE ALERT] I-Team: 'Heartbleed virus' a confusing security threat (abclocal.go.com)
5749.
Are we in a tech bubble as of April 2014? (quora.com)
5750.
Fuck Work: Our Jobs Are Still Killing Us (vice.com)
5751.
Why do dead whales explode? (theverge.com)
5752.
My Reading List in Computer Systems Area (mailp.in)
5753.
OBox – Tor powered anonymity (techcrunch.com)
5754.
DataTau (datatau.com)
5755.
How to Raise Money in 9 Easy Steps: The VC Game (heyni.co)
5756.
On showing URLs: why security and usability always have rocky relationship (tommorris.org)
5757.
Oculus Rift used to drive armoured vehicle [video] (tu.no)
5758.
Show HN: Yeller – An Exception Tracking app built for speed and scale (yellerapp.com)
5759.
Phpng – New generation PHP (wiki.php.net)
5760.
SHA-2: Very cryptographic. So secure. Such growth. Wow. But no one is using it (news.netcraft.com)