November 2014 Archive
8851.
Uber Gets the Buzzfeed Treatment (dilbert.com)
8852.
Edward Snowden: Heroism in the Face of Tyranny (eamann.com)
8853.
Actor Tom Hanks's iPhone App (hitcents.com)
8854.
JavaScript online minifier with syntax highlighting (jsconvert.com)
8855.
Whose problem is the city solving by banning Uber? (thestar.com)
8856.
Albert Michelson's 100yr Old Mechanical Fourier Analysis Machine (youtube.com)
8857.
Spark: AMPCamp 5 Livestream (ustream.tv)
8858.
These are the most “caring” countries on the planet (qz.com)
8859.
Anti-snooping app: Amnesty and partners unveil tool that detects surveillance (rt.com)
8860.
7 Ways Companies Exploit Human Psychology (lifebyexperimentation.com)
8861.
Pricing Teardown: Beacon Reader (taprun.com)
8862.
Show HN: Gondalf – Go microservice for authentication and authorization (github.com)
8863.
Watch paper evolve with Moleskine and Adobe (moleskine.com)
8864.
Introducing Words, a Fast HTML Theme (retromocha.com)
8865.
Over 70,000 robotic vacuum cleaners sold on a single day (robohub.org)
8866.
Obama's Immigration Announcement (abcnews.go.com)
8867.
Productivity apps I use on a regular basis (programmingzen.com)
8868.
Explaining the Slow Death of American Entrepreneurship (fivethirtyeight.com)
8869.
WordPress 3.x Persistent Script Injection (klikki.fi)
8870.
Google, No Longer the Default Search Engine in Firefox (googlesystem.blogspot.com)
8871.
Docker in Action MEAP. 50% off code “mlnickoloff” (manning.com)
8872.
Return to the moon: getting serious about our nearest neighbor (bostonglobe.com)
8873.
Square Register, Sans Payments and Hardware, Now Works Globally (techcrunch.com)
8874.
Showcasing beautiful offices (big and small) from around the world (officefetish.co)
8875.
The Microsoft Azure Outage: Why It Happened (petri.com)
8876.
NSA director: China can damage US power grid (bigstory.ap.org)
8877.
Why Write About Docker? (medium.com)
8878.
How to solve a Rubik's cube (nikdaum.com)
8879.
Get tipped bitcoin for dropping knowledge on Zapchain (zapchain.com)
8880.
Show HN: A very small curated collection of startup tools (toolsbyrole.com)