2014 Archive
37501.
ReactJS for Stupid People
(blog.andrewray.me)
37502.
Netflix down 26% after hours
(finance.yahoo.com)
37503.
37504.
Message Systems: Callbacks, Events, Pub Sub, Promises, and Streams
(jessewarden.com)
37505.
Juicy Startup
(staringispolite.com)
37507.
Internet-Connected Battery Could Bring Smoke Alarms Online
(technologyreview.com)
37508.
The Go Beartrap Lying in the Shadows
(qureet.com)
37509.
Programming and Stenography
(danieljosephpetersen.com)
37510.
Show HN: Made a Map of the Loadshedding Schedule for Cape Town
(loadshedding.johanndutoit.net)
37512.
Microsoft Announces Remote IE; Run IE on Your Mac Almost Natively
(ralphwhitbeck.com)
37513.
37514.
Xamarin is now free for students
(blog.xamarin.com)
37515.
37516.
Crystal Ball: Shingy, AOL’s Digital Prophet
(newyorker.com)
37517.
37518.
Netflix is shutting down its public API today
(gigaom.com)
37519.
37520.
Prizm, the perfect music on your speakers. No phone, no laptop
(techcrunch.com)
37521.
The couple who helped transform the way we shop
(bbc.co.uk)
37522.
Android Application Permissions?
(blog.mypermissions.com)
37523.
37524.
Making an app promo video: Lessons learned by an indie dev
(welcome.totheinter.net)
37525.
How many lives has a YouTube video consumed?
(github.com)
37526.
Judge: Give NSA unlimited access to digital data
(pcworld.com)
37528.
Smallest Federated Wiki
(fed.wiki.org)
37529.
Personal Transparency
(leostartsup.com)
37530.
Invasion of the Body Hackers
(modernluxury.com)