September 2015 Archive
9601.
CSS Triggers (csstriggers.com)
9602.
David Cameron pig scandal was predicted in Black Mirror (qz.com)
9603.
Show HN: Creators Log (creatorslog.com)
9604.
Alcohol and Inclusivity: Planning Tech Events with Non-Alcoholic Options (modelviewculture.com)
9605.
Ask HN: Do generic landing pages (“we create solutions”) work?
9606.
Writing Robust Bash Shell Scripts (davidpashley.com)
9607.
Ask HN: How are you dealing with VATMOSS?
9608.
The cheapest trip of your life (galileo.tv)
9609.
Want to Know Why the Bay Area Has a Housing Crisis? Read This Map (medium.com)
9610.
The NES that never was. Utilizing the entire NES color palette (duelinganalogs.com)
9611.
Disney Invests in Jaunt as Part of Round That Makes It Highest-Funded VR Startup (on.recode.net)
9612.
Why can't Twitter kill its bots? (fusion.net)
9613.
Show HN: TimeChat app lets you send messages to the future (play.google.com)
9614.
In Memory of Scott Dinsmore (liveyourlegend.net)
9615.
Volkswagen falls over 20%, to halt US diesel car sales (cnbc.com)
9616.
Ask HN: Should I upgrade to iOS 9?
9617.
Remote software development teams – 5 things you need to know (espeo.eu)
9618.
A sassy chatbot named Rose just won a big test of artificial intelligence (nakedsecurity.sophos.com)
9619.
Estonian E-Residency program (e-estonia.com)
9620.
Co-founder as a service (atomic-squirrel.net)
9621.
Let's build a chat with ActionCable (zweitag.de)
9622.
Social media engagement is not scalable (marisantons.lv)
9623.
Quirky Files for Bankruptcy While Flextronics Puts Up a $15M Bid for Wink (techcrunch.com)
9624.
Reddit gets a Material Design makeover (chrome.google.com)
9625.
Does China's government hack US companies to steal secrets? (bbc.co.uk)
9626.
Instantly download any song Without knowing the name of the song (iyask.me)
9627.
“Unfocus” on foc.us: commercial tDCS headset impairs working memory (ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
9628.
Distelli Rest API - An API for your Builds and Deployments (distelli.com)
9629.
The Alzheimer disease cure market (nature.com)
9630.
The cell menagerie: human immune profiling (nature.com)