February 2012
9 posts
Google: Android and Security →
If the bouncer decides your app is malware, what happens? If the app gets kicked out of the market, that’s effectively an approval process. A reasonable one IMO, but it’s still an approval.
Feb 4th
Mozilla: SPDY Brings Responsive and Scalable... →
Feb 4th
LWN: A Linux.conf.au 2012 summary →
Feb 4th
Ars Technica: Leaked Windows Phone 8 vid: Windows... →
If true, this explains why they didn’t bother putting WinPho7 on tablets — it’s an EOL OS. Given Win8’s ARM support and supposedly smaller memory footprint, phones should definitely be able to run it.
Feb 3rd
AnandTech: Qualcomm and Ericsson Demonstrate... →
This could have something to do with the LTE iPhone.
Feb 3rd
NetworkWorld: HP ships OpenFlow switches →
Feb 3rd
Postmortem: Mode 7 Games' Frozen Synapse →
It’s definitely difficult; I couldn’t finish the campaign.
Feb 2nd
GigaOM: We can thank Moore’s Law for the VC... →
Or lack thereof.
Feb 2nd
TekRepublik Austin Console Repair →
Don’t let your house turn into Dead Console Storage; they can fix it.
Feb 2nd
TorrentFreak: Mega Aftermath: Upheaval In Pirate... →
Feb 1st
LA Times: Redbox-Warner deal expires, ending... →
Feb 1st
January 2012
72 posts
2nd Workshop on Energy Consumption and Reliability... →
Jan 31st
Tristan Louis: Streaming of semi-recent movies... →
I’m still using discs so I haven’t really paid attention, but this data is really surprising (especially given all the complaints about piracy). It breaks down by studio: Disney, Paramount, and Columbia are purchase-only while Warner, Universal, and Fox are generally anti-Internet. Movies that are available for streaming are indies.
Jan 31st
Nik Cubrilovic: How Megaupload Was Investigated... →
Jan 31st
Matthew Garrett: The ongoing fight against GPL... →
Maybe they can put in a rootkit while they’re at it. Update: Great comments at LWN.
Jan 31st
Jeff Loughridge: Why Your Network Should Go IPv6... →
Jan 29th
Jason Edelman: Possibilities of OpenFlow/SDN... →
Jan 29th
NetworkWorld: DARPA takes aim at "Achilles Heel"... →
Jan 29th
LWN: Bruce Perens: Addressing the failure of open... →
Jan 28th
Jennifer Granick: Megaupload: A Lot Less Guilty... →
Suing them is one thing, but putting ‘em in jail is harder.
Jan 28th
PetaPixel: Why Wedding Photographers Prices are... →
You lost me at the “I work four months a year” part.
Jan 28th
The Verge: Netflix bows to Warner Brothers,... →
Ugh, evil. The more likely outcome is that I’ll forget to watch these movies completely.
Jan 28th
“There are only three hard problems in Computer Science: cache invalidation,...”
– wlll
Jan 28th
The Verge: Debate rages as Spotify, MOG, and Rdio... →
Are we replacing download dimes with streaming pennies or streaming quarters?
Jan 27th
GigaOM: Hey Silicon Valley, Nest isn’t the only... →
But, but… the iPod!
Jan 27th
GigaOM: IBM and NEC team up to take on Cisco →
Jan 26th
Brad Hedlund: Construct a Leaf Spine design with... →
And if you’re feeling radical, jellyfish have no spine at all…
Jan 26th
Real World Technologies: Medfield, Intel's x86... →
Jan 26th
BLDGBLOG: Breaking Out and Breaking In →
What a great list; I’m a real fan of the heist film.
Jan 26th
“The idea of people using big words in their fancy writing styles on this here...”
– tylerdurden2010, truly a philosopher for our time (And now a days even us good ol’ boys can go to college.)
Jan 26th
The Register: Mellanox chops 10-gig Ethernet... →
You’re killing us.
Jan 25th
GigaOM: MegaUpload and the end of a pirate cottage... →
Jan 25th
NY Times: Complications of Hacking the Planet →
Jan 25th
TorrentFreak: Cyberlocker Ecosystem Shocked As Big... →
Jan 24th
The Observer: John Brockman: the man who runs the... →
Jan 23rd
Macroeconomic Resilience: The Public Deposit... →
Jan 23rd
John Regehr: Wanted: Epitaphs for Research Fads →
Microkernels are coming back, I tell you!
Jan 21st
Rust Programming Language 0.1 →
Jan 21st
Politico: ITU still trying to take over the... →
Jan 21st
The Register: Intel's Xeon E5 to (finally) launch... →
I want a refund on this roadmap; I think it’s broken.
Jan 21st
Justice Department Charges Leaders of Megaupload... →
Looks like they’re putting the “pay to download, get paid to upload” cyberlocker business model on notice. There seems to be a high correlation between this business model and copyright infringement.
Jan 21st
Clay Shirky: Pick up the pitchforks: David Pogue... →
Jan 21st
“Try to avoid metaphors when dealing with the Internet. It doesn’t help...”
– jerf
Jan 21st
Luigi Rizzo: Revisiting Network I/O APIs: The... →
Jan 20th
Raph Koster: Improving Free-to-Play Games →
As long as “making stuff work” is defined as fun, not as guilt.
Jan 20th
David Pogue: Put Down the Pitchforks on SOPA →
I don’t think the selfish pirate camp generally wants to be acknowledged; they know their arguments won’t stand up to scrutiny. You find a similar group lurking in the Net Neutrality debate.
Jan 20th
SiliconFilter: As Reddit’s Bored Users are Set... →
Get off my lawn.
Jan 19th
Techdirt: Disney Refused Invitation From Senator... →
Kill, my droogies. Kill.
Jan 19th
Building Windows 8: Building the next generation... →
Rhymes with ZFS.
Jan 18th
Ten's Complement ZEVO — ZFS for OS X →
Jan 18th