via Ars Technica
Researchers have shown how a flaw that is common to most popular Web programming … Read More >>
The 9 Oddest Job Interview Questions Asked at Tech Companies in 2011
via Mashable!
When sitting down for a job interview at a top U.S. tech company, you’d typically expect the interviewer to hammer you … Read More >>
Spire: A New Legal Siri Port For Any iOS 5 Device
via TechCrunch
Well-known iOS hacker chpwn (aka Grant Paul) along with Ryan Petrich have released a new tool for installing Siri on jailbroken … Read More >>
For Google , User Count Is A Journey Not A Race
via TechCrunch
That’s a good thing because Google+ missed the starting gun. And its “invite only” launch strategy saw all its disconnect users … Read More >>
Pixel Fireplace
via Boing Boing
During our holiday gavagement, we had on a terribly kitch “Yule Log HD” cable channel, which offers an endlessly-looping video … Read More >>
Alan Moore on science, religion, and imagination
via Boing Boing
New Humanist magazine interviewed master storyteller and comics author Alan Moore about science and imagination backstage at … Read More >>
ASUS Eee PC 1225B proves netbooks will still be kicking around in 2012
via Engadget
The death of the netbook has been greatly exaggerated — at least that’s what ASUS is praying holds true for next year. … Read More >>
Detect Photoshopped/Morphed Images The Easy Way With Photo Police For Mac
via Redmond Pie
A new app has been submitted to the Mac App Store that allows you to see changes that have been made in photos. Photo Police … Read More >>
Leadership Hall of Fame: Ken Blanchard, Author of "The One Minute Manager"
via Fast Company
We continue our examination of the business book The One Minute Manager with an interview of author Ken Blanchard. Why did he … Read More >>
Report: Kindle produces nearly no electrical interference. FAA: "LALALALALA"
via Boing Boing
Nick Bilton put the FAA’s claims regarding Kindles and airline avionics to the test. The result? They emit less EM interference … Read More >>