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There are crazy days and then there are days like yesterday. Kickstarter has experienced some frantic hours but nothing like what happened in the 24-hour span between Wednesday at 6:54pm and Thursday at 6:44pm. Two million-dollar projects, a major political speech involving Kickstarter, an amazing band launching a project for a comeback 20 years in the making... the list goes on. Here's a minute-by-minute breakdown of the day's events.

The other day, I tried out Unroll.me, a clever new service that reads your inbox to let you unsubscribe from mailing lists and other unwanted e-mail flotsam with a single click.

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Is Chrome taking FireFox to the cleaners?

There's never been a better time to start building that movie-related app.

“If you own an Android 4, there is no question you should download and use Chrome Mobile beta as your primary browser."

Continuing the long tradition of running on almost any machine known to man, NetBSD 5.1.2 was released today!

We all can get a sense that the Government of the United States suddenly got very serious about led with online piracy

On the standard 4.0 scale, Steve Jobs, master of the universe, got a 2.65 at Homestead High School from 1968 to 1972. For those who've forgotten the number-to-letter conversions, that means he got mostly Bs and Cs.

Google and others will present a new set of challenges to the government.

Though Silicon Valley has lured away plenty of startups, (cough, Facebook), New York is becoming a magnet of its own, attracting companies that want to build their businesses amid the bright lights of the big city.

List of 10 Top Social Media & Twitter influencers talking about Project Management. Great resources

I am pleased to be able to say that TeamCitySharp is now supports mono. In order to get the project supported I had to change a few parts of the system.

It hasn't exactly been a good week for GitHub's nines. Just under an hour of total downtime over the past week comes to 99.46% uptime - far below our standards.

A new exploit has been discovered that allows unauthorized access to a user’s Google Wallet account with a simple hack that can be performed by anyone in a matter of minutes. A security firm recently exposed a Google Wallet vulnerability that allowed hackers to bypass PIN protection, but the vulnerability is only present on rooted Galaxy Nexus handsets. This new exploit, however, does not require a handset to be rooted, which leaves all Google Wallet users exposed. Read on for more.

In November 2010, we introduced a different kind of vulnerability reward program that encourages people to find and report security bugs in Google’s web applications. By all available measures, the program has been a big success. Before we embark further, we wanted to pause and share a few things that we’ve learned from the experience.

These apps all came out of either sites of our own or sites we've built for clients that understand the benefits of open source. We hope they're useful to others as well.

The Boehm garbage collector is used by a wide variety of C and C++ programs, and is also used in a number of other language implementations such as D and the GNU Compiler for Java. This article aims to give a high-level overview of how this GC works.

Raphael Abrams shows us his Freelance “Puncher” time tracking device. After trying many different methods for keeping track of his hours, Raph created this little puncher to easily clock in and out of his freelance work.

Keeping secrets on the web in a country as digitally repressive as Iran isn’t easy. But as Iran tightens the screws on its Web censorship, the hackers at the anti-censorship Tor project are working on something harder: Keeping secret the act of keeping secrets.

This is not some sort of fad or publicity stunt. It’s real. Actions speak louder than words: we value actual productivity more than biding time at the office, we trust each other to do the right thing, we recognize that work is not actually at the center of everyone’s universe, we have unlimited paid vacation days!

When we started KAYAK in 2004, we issued BlackBerries to the entire engineering team so we could communicate instantly 24/7. Today we've all switched, and it seems our users are doing the same. Our audience of BlackBerry users has been declining precipitously, and we can't justify the cost any longer.

I’ve been working on my startup Propelly for just over six months now, from the initial idea to the finished product and we’re set to launch today. Great isn’t it? Except one of our competetors got a 1.1 million dollar investment the night before and is now currently sitting on the front page of TechCrunch. Crap.

Imagine buying a car that locks you into one brand of fuel. A new BMW, for example, that only runs on BMW gas. There are plenty of BMW gas stations around, even a few in your neighborhood, so convenience isn't an issue. But if one of those other gas stations offers a discount, a membership program, or some other attractive marketing campaign, you can't participate. You're locked in with the BMW gas stations.