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The Mez Ledger · Monthly Close March 6 – April 5, 2015 800 stories · Vol. 15 · Catalogue 14 · Issue 95 Get it by email ↓
The month's top story

The Shut-In Economy

medium.com · 1 sources

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What dominated April

3 stories that ran all month
  1. Technology

    Introducing Google Cloud Storage Nearline

    6 of 30 days · 6 articles

  2. Technology

    A Full Hardware Guide to Deep Learning

    5 of 30 days · 5 articles

  3. Sports

    Microsoft: An Open Source Windows Is 'Definitely Possible'

    3 of 30 days · 3 articles

Business 37 stories

  1. The Shut-In Economy

    medium.com · 1 outlets

  2. Apple gold

    leancrew.com · 1 outlets

  3. Adventures in message queues

    antirez.com · 1 outlets

  4. Pigeon.ly, a Startup Focused on Serving the U.S. Prison Population, Joins YC

    techcrunch.com · 1 outlets

Show 10 more

  1. Tesla Stockholders Can't Take a Joke

    bloombergview.com · 1 outlets

  2. Two Federal Agents in Silk Road Case Face Fraud Charges

    nytimes.com · 1 outlets

  3. The truth about the Bitcoin Foundation

    bitcoinfoundation.org · 1 outlets

  4. SEC Approves Equity Crowdfunding from Unaccredited Investors

    sec.gov · 1 outlets

  5. The FedEx Problem

    arxiv.org · 1 outlets

  6. The decline in unionization has fed the rise in incomes at the top

    imf.org · 1 outlets

  7. Feds Demand Reddit Identify Users of a Dark-Web Drug Forum

    wired.com · 1 outlets

  8. We Buy Broken Gold

    laphamsquarterly.org · 1 outlets

  9. Exchangel – Fantasy Angel Investing

    exchangel.co · 1 outlets

  10. The joyless world of data-driven startups

    medium.com · 1 outlets

Sports 29 stories

  1. Michael Stonebraker wins Turing Award

    newsoffice.mit.edu · 1 outlets

  2. Foreign Linux: Run Linux binaries on Windows without drivers or modification

    github.com · 1 outlets

Show 6 more

  1. Google Makani – Wind Energy Kites

    google.com · 1 outlets

  2. Gigaom Closes Down

    recode.net · 1 outlets

  3. Google’s ARC Now Runs Android Apps on Chrome OS, Windows, Mac, and Linux

    arstechnica.com · 1 outlets

  4. The Hating Game

    rachelnabors.com · 1 outlets

  5. Ellen Pao Loses Silicon Valley Bias Case Against Kleiner Perkins

    nytimes.com · 1 outlets

  6. Microsoft: An Open Source Windows Is 'Definitely Possible'

    meteor.com · 3 outlets

Technology 648 stories

  1. React Native: Initial Thoughts

    github.com · 3 outlets

  2. China's Man-On-the-Side Attack on GitHub

    netresec.com · 3 outlets

  3. Mathematics for Computer Science

    ocw.mit.edu · 2 outlets

Show 9 more

  1. New Hacker News Guideline: Avoid Gratuitous Negativity

    blog.ycombinator.com · 1 outlets

  2. Fired

    zachholman.com · 1 outlets

  3. Sir Terry Pratchett has died

    bbc.com · 1 outlets

  4. Myself – v1.0.3

    codepen.io · 1 outlets

  5. Announcing Starfighter

    kalzumeus.com · 1 outlets

  6. The new MacBook

    apple.com · 1 outlets

  7. Bidding farewell to Google Code

    google-opensource.blog · 1 outlets

  8. Slack was hacked

    slackhq.com · 1 outlets

  9. GitHub under ongoing DDoS attack

    en.greatfire.org · 2 outlets

Entertainment 31 stories

  1. Show HN: Textures.js, SVG Patterns for Data Visualization

    riccardoscalco.github. · 1 outlets

  2. Termui – Go terminal dashboard

    github.com · 1 outlets

Show 6 more

  1. Disney's $1B Bet on a Magical Wristband

    wired.com · 1 outlets

  2. Show HN: Find tech jobs that come with a visa

    jobsintech.io · 2 outlets

  3. Hidden tricks of persuasion: study shows how easily we are manipulated

    bbc.com · 1 outlets

  4. Show HN: Rabbits – Send an email to get any grunt-work programming job completed

    ilikerabbits.com · 1 outlets

  5. Your wifi shows me where you live, work and travel

    blog.viraptor.info · 1 outlets

  6. I made an NES emulator – What I learned about the original Nintendo

    medium.com · 1 outlets

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