Daily Radar #3

6 Apr 2012

Today’s roundup of links to cool stuff we’ve come across.

js1k winners announced #1 is Autumn Evening By Philip Buchanan

Google Drive: Gdrive storage tool in April

Neat “choose your own path” type music video by Met Before.

Give it 5 minutes – on the SVN blog by Jason Fried.

Dropbox added drag-n-drop. Neat.

Deep nerdy stuff from Instagram about how they kept running while adding over a million users in twelve hours.

If you see something weird on your website when staying at a hotel, it may be that they’re injecting code to serve up ads. That’s what happened to Justin Watt. (via Metafilter)

“Holy hell. @jaffathecake’s presentation kit is cooler than yours: http://t.co/EJ1lWm2S” (via @beep)

Can’t believe I missed this! Newsweek published a throwback issue, complete with period appropriate ads, in honor of Mad Men.

Today’s roundup of links to cool stuff we’ve come across.

js1k winners announced #1 is Autumn Evening By Philip Buchanan

Google Drive: Gdrive storage tool in April

Neat “choose your own path” type music video by Met Before.

Give it 5 minutes – on the SVN blog by Jason Fried.

Dropbox added drag-n-drop. Neat.

Deep nerdy stuff from Instagram about how they kept running while adding over a million users in twelve hours.

If you see something weird on your website when staying at a hotel, it may be that they’re injecting code to serve up ads. That’s what happened to Justin Watt. (via Metafilter)

“Holy hell. @jaffathecake’s presentation kit is cooler than yours: http://t.co/EJ1lWm2S” (via @beep)

Can’t believe I missed this! Newsweek published a throwback issue, complete with period appropriate ads, in honor of Mad Men.

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