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31.

Steve Ballmer's incorrect binary search interview question

2 years ago

264 points

32.

If you care about security you might want to move the iPhone Camera app

6 months ago

260 points

33.

Is a movie prop the ultimate laptop bag?

9 months ago

251 points

34.

Some things I've learnt about programming

14 years ago

248 points

35.

Making an old USB printer support Apple AirPrint using a Raspberry Pi

5 years ago

248 points

36.

A tale of two cultures

16 years ago

242 points

37.

Getting around the London 2012 branding police

14 years ago

227 points

38.

“The GNU Make Book”: probably more than you ever wanted to know about make

11 years ago

214 points

39.

Apple's amusingly round reuse figures

10 years ago

205 points

40.

"Hello John. It's Gordon Brown"

17 years ago

199 points

41.

Pimping My Casio: Part Deux

a year ago

194 points

42.

UseTheSource: a job board for hackers

15 years ago

193 points

43.

Call yourself a 'brogrammer'? Then get the hell away from me.

14 years ago

190 points

44.

Can you trust 37signals with your password?

17 years ago

189 points

45.

Two-factor paper passwords

10 years ago

186 points

46.

Making a Ponyo boat

15 years ago

184 points

47.

The UK has an entire IPv4 /8 that it isn't using

14 years ago

181 points

48.

Things I like about programming in Go

14 years ago

181 points

49.

Rabbit hole: stumbling across two Portuguese punched cards

2 years ago

180 points

50.

In praise of... text files and protocols

14 years ago

176 points

51.

A geek meets the Ikea Lillabo Train Set

16 years ago

174 points

52.

Long range WiFi antenna from Illy coffee can

14 years ago

169 points

53.

UK government declines to pardon Alan Turing

14 years ago

166 points

54.

GNU Make Standard Library

a year ago

164 points

55.

Lovelace's Leap

15 years ago

160 points

56.

Beautiful Simplicity

16 years ago

159 points

57.

14 years ago

158 points

58.

"We've read your code"

16 years ago

153 points

59.

Babbage's heart-warming message for the middle-aged

16 years ago

153 points

60.

Please don't use pie charts

15 years ago

150 points