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Headlines matching 'software maintenance'
Mon May 28, 2012
Source     Fark Headline Comments
(USA Today) Sad The tragically short life of a gizmo battery  (usatoday.com) (17)


Tue May 22, 2012
(Nature) Unlikely If you've spent 3 years and made 750 debug attempts while trying to write six lines of code, you're probably a bad programmer. Or maybe you've been trying to program DNA  (nature.com) (14)


Thu May 17, 2012
(Some Guy) Obvious Blizzard: "We were not prepared"  (vg247.com) (360)


Sun April 22, 2012
(Atlanta Journal Constitution) Fail ♫ That's the night that the sites went out in Georgia ♫  (ajc.com) (18)


Mon March 26, 2012
(Yahoo) Interesting As of today, only one of the 54 nuclear reactors operating in Japan before the tsunami is still online; and it is due to be shut down in May  (news.yahoo.com) (93)


Wed March 07, 2012
(Reuters) Obvious Nobody needs $130/barrel oil. That includes the people who store it  (in.reuters.com) (24)


Thu March 01, 2012
(Spoon & Tamago) Strange Japanese engineers, desperate to make their WTF quota for the week, devise levitating houses. Because levitating things aren't affected by earthquakes  (spoon-tamago.com) (34)


Wed February 22, 2012
(Jalopnik) Stupid I've heard of "bricking" a cell phone before, but never a car. And cell phones don't have $40,000 repair bills either  (jalopnik.com) (81)


Mon February 20, 2012
(Yahoo) Silly Million Mustache March planned for D.C. in April. No word on how much the rides will cost  (news.yahoo.com) (49)


Mon February 06, 2012
(Omaha World Herald) Followup Average Super Bowl viewer spent $63 on game related merchandise, apparel and food ... easily coming in ahead of those at Lucas Oil Stadium who paid $6,300 for the same thing  (omaha.com) (52)

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