September 2011
38 posts
Sep 29th
Sep 29th
Sep 28th
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Sep 28th
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Euro Zone Death Trip →
Sep 27th
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“What I find unsettling about it is the mental change that must come with the...”
– Facebook’s new sharing is anything but ‘frictionless’
Sep 25th
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“People appear to dislike politics and politicians so much that prompting them to...”
– Politics is even more depressing to Americans than the recession - The Washington Post
Sep 23rd
Privacy Win: Apple and Dropbox Join Fight to... →
Sep 23rd
“Every September 22, people from around the world get together in the streets,...”
– World Carfree Network - World Carfree Day (WCD)
Sep 22nd
Sep 21st
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“Shorter distances mean that you’re more likely to walk or bike; they also make...”
– Counting intersections | Felix Salmon
Sep 21st
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“Three Boston University researchers have produced a rigorous empirical estimate...”
– Study: patent trolls have cost innovators half a trillion dollars
Sep 21st
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“What this means is that if and when a real recovery finally gets going, the...”
– Economic Bleeding Cure - NYTimes.com
Sep 19th
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Sep 18th
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“The contrast is then striking: Consumerized devices with over-the-air updates on...”
– OS turning circles: Questioning Windows’ maneuverability | asymco
Sep 18th
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WatchWatch
David Mitchell’s Soapbox: climate change doubters - video
Sep 16th
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Obama proposes cutting oil and gas subsidies to... →
thegreenurbanist: climateadaptation: HOLY SHIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Yes! I do not agree with oil and gas subsidies and I would like a job in the field I went to a university to work in. Gobama! 
Sep 16th
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Sep 16th
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The Stupid Politics Behind Obama’s Ozone Cave →
so, we’re past the 12 dimensional chess, right?
Sep 15th
“The experience that plug-ins provide today is not a good match with Metro style...”
– wow, looks like another company realized flash is dead. Metro style browsing and plug-in free HTML5 - Building Windows 8 - Site Home - MSDN Blogs
Sep 15th
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“The interface borrows and builds on concepts that Microsoft first used with Zune...”
– Hands-on with Windows 8: A PC operating system for the tablet age
Sep 13th
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“Listening to GOP Presidential candidates talk about science is like listening to...”
– /via Debate Reax, Ctd - The Dish
Sep 10th
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Cheering for state-imposed death →
Sep 10th
Sep 9th
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FOSS Patents: Shocker for Android OEMs: Google... →
This is insane, what kind of company has a culture where people are even allowed to write down things like this? Zero concept of transparency, and disgust for the public.
Sep 8th
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“Hart was best known for his 1971 invention of electronic books, or eBooks. He...”
– Michael S. Hart 1947-2011
Sep 8th
Sep 7th
Three Men Hanged For Having Gay Sex In Iran:... →
Sep 7th
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Sep 7th
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me: i discovered how not to tear it
him: that sounds like a dinosaur name
me: what?
him: i discovered how not to tear it... -tops.
me : :'(
Sep 7th
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“How great are the benefits of density? Economists studying cities routinely find...”
– One Path to Better Jobs - More Density in Cities - NYTimes.com
Sep 7th
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“You get a world of people who resent the idea there is information that they...”
–  John Roderick Back to Work Episode 31
Sep 4th
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“Frontline adds that while candidate Obama “promised a sweeping overhaul of...”
– Top CIA official: Obama “changed virtually nothing” - Glenn Greenwald - Salon.com
Sep 3rd
“And this made me think. People ask me who inspires me. This question often...”
– Caterina.net» Blog Archive » Make things
Sep 3rd
Welfare and drug testing: Signalling as policy →
Sep 3rd
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The Internet Is A Meta-City
Shattuck and Stix: Has the pace of changing technology made the purpose or meaning of particular cities, or cities in general, different for new generations, or is their essential character as places of concentrated choice something that you think remains relatively constant?
William Gibson: The Internet, which I think of as a sort of meta-city, has made it possible for people who don't live in cities to master areas of expertise that previously required residence in a city, but I think it's still a faith in concentrated choice that drives migration to cities.
Sep 2nd
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Alien Life More Likely on 'Dune' Planets, Study... →
Sep 2nd
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Tomorrow is "85 mph day" in Texas →
Sep 1st
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