my last remaining reason to own a dedicated Windows box is about to go away
)insightful article explaining why the Facebook Platform represents a fundamental shift
)still on vacation, catching up on big news
)the $280M price seems low and the idea of CBS eventually running Last.fm scares me
)also, while on vacation, I saw Dorkbot get front page coverage in a local newspaper
) [via]he's making six figures of ad revenue with only $130 in monthly expenses
)been playing with this, and am floored how well-done it is; also: the growing list of apps
)"the founders of that Google-beating start-up ... are working right now at Google."
)one of my favorite new interests is the natural overlap between gaming and the social web
)read the last few awkward lines of this otherwise uneventful interview
) [via]amazingly brilliant programming guide for kids and newbie adults; Windows-only, for now
)sexy infovis with hotspots for hotly revised articles
)by settling and allowing a CC license for the dance, they wrongly concede a simple dance move can be copyrighted
)with a $1.1m grant; I hope it's like Chicago Crime writ large
)surreal teleplay from 1969, reminiscent of Cube and House of Stairs
) [via]you know the kind
) [via]EMT's tale of a cat found in a London building fire
) [via]one of the more interesting Maker Faire hacks, read more on his site
)Thomas Hawk has been doing real-time Q&A for the last 14 hours while Zooomr's been offline
)more than simple bandwidth, they're restricting major communication tools
)Daily Show's meme-laden take on the Army's new restrictions
)the film rights were sold in the early '90s, but Eisner himself preferred the comics medium to film
)Derek responds in the comments; Paul's own response was brief
)"an institutionalized form of madness, outrageous, all-consuming, and incurable"
)people leaving in droves after community betrayal; also: Derek and Heather quietly added back to the About page as a footnote
)American Idol for YouTube shows is a pretty decent summary of the concept
)great analysis, but faulty data; the Twitter IDs weren't sequential since November, making my post invalid too
)created by the original creators and airing on Acceptable.tv, VH-1's user-driven show by the Channel 101 guys
)using crowdsourcing to spot Michael Jackson's white glove for a video visualization
) [via]unfortunate lineup placement leads to disastrous results, foreshadowed here
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