Entries from January 2011 ↓

• Lucy Mangan: A common complaint | Life and style | The Guardian
  To have had a blue-collar job before becoming a politician in this country is still so rare and incredible that it is enough to be a defining feature for ever
• Three Ways to Protect EC2 Instances from Accidental Termination and Loss of Data – Alestic.com
• Addicted to Fat: Overeating May Alter the Brain as Much as Hard Drugs: Scientific American
  Rats given access to high-fat foods showed some of the same characteristics as animals hooked on cocaine or heroin–and found it hard to quit even when given electric shocks
• Resizing the Root Disk on a Running EBS Boot EC2 Instance – Alestic.com
• Cassandra/Hadoop Integration
• Log In – The New York Times
  The troubled history of google.org, as told by @nytimes. Worth reading. Change is hard.
• riccomini – hadoop pig documentation
  RT @peteskomoroch: Handy #SQL to #Hadoop #Pig syntax conversion cheat sheet by @criccomini #strataconf #nosql
• Mining the Social Web – O’Reilly Media
• A Kinect Princess Leia hologram in realtime
  A Kinect Princess Leia hologram in realtime (sort of – 3D on a screen, not in the room) via @slashdot
• TS Eliot prize goes to Derek Walcott for ‘moving and technically flawless’ work | Books | The Guardian
• Untitled (http://voices.washingtonpost.com/blog-post/2011/01/is_google_getting_less_reliabl.html?sid=ST2011012804185)
  Meanwhile, this companion @washpost piece shows how Twitter answered a problem search better than Google
• How you and Google are losing the battle against spam in search results
  I’m quoted in this @washpost article about how Google is losing to spammers
• The Four Most Important Words At Twitter
  I like Twitter’s mission statement. See The Four Most Important Words At Twitter by @rdhjr via @alleyinsider
• List of ad-hoc mesh network routing protocols that can be used during an "internet kill switch". : programming
  List of ad-hoc mesh network routing protocols that can be used during an "internet kill switch".
• A VC: A Frightening Week
  RT @ericries: Important and honest post from @fredwilson: A Frightening Week
• News Desk: Seeing Spots : The New Yorker
  Atul Gawande’s follow up to his excellent health hotspots piece All of his stuff is "must read." via @digiphile
• Ubuntu 10.10 (Maverick Meerkat)
  ubuntu AMIs
• Andrew McLaughlin: An Open Letter to Dr. Tarek Kamel, Minister of Communications and Information Technology of Egypt
  RT @McAndrew: Open Letter to Tarek Kamel, Minister of Comms of #Egypt: For your legacy & Egypt’s future, re-connect.
• Emerging Technologies and Innovation: Setting up Pseudo-Distributed Apache Hadoop in 10 minutes
• Emerging Technologies and Innovation: A National Security scenario using Hadoop, Map/Reduce and Information Theory
• Hadoop Streaming
• Progressive Data Solutions – Ruby on Hadoop Quickstart
• Man survives 1,000ft plunge off a Scottish mountain – Telegraph
  Climber survives 1,000ft plunge off a Scottish mountain. Found standing reading a map.
• Log In – The New York Times
  The Power of the Platform at Apple Good understanding of how platform strategy works.
• Samsung ships 2m Galaxy Tabs in its first three months | Electronista
  Wow. Samsung’s Android-based Galaxy Tab sold 2M units in first 3 months, 1M of those in last month.
• Untitled (http://techblog.netflix.com/2011/01/netflix-performance-on-top-isp-networks.html)
  Fabulous. @netflix uses data from HD streaming to show relative performance of ISPs:
• Yfrog Photo : yfrog.com/h7h2fwj – Shared by theplayethic
  â™» @weddady: RT @RaquelEvita: RT@Jasper_Johns: The human wall protecting Cairo museum #Jan25
• Golden Gate Bridge set to shut tollbooths
  News from the future: Golden Gate Bridge to go all electronic toll taking, fastrak plus cameras to track all cars

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• Sublime Text – Download
  text editor – TM2 replacement?
• al3x/emacs – GitHub
  @ReinH
• Matthew Russell on Mining the Social Web
  – O’Reilly Media
  Nice. @SocialWebMining used my tweetstream to analyze Twitter data. His new vid is out
• Untitled (http://www.slideshare.net/boardofinnovation/10-business-models-that-rocked-2010-6434921)
  RT @KevinBrandall COOL Preso-10 Business Models That Rocked 2010 @nickdemey
• Al Jazeera Releases Egypt Coverage Under Creative Commons (UPDATED)
  in case you don’t follow @rww. Al Jazeera Releases Egypt Coverage Under Creative Commons a modern news organisation!
• Head First SQL
  – O’Reilly Media
  RT @OReillyMedia #Ebook Deal/Day: Head First SQL – $17.99 (Save 50%) Code DDHTQ
• from my friend in Cairo: on Twitpic
  Each protest has their iconic image. Tiananmen had the student & tank. Iran & Neda. #Jan25 #Egypt: (pic from @ethanz)
• How Hulu Lost Its Place in a Netflix World | Epicenter | Wired.com
  How Hulu Lost its Place in a Netflix World –
• Protest spreads in the Middle East – The Big Picture – Boston.com
  Astonishing #egypt #jan25 shots in the Guardian (via @LewJam) and Boston Globe
• Egyptian protesters defy Cairo crackdown – in pictures | World news | guardian.co.uk
  Astonishing #egypt #jan25 shots in the Guardian (via @LewJam) and Boston Globe

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• HTML5 Reset
  ✩ OLD GOLD: HTML5 Reset removes browser styles, creates HTML structures, clears floats, corrects for IE.
• Sukey – A tool for non-violent demonstrations
  "Sukey is a free of charge communications tool for non-violent demonstrations." Currently London only; Sukey 2 will be national
• Black Star Co-op
• Atlas chugged: The Black Star Co-op experience
• About Nutch
  Nutch is open source web-search software. It builds on Lucene and Solr, adding web-specifics, such as a crawler, a link-graph database, parsers for HTML and other document formats, etc.

  Nutch can run on a single machine, but gains a lot of its strength from running in a Hadoop cluster

• Stephen Wolfram Blog : Jeopardy, IBM, and Wolfram|Alpha
  Stephen Wolfram compares Jeopardy-playing IBM Watson and Wolfram Alpha QA paradigm
• Egyptian government on last legs, says ElBaradei | World news | The Guardian
  Guardian Exclusive: Egyptian government ‘on its last legs’ says ElBaradei
• Yearly mammograms from age 40 save 71 percent more lives, study shows
  Yearly mammograms from age 40 save 71 percent more lives, study shows
• Egypt’s Internet goes dark during political unrest | Privacy Inc. – CNET News
  My @CNET article on Egypt’s Internet going dark: #Jan25 #Egypt #Cairo
• Log In – The New York Times
  RT @jamesoreilly: Very interesting op-ed by William Gibson. RT @GreatDismal 25 Years of Digital Vandalism
• Johann Hari: Why is it wrong to protect gay children? –
  Johann Hari, Commentators – The Independent
  Perfectly argued, brilliantly done. Johann Hari on the New Homophobia.
• Egypt Leaves the Internet – Renesys Blog
  RT @arwenogriffith: "As Friday dawns in Cairo … keep the Egyptian people in your thoughts." (via @alexismadrigal)
• FluidDB » Blog Archive » How we made an API for BoingBoing in an evening
  @terrycojones FluidInfo knocked it out of the park with the BoingBoing API! Well done.
• The Stanford NLP (Natural Language Processing) Group
• newtoy/toystore – GitHub
  ORM for key-value data stores
• New Hybrid Whale Discovered in Arctic
  Antarctic minke whales are mating with Arctic cousins, DNA shows.
• Untitled (http://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward.do?AwardNumber=1054693)
  Interesting NSF grant on smartphones as sensor platforms. via Ross Stapleton-Gray in email
• Lower Costs and Better Care for Neediest Patients : The New Yorker
  Amazing and important. RT @NewYorker @Atul_Gawande’s piece on health care hot spots:
• Programming Amazon EC2
  – O’Reilly Media
  Looking forward to Jurg’s O’Reilly book on Amazon EC2 love the tagline "survive your success" 🙂
• PayPal X Developer Network: ScottG’s Blog: Changes in the PayPal platform team
  Google is getting even more serious about their payment efforts. PayPal CTO Osama Bedier goes to $GOOG:
• Lost Vivaldi Concerto Resurrected – Click to Listen
  Lost Vivaldi Concerto Resurrected – Click to Listen
• From A Left Wing: Do You Get Rape-y Comments Too?: On Sexism & Sports Media
  RT @FromaLeftWing Do You Get Rape-y Comments Too?: On Sexism & Sports Media
• PayPal X Developer Network: PayPal X DevZone: Trends to Watch in 2011 – Mobile Banking Part 1
  RT @OReillyMedia Payment Trends to Watch in 2011: Mobile Banking: #PayPalX
• Obama’s call for innovation follows slowdown in most sectors, scholars say
• The video above is less than a minute long. Please…
  Agree with @fredwilson that @bryce is right on: Is the mobile phone our social net?
• A VC: Is The Mobile Phone Our Social Net?
  Agree with @fredwilson that @bryce is right on: Is the mobile phone our social net?
• iPhone Dev SDK
• Apple – Stack Exchange
• Programming iOS 4
  – O’Reilly Media
  RT @OReillyMedia #Ebook Deal/Day: Programming iOS 4 – $17.99 (Save 50%) Code DDP4R

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• Vox
• Countywide Community Forums | Civic Commons
  Really grateful to @ccforums for providing the civiccommons.org and civiccommons.net domain names to @civcoms
• txt2re: headache relief for programmers :: regular expression generator
• A Loophole Means Unlimited Data For AT&T IPhone : NPR
  According to @npr, ATT will restore unlimited #iphone data plan if threatened with switch to Verizon via @slashdot
• Secret Geometry: Cathode
  hah!
• Yfrog Photo : yfrog.com/h3h7cnjj – Shared by mpedson
  LOL at @mpedson’s scorecard for the year: via @gnat
• Cairns Blog: Turning Rule Writers Into Problem Solvers: Creating a 21st Century Government That’s Open and Competent by Improving Regulation and Regulatory Review
  "the White House needs to retrain rule writers to be problem solvers" says @bethnoveck
• DIY Projects, Inspiration, How-tos, Hacks, Mods & More @ Makezine.com – Tweak Technology to Your Will
  RT @make Tune in. Make: Live premiere today, Jan. 26, 9pm ET/6pmPT First episode is all about Arduino. #makelive
• A New Kind of Solution: Learn How Your City Can Partner with CfA | Code for America
  RT @codeforamerica Attend our upcoming #webinar to learn about common challenges in #cities across the country #gov20
• Google Algorithm as Extinction Model, The – NYTimes.com
  Google Pagerank as extinction prediction algorithm. Fascinating. Want to learn more. via @jstogdill
• Who Are the Most Followed Users on Quora?
  @SimonRobic Re And I hardly use Quora. Better start being more active
• All America Heard Last Night: ‘Salmon’ — Daily Intel
  Ouch. Word clouds of what Obama said vs. what America heard: #sotu
• Sass – Syntactically Awesome Stylesheets
  ass is an extension of CSS3, adding nested rules, variables, mixins, selector inheritance, and more. It’s translated to well-formatted, standard CSS using the command line tool or a web-framework plugin.
• Microsoft Press Top 25 of 2010 – Ebook Deal of the Day
  RT @MicrosoftPress Best of 2010 #Ebook Deal/Day – SAVE 50% on Top 25 from @MicrosoftPress
• YouTube
  – The 2011 State of the Union Address: Enhanced Version
  We’ve posted the graphics from the enhanced #SOTU to @slideshare Video here:
• Untitled (http://www.slideshare.net/whitehouse/2011-enhanced-state-of-the-union-address-graphics)
  We’ve posted the graphics from the enhanced #SOTU to @slideshare Video here:

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• One Thing Well | Wikipedia CLI
  "You can query Wikipedia from the command line using dig."
• whitehouse on Twitter | ThinkUp
• Sari Botton – The Rumpus.net
• Blue Button Home
  RT @jakebrewer Veteran Affairs’ "Blue Button" gets shout out. Bravo @pllevin and team! #gov20 #sotu
• Barack Obama: Toward a 21st-Century Regulatory System – WSJ.com
  "I’ve ordered a review of government regulations." Suggests applying common sense. Good! for background see #sotu
• Yfrog Photo : yfrog.com/hsjcvsj – Shared by AdamS
  RT @AdamS: Really enjoying live @Twitter commentary from Members of Congress on C-SPAN2. #SOTU
• State of the Union 2011 | The White House
  Love the sidebar graphs and stats on the #sotu coverage at Also where the political points are being made.
• Double U – USB Port Design by Ma Yi Xuan » Yanko Design
  Ma Yi Xuan’s alternative USB connector can be plugged in upside down. Very elegant design work.
• Runaway Star Creates Beautiful Bow Shock | Wired Science | Wired.com
  [greader] Runaway Star Creates Beautiful Bow Shock
• Making for health: Calling Boston-area makers @Makezine.com blog
  Making for health: Calling Boston-area makers Feb 19 at Microsoft NERD campus
• New geolocation app connects citizen first responders to heart attack victims – O’Reilly Radar
  My update to @digiphile’s story about the San Ramon heart attack response app is at the bottom:
• nicolasff/webdis – GitHub
• xkcd: Good Code
• 3 skills a data scientist needs – O’Reilly Radar
  LinkedIn’s @PeteSkomoroch on the key skills that data scientists need.
• Why You Hate Comic Sans
• (500) http://ore
  RT @OReillyMedia: #Radar asked writers what they read. @timoreilly=T.S. Eliot; @dalepd=fiscal disaster; @SarahM=Colum McCann. …
• What Are the Messages of Cosmo and Maxim?
• No Swearing in Utah « Cartastrophe
• Pitchfork: Album Reviews: Destroyer: Kaputt

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• FT.com / Life & Arts – The art of good writing
  Stanley Fish
• nelhage/reptyr – GitHub
  Reparent a running program to a new terminal
• Google App Engine Java and GWT Application Development Book & eBook | Packt Publishing Technical & IT Book Store
  ze book
• Chopin’s hallucinations were probably caused by epilepsy, study suggests
  Chopin’s hallucinations were probably caused by epilepsy, study suggests
• BBC News – Two-clawed and parrot-sized: new T.rex cousin unveiled
  Two-clawed T.rex cousin found
• curiosity counts – Wirefy lets you turn any existing web page into a…
  Brilliant! Wirefy lets you turn any existing webpage into a wireframe
• FireDepartment iPhone App
  Can’t tell you more about this before tomorrow, but I do think it’s pretty cool:
• open source and Henry Ford – dalepd | Dale Dougherty
  RT @dalepd: open source and Henry Ford
• BBC – About the BBC: Reshaping BBC Online
  Peak News watch: BBC cutting budget by 25%, & shuttering large portions of its online presence (via @DrVes)
• National Geographic – Inspiring People to Care About the Planet Since 1888
  From @NatGeoSociety: cool interactive map of the US, showing origins & popularity of surnames. »
• eScienceCommons: New theories reveal the nature of numbers
  Oops — meant to include this with that Holy Freaking Cow, What Awesome #Math
• AIM math: American Institute of Mathematics
  I can barely even comprehend the #math here, but it’s enough to say: holy freaking cow, that’s awesome.
• Firefox and Chrome Add "Do Not Track" Tools To Their Browsers
  Firefox and Chrome Add "Do Not Track" Tools To Their Browsers
• Agile Project Management with Scrum
  – O’Reilly Media
  RT @Microsoft Press #Ebook Deal/Day: Agile Project Mgmt w/Scrum – $15.99 (Save 50%) Code DDAPJ
• Head First Web Design
  – O’Reilly Media
  RT @OReillyMedia #Ebook Deal/Day: Head First Web Design – $19.99 (Save 50%) Code DDHFW
• A VC: The Independent Web
  .@fredwilson’s take on The Independent Web echoes my "create more value than you capture" ethos
• Melbourne housing now ‘severely unaffordable’
  Sick. "London is more affordable than Geelong.Sydney,the second least affordable city in the world,in spot number 324":

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• Identity and The Independent Web – John Battelle’s Searchblog
  Fascinating piece by @johnbattelle: Identity and The Independent Web via @fredwilson
• Studying Microbes in Antarctica? – NYTimes.com
  Studying Microbes in Antarctica? RT @EcoInteractive #Eco #Green #Travel #Wildlife #Conservation
• Thaw of Earth’s icy sunshade may stoke warming: Scientific American
  Thaw of Earth’s icy sunshade may stoke warming RT @EcoInteractive #Eco #Green #CliamteChange
• Untitled (http://www.mcsweeneys.net/2011/1/21young.html)
  A 12-year-old explains the facts of the information age to her mother – another McSweeney’s slam-dunk
• Cracking The Credit Card Code | MintLife Blog | Personal Finance News & Advice
  Cracking The Credit Card Code – @Mint has a nice breakdown of what your credit card number means

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• The Loss of a Good Man – NYTimes.com
  He was the founding director of the Peace Corps, the signature success of Kennedy’s New Frontier. He founded Head Start, created the Job Corps and Legal Services for the Poor, and gave us Volunteers in Service to America, which was the domestic version of the Peace Corps. He served as president and chairman of the Special Olympics, which was founded by Eunice Shriver. Indefatigable and unrepentantly idealistic, Mr. Shriver may have directly affected more people in a positive way than any American since Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
• Strata Gems: The emerging marketplace for social data – O’Reilly Radar
• Andrew Alexander – Can The Post regain its legacy of excellence?
• PopTech
  : Popcasts : Ben Goldacre Talks Bad Science
  Ben Goldacre talks Bad Science
• Visualization deconstructed: Mapping Facebook’s friendships – O’Reilly Radar
  I like @radar’s new Visualization deconstructed series: e.g. Mapping Facebook’s friendships
• How novels came to terms with the internet | Books | The Guardian
• gleeBox Release Notes
• (500) http://j.m
  RT @mikeloukides: Fascinating article on @PBSMediaShift: How mobile devices affect the way we read nice data-driven analysis. …
• Process flow design at the module effects level through the use ofacceptability regions – United States Patent 5912678
• Women in research have it tough, says study – The Times of India
  we knew that, didn’t we, gals? more hard data: RT @smartgirlsrock: Women in research have it tough, says study
• Problem Sets | MIT Global Challenge
  I really like the problem sets for the MIT Global Challenge

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• This column will change your life: With friends like these… | Oliver Burkeman | Life and style | The Guardian
  ‘Perhaps all we need is some kind of technological fix, to display a message under every chipper status update, and as a permanent subtitle on numerous television shows: "Don’t forget: this person is barely holding things together."’
• Colorado River Water Shortages: Present Concerns and Future Fears – Environment – GOOD
  The Colorado River, a water source to at least 30 million people in seven states and Mexico, is drying up. It hasn’t reached the sea in ages, and in 2002, for the first time, total demand for the river’s water climbed higher than the total river’s supply.
• All In The Mind – 22 January 2011 – Stem cells and brain tales
  Stem cells and brain tales: Acclaimed neuroscientist Fred Gage is a serial trailblazer
• Deadspot On Hisense Arena – ESPN Video – ESPN
  A deadspot delayed the start of the Sharapova match
• 7 Data Blogs To Explore – ReadWriteCloud
  ReadWriteCloud: 7 Data Blogs To Explore
• Font Collection: 10 Free Excellent Monospaced Fonts
  Font Collection: 10 Free Excellent Monospaced Fonts
• Center Focuses On Treating Alzheimer’s By Comforting Residents, Not Medicating Them | Here & Now
  #Alzheimers drugs don’t do much, here’s a different approach: evidence-based compassion from @hereandnow (via @9brandon)
• Official Google Blog: Google search and search engine spam
  About time! "We hear the feedback… loud and clear: people are asking for even stronger action on content farms."
• Kindle Direct Publishing: Self-publish to Amazon’s Kindle Store
  Kindle Direct Publishing: Amazon competes with its suppliers. This will get ugly for publishers, ultimately for AMZN 2
• railsready: Setup script to get Ruby and Rails running on Ubuntu with one command – The Changelog – Open Source moves fast. Keep up.
• New Scientist TV: Malaria caught on camera breaking and entering cell
• I Can Stalk U – Raising awareness about inadvertent information sharing
  scans tweeted and FB posted photos for geotags. Turn off geotagging on your smartphone!
• The Beautiful Mind – Slide Show – NYTimes.com
  RT @DrMarsha Geekily gorgeous photos of neurons & the like from NYT Science section via @christineottery
• Global warming, climate change: Warming effect of melting ice fields stronger, report finds – latimes.com
  RT @stevesilberman Report: #Climate scientists *underestimated* warming effects of melting ice via @tvjrennie
• In the comments on on my TripIt post earlier in…
  RT @bryce ITP kids see the future
• Myth of the Hero Gunslinger – NYTimes.com
  RT @hush6: Timothy Egan: Myth of the Hero Gunslinger – NYTimes.com

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• Scott Base – Ross Island, Antarctica
• YouTube – Urban Camouflage #1
• Pieterhugo.com – Nollywood
  Photographer Pieter Hugo’s stunning series of Nollywood actors and scenarios (via @laurenbeukes)
• Bill Summary & Status – 112th Congress (2011 – 2012) – H.R.96 – THOMAS (Library of Congress)
  HR 96, the "Internet Freedom Act," would prohibit the #FCC from regulating the Internet: (HT @declanm) #netneutrality
• The Saddest Pink Infographic About Women In Tech You’ll Ever See
  ok y’all – wtf??? rt @kcornwall You’re gonna hate this one
• Cairns Blog: Open Grantmaking in Practice, Not Just In Principle
  Very cool: work product produced by $500M in Labor dept grants released under @creativecommons license via @bethnoveck
• Untitled (http://techblog.netflix.com/2010/12/5-lessons-weve-learned-using-aws.html)
  Lessons learned: how Netflix deploys to AWS: via @sferik
• Saracen International Reportedly Has Blackwater Founder’s Support – NYTimes.com
• Official Google Blog: An update from the Chairman
  Ouch. RT @MParekh Picture says it all in this post by @ericschmidt on Google’s management transitions:
• How Facebook Ships Code « FrameThink – Frameworks for Thinking People
  RT @Jason: killer article on How @Facebook/@finkd Ships Code « FrameThink – Frameworks for Thinking People
• What should Larry Page focus on now that he is CEO of Google? – Quora
  RT @junniearreza: Quora: What should Larry Page focus on now that he is CEO of Google? 9 Answers: < @Scobleizer’s a …
• John Resig – Learning from Twitter
• Pterosaur fossil with egg reveals female form | COSMOS magazine
• RobotRollCall comments on What would happen if the event horizons of two black holes touched?
  MT @alanzilberman: a physicist describes what it’s like inside an event horizon
• 100,000 starlings fill the skies in Poole on Vimeo
  100,000 starlings fill the skies – absolutely magnificent to watch
• representations » Configure MySQL for UTF8
• Staging Servers, Source Control & Deploy Workflows, And Other Stuff Nobody Teaches You: MicroISV on a Shoestring
• Clustering – Introduction
  A Tutorial on Clustering Algorithms
• FT.com / Life & Arts – Lunch with the FT: Nicolas Berggruen
  RT @jamesoreilly: "Homeless billionaire" Nicolas Berggruen is interested in saving California:
• Natural Language Toolkit
• Log In – The New York Times
  A very bad sign. RT @jstogdill: American mercenaries metastasize?
• We Didn’t Stop The Fire. – Jeffrey Zeldman Presents The Daily Report
  WE DIDN’T STOP THE FIRE. @zeldman’s passionate appeal not to sell out to people with corporate "black thumb"
• YouTube – Carlin talks about cats
• OR Books — WikiLeaks and the Age of Transparency by Micah L. Sifry
  New book from @mlsif looks good: WIKILEAKS AND THE AGE OF TRANSPARENCY
• YouTube – George Carlin Talks About "Stuff"
• YouTube – One Year in 90 seconds
• A New Culture of Learning by Doug Thomas & John Seely Brown
  A New Culture of Learning is @jseelybrown’s new book Interview
• Confessions of an Aca/Fan: Archives: A New Culture of Learning: An Interview with John Seely Brown and Douglas Thomas (Part One)
  A New Culture of Learning is @jseelybrown’s new book Interview
• BBC News – Alien Hand Syndrome sees woman attacked by her own hand
  An account of alien hand syndrome and video of the hand attacking the patient.
• Starbucks Gets Mobile Payment System – Slashdot
  I’ve been expecting mobile payment players to come out of the woodwork. Here’s Starbucks:

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