Entries from January 2012 ↓

• Communities Learn the Good Life Can Be a Killer – NYTimes.com
• How having willpower gives you less willpower – http://t.co/2LerDmqP
• 25% of Americans say they will not go to the bathroom without their cell phone – NYTimes http://t.co/hKO209Dw

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• reading: Scientists find bacteria resistant to nearly all antibiotics in Antarctica sea water http://t.co/Bb7ULGYN
• New blog post on "The Five Stages of Hosting": http://t.co/328vFByA
• Girl that can say any word backwards http://t.co/qCwRKHnK
• NYT: Brain Calisthenics For Abstract Ideas – http://t.co/GQ7YUL6o
• Very Suspicious Quotation Marks
• Utterly "hilarious". RT @GarethAveyard: A collection of deeply suspicious quotation marks found on shop signs… http://t.co/HPrUSKmn
• Wired UK’s "The Smart List 2012" in out: 50 people who will change the world. Check out my choice. http://t.co/6MqXHvkp
• “@jessebdylan: Wireless sensors monitor brain waves http://t.co/GNGVz6m3”
• Tim O’Reilly – Google+ – <b>Really, Google is evil now? Let’s Get Real. How Abou…

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• Introduction to Git on Vimeo
• Fine line between kitsch and Pixar-quality background mattes. http://t.co/tgw8IGc7
• CATS ON FILM: MY DAY BY JONESY: A CAT’S EYE VIEW OF ALIEN
• Read Alien, retold from the cat’s perspective
• That Was Fast: Betaworks Returns All Capital… And Then Some | PandoDaily
• http://t.co/cmNzNjmE A *few* people may be on the internets that have not seen this drug effects on spider webs vid. Here you go.
• Two Weeks In, Google Says "Search Plus Your World" Going Well, Critics Should Give It Time
• Charlie Brooker’s 2011 Wipe – YouTube
• Lifelong brain-stimulating habits linked to lower Alzheimer’s protein levels
• Amazon.com: Sennheiser HD 380 Pro Collapsible High-End Headphone for Professional Monitoring Use (Black): Electronics
• How to create a new place in iPhoto 11…: Apple Support Communities

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• 25 Things I Learned From Opening a Bookstore – jlsathre – Open Salon
• RePress: WordPress de-censoring proxy. RePress. It’s "just" a proxy, but trivial to install. That’s the cool part,… http://t.co/WzXsMUyw
• Following genetic footprints out of Africa: First modern humans settled in Arabia
• » @hmason: An amazing story of why symbols must be both machine *and* human readable http://t.co/seJya4zD « barcodes show the plaintext
• Lifelong brain-stimulating habits linked to lower Alzheimer’s protein levels http://t.co/oRW8rLC3
• Gorilla, the golang web toolkit
• Icebreaker – New Zealand Merino Wool Clothing for Outdoor and Performance Sports
• my favorite os x apps – lliiaa.com
• i super love @thisisaaronland’s new project, privatesquare: http://t.co/psdoiyw4 internal taxonomy of event-iness! (via @darthjulian)
• The New French Hacker-Artist Underground | Magazine
• a++ @wired on group of parisian artists that’ve been breaking into museums to restore art for decades, by @lackmanjon: http://t.co/oyORdXxE
• Ouch. “@hdmoore: "Pass the hash" with Nexpose and Metasploit: http://t.co/rZ7JSOLQ”
• Seconded. RT @frucci: As a self-employed New Yorker, this makes me seethe with rage. http://t.co/fMC1fCjA
• There are now more people in jail in America (6MM++) than were in the Gulag Archipelago under Stalin at its height. http://t.co/vvCUhRxu
• Why Twitter’s new policy is helpful to free-speech advocates, writes @techsoc: http://t.co/lRo1Zolg
• In exploring the price of NASA’s protection of astronauts, @Reason reveals the pricing tiers for human lives: http://t.co/FyBljjAw
• .@punchfork makes me want to go home and cook. FYI: They just added a vegan category: http://t.co/MJVLthRc /cc @larrylegend @sskylar
• Really lovely article from The Economist on Euphemisms. Really awesome. Loved it. http://t.co/mgIZYNbf
• iPoo. http://t.co/liXSYZ7q
• Bay Bridge SAS Main Cable | jwz
• Researchers watch as bacteriophage λ learns a new way to infect E. coli http://t.co/d4mxwn9s by @carlzimmer
• Larry Page’s “Beautiful” New Google | PandoDaily
• Cat fur pigment moves outwards from the spine. The spotting gene controls how far. Hence, white socks and bellies. http://t.co/3GQwkggB
• Google+ Failed Because of Real Names | Emergent Chaos
• A VC: Textbook Cases

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• GREETINGS FROM DAVOS!!! | The Reformed Broker
• RT @AGUSciPolicy: Gore and Scientists to travel to Antarctica to focus attention on climate change http://t.co/49e8RvnR
• FLIES: Photo Images by Miroslaw Swietek Photography – photo.net

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• Deforestation in Brazil has lessened, but signs of shift in gov’t’s attitude toward the Amazon raises concern http://t.co/PpZghj4o
• Cool. Eleven Years of #Dubai’s Insane Growth Seen From Space http://t.co/MYh5W46g
• Read this (http://t.co/7BbHtkvW) and remember it the next time a "patriotic" politician wants to send young men and women to a foreign war.
• Amazing photos of flies! http://t.co/yKsrKrBn
• Nice write-up on switching Git SVN branches. RT @jonihalabi: I feel like a total Git hacker. http://t.co/bsfrhTs0 @DailyGit
• Gnuplotting · Create scientific plots using Gnuplot
• Nymwars: I Told You So. | jwz
• Google tracks consumers’ online activities across products, and users can’t opt out – The Washington Post
• "Inspiration is for amateurs; the rest of us just show up and get to work." http://t.co/guPozSdi
• "Don’t Be Evil" Tool — Backed By Facebook & Twitter — Shows Google’s "Search Plus Your World" Can Go Beyond Google+ Search Engine Land
• Nice post from @alecmuffett about Search Neutrality: http://t.co/5e4WiAAw
• The failure of Jane Crow and the “separate but equal” doctrine in technology | VentureBeat
• Time to have your beer and eat it too. Check out our roundup of 12 Delicious Ways to Eat Pale Ales, Lagers and Stouts: http://t.co/vRf7CLtU
• What are the best photos taken from an airplane? http://t.co/TjzLayVe
• Important read: RT @amcafee New blog post is up: "Can Normal Companies Provide Good Jobs? Yes." http://t.co/jDBlhCdO
• tnx @nytimes for experiment in licensing my story for @longreads’ ebook. soon, our own ebooks!? http://t.co/UVrdgh78
• Nokia ringtone during violin solo yields classical improv | Mobile Technology News
• Exploding the myth of how wings create lift http://t.co/pmn5Oxa4
• Google: Do Yourself a Favor and Just Come Clean Already | PandoDaily
• A Tale Of Two Cities: Silicon Valley And Hollywood – TechCrunch
• Trader Joe’s Speculoos Cookie Butter Delicious Made with Crushed Biscuits , Excellent on Pancakes,waffles,sandwiches , Dessert Topping YOU Will Love It !!!: Amazon.com: Grocery & Gourmet Food
• Find a hotel using isochrones | edparsons.com

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• ‘Opera’ experiment rerun confirms neutrinos are faster than light
• The Canada Party – "Meet The Canada Party" – YouTube
• 2012/01/captain-obvious-on-javascript.md at master from raganwald/homoiconic – GitHub
• Regular Expression Matching with a Trigram Index

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• Abraham Maslow and the All-American Self http://t.co/yfryG0tO
• Bill Marler on the close connection between treating workers decently and producing safe food. http://t.co/jE4JHiGd
• Client Libraries – Google Data Protocol – Google Code
  Google Data client libraries are available to help you write client applications that access your favorite API.
  For each language, the client library provides tools and an abstraction layer, letting you construct queries and use response data without having to create HTTP requests or process HTTP responses by hand. Each client library provides classes that correspond to the elements and data types that the API uses.
• Google Cloud Storage: concurrency controls and deeper App Engine integration – The official Google Code blog
• app-identity-sample-oauth2 – Sample showing use of App Engine App Identity API with OAuth2 and Google Storage – Google Project Hosting
  Maven sample project shows how to use the App Engine App Identity API to connect to authenticate to Google Storage API using OAuth2. Good sample POM for projects using google-api-java-client to connect to various Google APIs.
• Using the GAE App Identity API and OAuth2 « TurboManage
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• Our Products – iWALKUSA (iwalkusa.com) Apple ?Smart Device Accessories Collection (Malsha LLC)
• These Photos Were Amazingly Taken from Street Puddles
• Huge pool of Arctic water could cool Europe: study
• A recent, and timely, article is “We are all hackers now” – critical sociological reflections on the hacking phenomenon http://t.co/eo9d73F8
• Really useful site summarising App Compatibility for OS X Lion http://t.co/cSX4GLCk
• 47 year old tv signals bouncing back to Earth – Dr Who and other lost t.v. shows being recovered. Amazing. http://t.co/Sam6Nscv
• Does a pitch center exist in auditory cortex? :Journal of Neurophysiology http://t.co/stXMwAwH

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• The Illustrations of Tiago Hoisel | Psdtuts+
• Vacuum-Sealed Couples by Photographer Hal | Spoon & Tamago
• O’Brien: Vivek Wadhwa emerges as Silicon Valley’s most provocative voice – San Jose Mercury News
• Two things about SOPA/PIPA and then I’ll shut up: https://t.co/ccugaY6q
• This is why they closed Lake Shore Drive last night. http://t.co/BpLXBBWN
• Gochujang: Korean Go-to, All-In-One Magic Chile Sauce | The Awl
• Sport Armband for iPhone 4 Protective Cases (and more)
  "Apparently this is the best Armband for the Galaxy Nexus. Make sure you get the ab84."
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• Cracked coal ship on the Barrier Reef | Australian Mining http://t.co/Tu127hA6 via @addthis
• Evangelical Scientists Refute Gravity With New ‘Intelligent Falling’ Theory | The Onion – America’s Finest News Source
• Every woman should read this piece. http://t.co/rlaDIp1A
• The next SOPA – Marco.org
• First Look: Backplane, The Lady Gaga-Backed Community Platform With All-Star Investors (Invites) – TechCrunch
• Mini Canon
• Google Shut-Downs & the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day
• Bird flu research halted: NIH. http://t.co/V2gyXcPP
• an informed view of the #Sopa victory and Google’s position by @scrawford is required reading http://t.co/WCN6omMr via @BloombergView
• The Bigger Picture: What happens when we find The Line as viewers? – HitFix.com
• OMG, watch this before it gets brought down. Star Wars by hundreds of unconnected peeps in 15 second bits. Brilliant. http://t.co/Tu7I4ZEc
• How Steve Case and His Company Are Driving the Sharing Economy – Atlantic Mobile
• Pick up the pitchforks: David Pogue underestimates Hollywood « Clay Shirky
• America’s Most Stressful Cities | MintLife Blog | Personal Finance News & Advice
• RT @sciam: An Abundance of Exoplanets Changes our Universe http://t.co/gEmoARHw
• Up Down and Around — thrivable.net — Readability
• Paul Begala to Rick Perry: Adios, Mofo – The Daily Beast
  "Rick Perry’s disastrous campaign deserves to be remembered for appealing to the darkest impulses of the right—and for wasting a phenomenal amount of money."
• 7 Foods You Should Never Eat
• Are Women People? | The Hairpin
• DWEL
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  The Internet has made sharing vast amount of data easier and more economical than ever before. Combined with new ways to process and analyze data, we are starting to see the promise held by data-driven innovation to improve health around the world, better understand climates, and to positively impact countless other aspects of our lives. But before this promise can be realized, we need a global forum for education and discussion relating to the social policy concerns surrounding data collection and use. Ultimately, we need to reach reasonable and responsible consensus paths forward if we are to fully achieve the promises of data-driven innovation."
• Adventures and Challenges in Big Data ~ Policy by the Numbers
• iPhone Development, Applications and Resources – iPhone 5, iOS 5, 3GS – O’Reilly Media
• McSweeney’s Internet Tendency: In Which I Fix My Girlfriend’s Grandparents’ WiFi and Am Hailed as a Conquering Hero.

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