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May 2, 2008

5/2 - the web: everywhere you want to be

filed under: dc, linx — g @ 8:15 am

a programming language’s future is determined by the facial hair of its designer

in case you hadn’t heard, plastics are so very baaaad

no one understands magnetism

a blueprint, courtesy of Time, on how to win the war against global warming

a kid in high school complained about the political bias of his government textbook and the author responds; i might side with the author, although i’d instinctively distrust anyone who teaches at pepperdine

while it’s generally agreed that people are reading less and less, it seems they’re writing more and more

facebook in real life (video)

pictures of people on subways

what’s better than recycled paper? reusable paper

great article about an enormous squid eye (enormous describing both the squid and the eye)

review of a book describing the hook-up culture and forced promiscuity on today’s college campuses

the rockefeller heirs tried to convince exxon-mobil execs to stop making so much money

and finally, this essay arguing something i really dig. the bottom line: where did wikipedia come from? it came from people not watching sitcoms anymore

1 comment »

  1. Good reads featuring scary squids and a friendly octopus:

    *Victor Hugo’s Toilers of the Sea
    *Jules Verne’s 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
    *Jon Scieszka and Lane Smith’s Cowboy and Octopus

    comment by Tentacles — May 3, 2008 @ 3:26 pm

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