Every week, this little bot pulls my tweets, shared links, posted photos, and other bits and bobs into a single post for your perusal. Enjoy!

This week, there were 16 items.

	Watching Avatar three times has already saturated my visual cortex. Had to turn down Lukas and Bot for time four. [nagutron]
	I never read books anymore. My mind atrophies, swimming in the shallows of Google Reader [nagutron]
	Shared Turns out…. LOL
	Shared The adults’ table.
	My parents’ oversized house deep out suburban sprawl is ridiculous, but now that 11 relatives are all visiting, I can see why they have it. [nagutron]
	Shared More dorky imax 3d glasses.
	Shared Homebrew, the perfect gift for command line lovers.
	Shared A newer, bluer, real-time Google.
	Shared 2 photos.
	Shared Gravity Wells. Sad that most of this is unreadable
	Shared 2 photos.
	Liked I’m on a Boat parody (I’m on a Float!) Explicit by T13C!.
	Shared Protovis – Examples. Beautiful, powerful visualization toolkit for SVG/Canvas. BSD licensed.
	Shared Tor.com / Science fiction and fantasy / Weblog, short fiction, art, and discussion. An insane scifi short depicting the dawn of a new human age in 2012, with Obama MCing.
	Shared climbing the hill: Every thing you need to know about a Programmer, you can learn from having them explain their own code to you.. This is awesome advice on the best way to interview coders. Through my latest interview process, I endured every shade of interview question, including the usual gauntlet of algorithms questions and personality tests. The most difficult, hands-down, was a cooperative code review of something I had written.
	Shared Use Google Suggest to Find Software Alternatives [Search Techniques].

Related Posts:

• Weekly Digest for October 14th (October, 2009)
• Weekly Digest for October 7th (October, 2009)
• Weekly Digest for December 16th (December, 2009)
• Weekly Digest for January 21st (January, 2010)
• Weekly Digest for September 18th (September, 2009)

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