Weekly Digest for February 4th
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 23 items.
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Great talk by Lessig at the Cato Institute. Send this to your friends on the right. It’s something we can all agree on: http://bit.ly/bhk4Hc [nagutron]
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Shared 2 videos.
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Shared 4 photos.
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A political call to action for the tech-obsessed set. |
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Neat! Trying it out, today. |
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"In some ways, we have been so much harsher to men in the destruction of their ‘Girl Cell’." A powerful talk. |
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Shared The Generation M Manifesto.
The last generation doesn’t want these things; they’re just resigned to them. It’s unclear if their outlook will ultimately be proven more realistic than ours. |
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This should have been a False Profit, LLC press release. |
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I let a little kid play with my RC helicopter (http://bit.ly/9wCukZ) and the little brat broke it. Turns out kids suck at everything. [nagutron]
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Shared Garry Kasparov, cyborg.
May the best cyborg win. |
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Stats collected on users by Hunch.com |
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Shared 16 photos.
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Shared Project SIKULI.
Neat: GUI scripting using screenshots and computer vision. via Kevin. |
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There are new reasons every day to wonder what is wrong with our culture. (via titaniumdreads) |
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This is a nice guide to the ins and outs of wireless networking design, written for non-techies. Written by Inveneo, who are Samasource officemates and are on the ground in Port-au-Prince right now. |
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Yan says it’s not a bug. It’s a feature. |
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The Goog gets more scarily intelligent (i.e. more scarily useful) |
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Shared Gorgeous steampunk kitchen sink.
A (hopefully) sarcastic post on BoingBoing, illustrating the difference between "steampunk" and "crappily made" |
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I’m kind of sick of hearing about this. So far, it’s crossed my feeds half a dozen times, but they all refer to the same press release. If these guys are going to change the world, they should at least put out some more convincing content. |
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