- Robert Sapolsky: The uniqueness of humans | Video on TED.com – Finally, details on the human-female-ovulation-synchronization idea that I was taught back in Gender Studies. It's a good and funny talk, and not just about that.
- The League of Moveable Type – Wow. Gorgeous open-source fonts.
- Race Card: If Successful White Women Can Find Love, Then So Can Successful Black Women | Bitch Magazine –
- Clients From Hell : Client: “This is absolutely wrong. Where’s all the… –
- Clients From Hell : Client: “I want my website to have a forum, and a… – All day and twice on Sundays.
Tag Archives: technology
Quasi-daily linkage
- A new “onload” scheme – Easy! Reader – This is a really clever way to avoid having page-specific JavaScript files (which I've done on larger projects).
- Tomorrow’s Women, Tomorrow’s World – A more British look at the decline of women in the IT industry.
- Clients From Hell : Of course I want it today! If I want it tomorrow,… – Um, yes. I love "Clients From Hell."
- YouTube – Let's Play Wizardry 8 – Honestly. Someone recorded playing Wizardry 8. It's in 64 parts.
- feveredwritings: The Complications of Discussing Prejudice – Greg tackles a racism discussion and gets popped in the mouth unfairly. Interesting discussion ensues.
- Oleg Sych – » UML Modeling and Code Generation in Visual Studio 2010 – I really need to play with Visual Studio 2010 Beta…
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- omahas: "Educating" our little ones in the fascist state – How about this shit? "Apparently, Playmobil thought it was a good idea to come up with the Playmobil Security Check Point for kids."
- Official Google Blog: A new approach to China – "These attacks and the surveillance they have uncovered–combined with the attempts over the past year to further limit free speech on the web–have led us to conclude that we should review the feasibility of our business operations in China"
Quasi-daily linkage
Links for January 11th from 11:11 to 11:11:
- A Democracy of Netbooks – I haven't found my netbook to be as revolutionary as Atwood suggests, but mine's an early model, and (I think) more hampered by the limitations of its hardware. I've had to replace its hard drive and screen once each. The newer ones I've used (Tyrone has one) are nothing short of amazing, and barely more expensive than the one I bought.