Links for February 2nd, 2010
- John Gruber’s Daring Fireball Gets Comments (Whether He Likes It or Not)
- Too Close to Home
- Palin calls on Obama to fire Rahm Emanuel
- The Movie Title Stills Collection
- Dexter the Game
- Anatomy of a Large-Scale Social Search Engine
- We're turning comments off for a bit
- This is the title of a typical incendiary blog post
- Contoured Metal Maps for Walking in National Parks
- Marginal Revolution: Naughty Bits in the Bible
Gruber has explained that he dislikes comments because they distract from his all-important voice. This is exactly the kind of egotistical statement that makes him unpopular with many people, especially other writers, but a must-read pundit. But Gruber is about to get comments, whether he likes it or not.
How asking a book to be banned is always counter-productive. Last week, jury selection began for the Cheshire murder trial, a process that might take months. Could a controversial book cause a miscarriage of justice?
Next she will be protesting use of 'stupid' because it is a politically incorrect term for describing people like her
The extent to which people go to prove they have watched the movies.
I didn't realize you could be your own Dexter on the iPhone.
The paper describes the fundamental differences between the traditional “Library” paradigm of web search — in which answers are found in existing online content — and the new “Village” paradigm of social search — in which answers arise in conversation with the people in your network.
Is commenting on the Internet largely useless now? #pb
How to write a typical incendiary blog post. Comments too. #pb
A Wapenmap by Wapentac is a 3D contoured stainless steel metal map landscape sculpture of National Parks, featuring the Peak District, Lake District, Yorkshire Dales, Brecon Beacons, Snowdonia, Cairngorms and the Western Highlands. The Wapenmap is made of high quality stainless steel.
RT @ezraklein: The origin of the word "testify" is a lot dirtier and more hilarious than I'd realized.
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