March 2012
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Weather Bomb
Weather bomb is meant to be hitting my country today but nothing has happened. You can never trust the weather man can ya?!
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In Case Of Actual Death: 11 Things By Josh Allen... →
No particular order. I couldn’t in good conscience get it down to a cool 10. To be fair, I could do a separate list just for Fireland, to help you know where to start. Mix Tape for Dead Girl The House of Wigs The Alaina Rautio Interview Knowledge for Thirst: Smartwater Chokeville…
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Listenfuckyeahmashups: Clockwork - Office Musik...
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Can The Insurance Industry Survive Climate Change?
csrwiretalkback: The insurance industry can be a key player in helping the world mitigate and adapt to climate change - but only if it can adapt to climate change risks itself. Originally posted on the CSRwire website. By Francesca Rheannon The weather just seems to be getting crazier and crazier. First, the Mississippi River caused record flooding in several communities. Now, it’s the...
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yvynyl: How to Tumblr →
[Updated Feb 5 2011] Some tips from my nearly 4 years on Tumblr. Enjoy. DOs: Post great + extraordinary + timely stuff Post with a consistent theme/style/voice Post stuff you care about, not what’s popular Post lots of images, always crediting creator Use “Photo” as often as possible…
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Anonymous asked: <p>how do you change your blogs font?
i chose a theme on tumblr but i dont like the font. i know i can just go on word and copy the font on my text but i want my entire blog to have the same font</p>
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The Full Spelunky on Spelunky
makegames: At this year’s Game Developers Conference, I gave a 30-minute talk with my friend Andy Hull about Spelunky and how it went from being a freeware PC game to the XBLA project that we’re both working on right now. Overall, I think the talk went quite well (whew)! You can find footage of the talk somewhere on GDC Vault, but unfortunately, you have to be a registered member of something...
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Anonymous asked: <p>How can I post code snippets like you do in the black highlight with white monospace font?</p>
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@boblet: HTML5 id/class name cheatsheet →
Or, “The mapping of HTML5 structural elements to id and class names for use with <div>s” Drawn from the fine work of Andy Clarke (Marlarkey) and Jon Tan(gerine), esq. Note: I’ve moved all my HTML5 articles to http://oli.jp/, so I can walk the walk. I’ll leave this here for…
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“The Never Call: There are some people who love to text so much that the phone...”
– The Nine Types of Text Messaging Monsters - Texting - Gawker oh that is me. to a tee. (via madeleinepascal) I am one of those people. But let me explain something to you. The telephone was an aberation in human development. It was a 70 year or so period where for some reason humans decided it was...
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Fireland: Danger / Xing →
I’m chained up in the dungeon of Emperor Xing. Yes, again. Last time I managed to escape by hanging here for six months and losing enough weight to slip through the manacles. Time before that I excreted the lockpicks I’d eaten and grabbed them with my toes. Time before that I seduced Nathan,…
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Neven Mrgan's tumbl: How real? →
Marco Arment on overdoing the interface metaphor: We’re often told that we should design our websites and software to mimic real-life objects. The iPhone strengthened this idiom, and Apple has been driving this home hard for the iPad. Marco is a thoughtful programmer and writer, but I feel…
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elastic threads: Safari Extensions →
Instapaper Greystyled and Instapaper Article Tools extensions for Safari 5. It’s a quick implementation, but Apple’s made it pretty easy to turn a userscript into a Safari extension. (How cool is that?). More on the way. More integration into Safari’s UI, perhaps. If you don’t already know…
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Iran's political coup →
garysick: If the reports coming out of Tehran about an electoral coup are sustained, then Iran has entered an entirely new phase of its post-revolution history. One characteristic that has always distinguished Iran from the crude dictators in much of the rest of the Middle East was its respect for the voice of the people, even when that voice was saying things that much of the leadership did not...
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The Evolutionary Review: On the Origins of Comics:... →
On the Origins of Comics: New York Double-take BRIAN BOYD Comics can have almost no mass and yet be the most mass of mass arts: Garfield has had up to 263 million readers a day. Comics constitute a new art, just over a century old, and usually an unusually accessible one. So what can evolution…
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More Than Tweets: The $0.69 iPad Stand →
Bought a wireless keyboard today to eventually replace the iPad Keyboard Dock I ordered online with my iPad. One really should try out a product before buying peripherals. But what I was really looking for was a stand that kept my iPad upright in either landscape or portrait. Neither the…
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Senator Claire McCaskill: Why I don't follow you. →
Obviously I think twitter is a great communiciation tool. Many folks have commented that I should follow more people. One recent blogger has declared that I’m arrogant since I only follow one person. Let me try to explain why I don’t follow more people. Early on I realized that for me to do this…
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Quote and Comment: Mindcasting: defining the form,... →
A method I endorse is to understand things by participating in them. By doing your own thing, you learn the difference between possible actions (what you can do with the system) and likely behavior: what most people will tend to do when that system is switched on for them. Forget this difference…
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Quote and Comment: No names, no links: Writers... →
Mark Cuban: Rupert Murdoch to Block Google = Smart I love to tweak all the internet information must be free bigots. They get so damn religious about information on the net that they lose what little objectivity and awareness of the real world they had in the first place Wherever it’s…
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A Smarter Planet: Google Analytics Disclaimer →
“This website uses Google Analytics, a web analytics service provided by Google, Inc. (“Google”). Google Analytics uses “cookies”, which are text files placed on your computer, to help the website analyze how users use the site. The information generated by the cookie about your use of the website…
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@boblet: HTML5 structure—div, section & article →
Note: I’ve moved all my HTML5 articles to http://oli.jp/, so I can walk the walk. I’ll leave this here for posterity, but won’t update it. → Go to: “HTML5 structure—div, section & article” on oli.jp It seems my HTML5 id/class name cheatsheet article interested a few people, so…
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Listenemmyc: albinwonderland: caustica: ...
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ShortFormBlog: Tennessee lawmakers pass stupid... →
shortformblog: Share your password on Netflix? If you live in Tennessee, you should stop. They just passed a law that makes it illegal to share your password to sites like Netflix and Rhapsody — even with permission. They’re the first state to do this. While you don’t have to worry about sharing within the…
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under the wire: How Wired.com Tracked the iPhone... →
In response to Wired.com’s scoop identifying the finder of the lost iPhone prototype, many have asked me how we did it. The process of uncovering digital footprints to identify Brian Hogan was indeed challenging and enlightening, so I thought I’d tell the story here. Heck, it might even teach…
Jan 25th
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Cameron Moll / Designer, Speaker, Author: New... →
The malware attack(s) that my site suffered in recent weeks put into motion a series of changes which have been planned for some time now—some for a few months, some for a couple years. What follows is a detailed explanation of the changes. New Design Over Christmas Break in 2007, I started…
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aconversationoncool: Kirk Douglas as Vincent Van Gogh - Lust For Life 1956  
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yvynyl: Best Music Tumblr Blogs →
[UPDATE: This list has been refreshed! See the new one here.] As most of you know, I post close to 100% music-related material on yvynyl. As such, I’ve subscribed to a plethora of similar blogs on the Tumblr platform and have built up a sizable list of folks who post excellent music and…
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Aziz is Bored: REBLOG THE FUCK OUT OF THIS.... →
I went with a friend of mine to see Star Trek: The IMAX Experience at the AMC Theatre in Burbank today. I drove out of my way to see the film on the large IMAX screen and paid an extra $5 for the ticket, which felt worth it at the time. HOWEVER, we get in the theatre and its just a slightly…
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A Dull and Witless Boy.: (rant?) →
So this thought requires a few more characters than 140, so I’m taking to the blog. I would invite you, gentle reader, casual listener, enthusiast, to for a moment lend me a sympathetic ear. To be frank: it bums me out from time to time that you just cannot play a new unrecorded song at a show…
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Tumblr en français!
staff: We’re hard at work on more translations — and need a group of beta testers in France! Are you a native French speaker and lover of Tumblr? If you’re interested in joining our French beta testers, please email tumblrfr@tumblr.com and include a link to your blog. Merci beaucoup!
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Meteorologist on Severe Weather: ‘We Have Never...
newshour: The deadly Joplin, Mo., tornado was preceded this spring by a series of severe weather that brought devastation and death across parts of the South and Midwest. Judy Woodruff explores the science behind this year’s remarkably severe weather. Transcript Below Read More
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