Tuesday, May 21, 2013 
Here's a demo of our new Icon Chooser Dialog. It's open source, GPL.
smallpicture.com 
Hacker news is having a good discussion about my piece this morning about Hacker News. It's worth a look.
news.ycombinator.com As Seamless and GrubHub merge, online orders continue to dominate New York.
amny.com Oklahoma Senators Jim Inhofe, Tom Coburn, Face Difficult Options On Disaster Relief.
huffingtonpost.com Keene sues six parking meter 'Robin Hoods' who put money in expired meters.
unionleader.com
Monday, May 20, 2013
With Higher Rims, Basketball Would Be a Better Game.
nytimes.com NYT: David Karp Quit School to Get Serious About Tumblr.
nytimes.com Knicks Offer a Blunt Assessment of What Went Wrong.
nytimes.com Marco Arment on his time at Tumblr.
marco.org Jeremy Lin Style of Basketball is Better Than Building Around Carmelo Anthony.
t.sportige.com This is what my Flickr stream looks like now. Weird.
flickr.com Please send a link to the current This American Life to any climate change deniers you know.
thisamericanlife.org Today is Mad Men Day on Twitter. They're all on drugs.
OMG the VCs are over the top hyping the Yahoo-Tumblr deal. "Yahoo is good for NYC!!" What??? They're high.
gigaom.com Karp's message is familiar to acquired entrepreneurs. Usually does not work that way. Selling out == selling out.
staff.tumblr.com Amar'e is broken down, Chandler isn't good enough and Smith is far too erratic.
nydailynews.com Boom in Luxury Towers Is Warping New York Real Estate Market.
nytimes.com Why Don't Startups Get Their Users To Invest In Them?
shkspr.mobi Had we had a longer easier runway for Radio and Manila, Tumblr might have gone further on less investment.
threads2.scripting.com Matt Mullenweg on the rumored Yahoo-Tumblr deal.
ma.tt
Sunday, May 19, 2013
Pacers' Advantages Face Greater Test in Heat.
nytimes.com Saw 'The Iceman,' With Michael Shannon as Richard Kuklinski, this evening. Very good movie! :-)
movies.nytimes.com What Sets The Google Cloud Platform Apart From The Rest.
techcrunch.com Coen Brothers' 'Inside Llewyn Davis' Is a Hit at Cannes.
nytimes.com The most beautiful inventor in the world.
medium.com How two Valve engineers walked away with the company's augmented reality glasses.
theverge.com A life-size statue of Nikola Tesla (with free Wi-Fi) by Northern Imagination.
kickstarter.com In the end, the New York Knicks went about as far as we thought they would.
insider.espn.go.com
Saturday, May 18, 2013
Revenge, ego and the corruption of Wikipedia.
salon.com FreshAir interview with LBJ biographer Robert Caro. One of the best podcasts I've heard recently.
npr.org I just started a mail list for Dropbox users who want to be up on the latest software.
groups.google.com Even if Nelson is wrong, his video is WONDERFUL -- you should watch. You'll laugh many times. ;-)
youtube.com Shinichi Mochizuki is the designer of BitCoin according to Ted Nelson.
en.wikipedia.org Why Yahoo acquiring Tumblr for $1 billion makes a certain horrible kind of sense.
gigaom.com North Korea fires three short-range missiles into eastern waters.
guardian.co.uk If Yahoo Buys Tumblr, What Will It Do With All That Porn? (Yahoo already has plenty of porn.)
businessweek.com Or Aesop's Ant and Grasshopper. Same idea.
umass.edu Saudi woman makes history by reaching Everest summit.
bbc.co.uk I'm reading "Outlining Goes Electronic" by Jonathan Price. Wonderful unique book.
amazon.com Mountain of Petroleum Coke From Oil Sands Rises in Detroit.
nytimes.com
Friday, May 17, 2013
Yahoo Board to Meet Sunday to Consider $1.1B, All-Cash Deal for Tumblr.
allthingsd.com Knicks Revert to Smaller Lineups With One Big Exception.
nytimes.com A guy like Karp, if Yahoo can avoid interfering, could be a magnet for talent for them.
Knicks Seek Productive Sidekick for High-Scoring Anthony.
nytimes.com Yahoo needs David Karp to be their chief product guy. He should get Flickr too.
gigaom.com William Breathes is the marijuana critic for the award-winning local paper Westword.
guardian.co.uk Citibike: All that's missing are the bikes.
flickr.com Citibike station near Central Park. Much simpler than Cambridge's setup.
flickr.com Our Apple-River project is getting underway. We will have room for several more list managers.
threads2.scripting.com Google uses open protocols to lure users, then locks them in (like Twitter, btw).
sparsebundle.net
Thursday, May 16, 2013
Knicks Beat Pacers to Stay Alive in N.B.A. Playoffs. (Great pic of JR Smith.)
nytimes.com Now there's a $1 billion price on the rumored Yahoo acquisition of Tumblr.
venturebeat.com Google Apps Script is a JavaScript cloud scripting language.
google.com Billions: How exactly do Apple and Google count app downloads?
thenextweb.com The $18.2 million reason Larry Page would like a regulation-free playground in which to experiment.
qz.com Obama dreams of 'going Bulworth,' New York Times reports.
news.yahoo.com HBO Picks Up Mike Judge's Silicon Valley Comedy To Series.
deadline.com Chrome has become almost unusable because of this dialog. You can't resume writing until you dismiss it.
flickr.com David Simon: "Fuck Twitter. In 140 characters, one can simplify anything to the point of stupidity."
davidsimon.com
Wednesday, May 15, 2013
Google CEO Is Tired of Rivals, Laws, Wants to Start His Own Country.
slate.com I don't often agree with @gruber, but on his appraisal of Google's double-talk, I fully agree.
daringfireball.net Gawker guy loves Google and Larry Page. Hard to believe this isn't satire, or written by Google PR.
gizmodo.com N.B.A. Owners Vote to Keep Kings in Sacramento.
nytimes.com How the Case for Austerity Has Crumbled by Paul Krugman.
nybooks.com Famous Authors' Handwritten Outlines for Great Works of Literature.
flavorwire.com Star Trek movies and TV series: Which are the best? Why?
slate.com Was 8-year-old Gurkiren Kaur Loyal murdered for her organs?
theweek.co.uk
Tuesday, May 14, 2013
Others Call It a Meeting. To Cuomo, It's a 'Summit.'. (Nah everyone calls them summits.)
nytimes.com Pacers Rout Knicks to Take 3-1 Series Lead.
nytimes.com Homeland Security seizes funds at main Bitcoin exchange.
gigaom.com Bicyclists win out in Amsterdam with path through Rijksmuesum.
skift.com NY Post: Felton must rediscover value that made Knicks fans forget about Lin.
nypost.com I get the impression that "traditional" media aren't very competition-aware. At least competition coming from tech media.
"If I were in charge of [The Atlantic or The New Yorker], the competitor I'd be watching most closely is Medium."
medium.com Panel Finds No Benefit in Sharply Restricting Sodium.
nytimes.com Complaints Rise as Bike Share Program Nears.
nytimes.com Wealthy Manhattan moms hire handicapped tour guides to bypass lines at Disney World.
nypost.com Flight makes emergency landing over Whitney Houston song drama.
guardian.co.uk
Monday, May 13, 2013
Biz Stone: How I Faked My Way Into Google.
wired.com If you're watching the Bulls-Heat game, how many times have you rolled your eyes?
Mayor in Japan Says 'Comfort Women' Played a Useful Role.
nytimes.com Thousands of confidential Bloomberg terminal messages allegedly posted online.
theverge.com It's going to take me a few days to swing around to the Apple River project. I'm working on Fargo 0.61 now.
threads2.scripting.com I really want a great river of news about Apple products. I have the tech, looking for curator(s).
threads2.scripting.com Daily News reporter Simone Weichselbaum was not impressed by CitiBike, which is heavy and hard to use, she said.
nydailynews.com Washington Man Bulldozes Neighborhood Over Fence Dispute.
gawker.com
Sunday, May 12, 2013
Cyberattacks on Rise Against U.S. Corporations.
nytimes.com Quickoffice In The Browser: The Reason Why Microsoft Is Suddenly So Scared Of Google's Productivity Tools.
techcrunch.com Sometimes I forget that Scripting News has a river tab. So should Andrew Sullivan and Josh Marshall, imho.
scripting.com ABC iPhone/iPad app will stream local TV in NY and Philadelphia.
nytimes.com Bloomberg's culture is all about omniscience, down to the last keystroke.
qz.com Thoughts From A Budgie, by Victor the Budgie.
youtube.com With a well-curated river, the Mac community can explore more niches, and grow in some interesting ways.
threads2.scripting.com American Airlines offer lounge access to anyone with a Klout score over 55.
corp.klout.com
Saturday, May 11, 2013
Court rules Camellia Grill must change its name, but the restaurant's owner vows to appeal.
nola.com I loved the way Nate Robinson blocked Lebron's dunk last night.
youtube.com Bill Maher Gets Owned by Glenn Greenwald Over Benghazi and Interventionism.
youtube.com I read this idealistic view of Silicon Valley and -- what hype! -- that's not the place I know.
washingtonpost.com
Friday, May 10, 2013
Scripting News: Should the Community Feed be an RSS feed in addition to being an OPML feed?
threads2.scripting.com Snapchats Don't Disappear: Forensics Firm Has Pulled Dozens of Supposedly-Deleted Photos From Android Phones.
readability.com Privacy Breach on Bloomberg's Data Terminals.
nytimes.com All Bloomberg employees could access information about when and how terminals were used by any customer.
qz.com Return of the Borg: How Twitter Rebuilt Google's Secret Weapon.
wired.com I want Reuters and Wired rivers, for example, but I don't want to go to two places to view their news.
threads2.scripting.com I'm listening to a podcast interview with Brent Simmons. It's funny! :-)
bitsplitting.org We already have a nice installed base with Fargo. We're getting to meet them now that they can post.
threads2.scripting.com
Thursday, May 09, 2013
Knicks' Shumpert, His Knee Fine, Is Soaring Again.
nytimes.com Blogging might be about to be reborn, in a much nicer more useful form, if everything goes well. ;-)
threads2.scripting.com Text-Friendly Umbrellas Will Be the Worst Thing to Happen to Sidewalks.
gawker.com Cyberthieves Looted A.T.M.'s of $45 Million in Just Hours.
nytimes.com Man can't stop ex from stalking him online after years.
news.cnet.com Sometimes I find that a comment I wrote in one place is really a blog post, but why should it stop being a comment?
threads2.scripting.com
Wednesday, May 08, 2013
Nuggets' George Karl Named N.B.A. Coach of the Year.
nytimes.com The Community Feed is an outline that any user of Fargo can post to when there's an idea they want to share.
worknotes.smallpicture.com Arikia: An Introduction to the Inner Workings of LadyBits.
medium.com Climber and dog apparently stung to death by bees.
abc.net.au Knicks' Defense Gets an A for Execution in Game 2.
nytimes.com US honeybees threatened as 31% of colonies died out in 2012, report shows.
guardian.co.uk Watching the Final Sunset Before the 3-Month Antarctic Night.
theatlantic.com Northwest Washington Gardeners Battle Flower Thief.
nytimes.com Annie Lennox believes in the power of love.
youtube.com Gittip is a way to give small weekly cash gifts to people you love and are inspired by.
gittip.com Iman Shumpert had one HELL of a dunk in tonight's Knicks win.
knicksnow.com BTW, the "Dave" tab on mediahackers now updates every 5 minutes. More efficient software.
tabs.mediahackers.org
Tuesday, May 07, 2013
Obama May Back F.B.I. Plan to Wiretap Web Users.
nytimes.com I was amazed that these words came from Steven Levy, former Newsweek tech reporter, and late of Wired.
threads2.scripting.com Betaworks' Vision For the Future of Online News.
mashable.com Levy concluded, "To really think big, you can't be at a big company."
qz.com
Monday, May 06, 2013
Google Glass Picks Up Early Signal - Keep Out.
nytimes.com Bike-Riding in City Traffic? Take Notes, Please.
nytimes.com "Fargo's potential lies largely in the creativity of its users."
brianbailey.me Knicks Must Adapt to Pacers' Roy Hibbert, or Perish.
nytimes.com A person handing out complementary samples of pasta and baked goods while the real action is elsewhere.
threads2.scripting.com The Truth About Reddit And That (Unnecessary) Apology.
adage.com This Ad Has a Secret Anti-Abuse Message That Only Kids Can See.
gizmodo.com People like us, we don't want freedom, we don't want justice, we just want someone to love.
youtube.com Subways Shut Down After Necklace-Snatching Suspect Escapes from Police Custody.
nbcnewyork.com Tomorrow, Willie Manning Is Scheduled To Die. Shouldn't Mississippi Find Out If He's Innocent First?
aclu.org Kentucky Town Rejects Girl's Gun Death as a Symbol.
nytimes.com Michael Wolff: Twitter is ready to be a true news operation.
guardian.co.uk
Sunday, May 05, 2013
At 9AM this morning, The New York Times opened its doors to journalists, designers and developers.
open.blogs.nytimes.com Apple's Rivals See an Edge in Using Wireless Accessories.
nytimes.com Airport Exposes Class Divisions in Silicon Valley.
nytimes.com Job description: Head of news and journalism at Twitter.
twitter.com Up Next for Knicks: A Young, Healthy Copy of the Celtics. #oops
nytimes.com
Saturday, May 04, 2013
Excellent NYT epitaph of the first Nets' season in Brooklyn.
nytimes.com In 1897, a Bicycle Superhighway Was the Future of California Transit.
readability.com Jayson Blair: A decade later, a reporting scandal that shook The Times remains a touchy subject.
nytimes.com Stewart Brand and the Whole Earth Catalog, the book that changed the world.
guardian.co.uk In software, mis-managed expectation can be as damning as it is in sports and politics.
threads2.scripting.com Markdown: Should we generate one or two return chars at the end of every outline heading?
threads2.scripting.com We added Markdown support to Fargo yesterday. Still figuring out how outliners and Markdown work together.
worknotes.smallpicture.com #AltWWDC is a great idea. An open alternative to apple's WWDC. Wish we had this when I was an apple dev.
altwwdc.com
Friday, May 03, 2013
First 'Ender's Game' footage revealed, teaser to debut in Google+ Hangout on May 7th.
theverge.com Trends graph comparing "web" and "twitter."
google.com Memoto camera documents the lives of users by snapping a photo every 30 seconds.
spiegel.de Somalia is one of the most dangerous places to practice journalism.
aljazeera.com Employees Get Tattoos of Company's Logo in Exchange for 15 Percent Raises.
adweek.com New York City bike-share program bans fat riders.
nypost.com
Thursday, May 02, 2013
The Google Trends graph for "opml" will be interesting to watch.
google.com Knicks' Fashion and Sense Went Their Own Ways.
nytimes.com The news industry has the ability to offer people exactly what they want, but they won't do it.
threads2.scripting.com Meanwhile, "tarantino" is closing in on "rss."
google.com For a while "obama" was killing "lol" but recently, not so much.
google.com Google Trends for "LOL" -- it's getting more popular all the time.
google.com Knicks players have to focus on the game and stop thinking about their clothes.
nytimes.com Now that Fargo connects to WordPress, the users have a way of talking about the product publicly.
perfectpath.co.uk RSS is bigger than me or Mike. He doesn't get to say it's dead. RSS just laughs, shrugs it off and keeps going.
threads2.scripting.com "The No. 1 seeded Thunder might not be panicking, but they are starting to think about it."
nytimes.com The trend line for HTML slopes down over time. That doesn't mean HTML is "dying."
google.com "Dave Winer drip feeds features every few days giving us an increasingly powerful dose."
nicksnotes.net
Wednesday, May 01, 2013
Deanna Durbin, 1930s Star of Universal Pictures, Dies at 91.
nytimes.com Thank the Celtics for motivating the Knicks, cause they sure need a good kick in the butt.
vine.co A homemade video demo shows how to write WordPress blog posts with the new version of Fargo.
youtube.com With an upcoming feature in Fargo I can hear my users think. Here's an example.
jcu92.org And this, in my humble opinion, is what the home page of the NY Times should look like.
tabs.mediahackers.org This is what a River of News looks like. Simple. Functional. Just the news. Thank you.
tabs.mediahackers.org Samsung butchers 'Gangnam Style' for Indian Galaxy S4 launch. (So bad it's good.)
androidcentral.com Peter Thiel: Twitter will outlast the New York Times.
money.cnn.com Suicide is the most common cause of death for those under 40 in South Korea.
en.wikipedia.org Their Castle Could Be Yours, for Under a Million.
nytimes.com Flickr Is Back, Letting Us Go Home Again.
wired.com
Tuesday, April 30, 2013
Knicks Need the New J. R. Smith and Carmelo Anthony.
nytimes.com What Kareem Abdul-Jabbar wishes he had known at 30.
esquire.com 2007: Creating a maintainable and thriving web (Scripting News).
scripting.com I can't wait to read Guy Kawasaki's book on publishing your own book. ;-)
amazon.com Occupy Movement's Changing Focus Causes Rift.
nytimes.com Today's ride: 5.37 mi road cycling on 4/30/2013 in New York, NY.
mapmyride.com Pando Daily says we should "retire" RSS. Better idea --> retire Pando Daily! :-)
pandodaily.com It's a fine morning, but not for my browser, Chrome -- which has a severe case of dialogitis.
flickr.com Is the hoopla over basketballer Jason Collins being gay really deserved?
guardian.co.uk China is plundering the planet's seas -- and it's doing it 12.5 times more than it's telling anybody.
qz.com
Monday, April 29, 2013
Jason Collins and N.B.A. Are at Frontier After Collins Announced He Is Gay.
nytimes.com 2011: Google Paying Mozilla Almost $1B for Firefox Search: Why?
pcmag.com Vermont gigabit Internet service launches, half price of Google Fiber.
electronista.com NBA Committee Recommends Rejecting Kings Move.
nytimes.com How Sports Illustrated Broke the Jason Collins Story.
nytimes.com EV Grieve: Here is your East Fourth Street Citi Bikes docking station.
evgrieve.com This is the most insightful review of Fargo so far. Must-read, imho.
gravitropic.net As a native web application that runs in the browser, Fargo is never not in sync.
gravitropic.net I've been holding my Apple shares, hoping they'll bounce back.
latimes.com It would, imho, be appropriate for users to ask Google what their plans are for Feedburner.
threads2.scripting.com There *are* trivial applications, like watching Green Acres while someone is talking. ;-)
threads2.scripting.com Study Shows Software Developers' Skills Improve Over Time.
news.ncsu.edu Watch Aaron Swartz Get Interviewed Months Before His Suicide.
wired.com
Sunday, April 28, 2013
This Photo Of A Man Showering With Google Glass Will Haunt You For The Rest Of Your Life.
buzzfeed.com The 20-lb. swag bag from People/Time's White House Correspondent's party.
washingtonpost.com Video: Kevin Durant tries to steal ball as Jeremy Lin calls timeout. (I thought Durant was a good guy, guess not.)
sports.yahoo.com Simon Johnson: Banks have become too big to fail again.
slate.com Maybe that's why Segway was a flop, btw. The hype surrounding it lasted too long, before The Rest Of Us could get one.
Google Glass is getting old fast. High burnout hearing repeated hype about a product you can't have. A never-ending TED, SXSW, Davos.
Paul Graham says Segway is fail because riders look like dorks. People on phones with no headset look dorkish too.
paulgraham.com EV Grieve: Today is the last day for Veselka Bowery.
evgrieve.com Jihad Discussions Led to Warning on Tamerlan Tsarnaev.
nytimes.com
Saturday, April 27, 2013
It doesn't matter what the "reporters" do. They're all actors. Bad entertainers.
politico.com J. R. Smith's Flagrant Foul Has Celtics Seething.
nytimes.com Insecticide firms in secret bid to stop ban that could save bees.
guardian.co.uk Knicks and New York Are Acquired Tastes for One Fan.
nytimes.com White House Correspondents Dinner on C-Span.
c-span.org Reeder for iPhone now supports standalone RSS and Feedbin, Google Reader no longer required. (Good. Decentralizing.)
theverge.com Ars Technica: Why LivingSocial's 50-million password breach is graver than you may think.
arstechnica.com Dvorak: Is Google Glass a World-Class Hoax?
pcmag.com It takes tech a long time to figure out something great just happened and what it was. They like money, not tech.
twitter.com First 3 songs played on new speakers: Cripple Creek, Cinnamon Girl, Fool on the Hill.
Audioengine A5+ Premium Powered Speaker Pair. An early birthday present. Mini-review: Delicious!
amazon.com The absence of Westbrook does not mean the Rockets are facing a situation that is any less desperate.
hangtime.blogs.nba.com Knicks Soar on Basketball I.Q. and Guile to Subdue Celtics.
nytimes.com Lawmakers head for flights after voting to end airport delays.
thehill.com Perspective: I bet Scoble liked the Newton too. What's a Newton? My point exactly.
businessinsider.com Fargo the movie is a higher search result than Fargo the city. But Fargo the outliner is already on the first page. :-)
google.com Amazon is going to do to enterprise cloud companies exactly what it did to book stores.
qz.com Tsunami boat washes up on Californian shore.
abc.net.au
Friday, April 26, 2013
"You can wait for them to become responsive, or kill them." (And it's legal.)
flickr.com Russell Westbrook, Patrick Beverley: The live-ball timeout is the dumbest rule in sports.
slate.com Google bans self-updating Android apps, possibly including Facebook's.
arstechnica.com Are you getting these dead Chrome/Mac tabs or is it just me?
flickr.com It's Eric Schmidt's world, we just live in it.
wired.com Take Control of Dropbox: Learn the best ways to sync, link, and share your files!
takecontrolbooks.com AP: Thunder's Westbrook Out, Needs Knee Surgery.
nytimes.com Non-members of the Club of Outliner Fanatics would stare, not knowing what to make of it.
threads2.scripting.com Most of us feel like we're on the sidelines and that's not what we want. We want meaning. To make a difference.
threads2.scripting.com The people weren't cowering in fear in their houses as was reported on TV and on Twitter. That was a lie.
threads2.scripting.com Bush: Terrible President, Also Not a Smart Man.
nymag.com
Thursday, April 25, 2013
Betaworks bought Instapaper. The earth shakes. Congrats to all involved.
marco.org Rockets' Lin Day to Day for Game 3 vs Thunder.
nytimes.com Time Warner Cable sees the Google Fiber threat and offers Austin free Wi-Fi.
gigaom.com T-Mobile agrees to change 'deceptive' no-contract ads in deal with Attorney General.
theverge.com Cambridge's bike share is called Hubway.
flickr.com CISPA suffers setback in Senate citing privacy concerns.
news.cnet.com Dave Seidel: An app to convert an Evernote notebook into an OPML outline. (!)
groups.google.com Last night I said Don Rickles was still alive, someone said no, he died last week. No, he's still alive. Whew! :-)
en.wikipedia.org Rockets Up Intensity, but Lose 105-102 to Thunder.
nytimes.com
Wednesday, April 24, 2013
FastCompany: "Fargo takes the Google Docs concept of sharing and turns it up a notch."
fastcolabs.com I totally identify with Kenyon Martin. I'm on someone's black list, like he is. Someone too gutless to come forward.
nytimes.com I'm sure President Bush is smart, in some ways, but invading Iraq was crazy-ass stupid. And the economy! Oy.
keithhennessey.com Ed Zimmerman argues that the next Zuck should stay in college. Also: Most of them won't be the next Zuck.
blogs.wsj.com Daman Bahner is interested in rebooting Share Your OPML. It's a good idea and good timing.
bahner.co Lew Won't Adopt Geithner's Stand Against Wall Street Deregulation Bills. (More looting.)
motherjones.com The Tech Industry's Darkest Secret: It's All About Age.
linkedin.com
Tuesday, April 23, 2013
"The Times is leaderless right now," one staffer said. "Jill is very, very unpopular."
gawker.com Scripting News blog posts in Small Picture Reader. I wanted to see, just for fun, how readable they'd be.
reader.smallpicture.com Did you get an invite to Mitt Romney's all-star retreat in June?
boston.com AP says Twitter hacked after false report of White House explosions.
reuters.com Scoble lets it drop that he's got Google Glasses. Right now that's the ultimate must-have gadget.
plus.google.com Apps are changing again -- with HTML for the UI, JavaScript for logic and the "box-drives" for storage.
threads2.scripting.com A.J. Clemente, TV reporter, fired after swearing on TV.
amny.com I'm getting tons of these Chrome fail-whales lately. Mostly from tabs displaying Twitter. Wonder what's up.
flickr.com
Monday, April 22, 2013
Fired Social Media Editor Shares Reuters' Twitter Guidelines; Demonstrates Professional Risks One Takes On Twitter.
mediabistro.com Flickr: Chrome equiv of Twitter fail-whale. Getting a lot of these lately. Mostly from twitter.com.
flickr.com Navigating the Rental Market, When the Renter Is a Politician.
nytimes.com Where's the app? Think of the circuitous route the data goes through just to end up right back where it started.
threads2.scripting.com Aaron Swartz's prosecutor will prosecute Boston bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.
deathandtaxesmag.com Knicks guard J.R. Smith wins NBA's Sixth Man of the Year award. Totally deserved.
nydailynews.com If Boxcar Willie was alive he could play for the Knicks too! :-)
en.wikipedia.org Silicon Valley companies quietly try to kill Internet privacy bill.
insidebayarea.com New North Dakota TV News Anchor's First Words On-Air: "Fuckin' Shit!". And it went downhill from there.
deadspin.com
Sunday, April 21, 2013
Theo spicy chili chocolate is incredible, esp with a sip of bourbon.
theochocolate.com East River to the Hamptons by seaplane for $525.
evgrieve.com Boston Marathon Bombing Suspects Hoped to Attack Again.
nytimes.com Life on Mars to become a reality in 2023, Dutch firm claims.
guardian.co.uk In India, 'no frills' hospitals offer $800 heart surgery.
globalpost.com Lifehacker: Five Best Mind Mapping Tools. (Wonder which ones support OPML?)
lifehacker.com Flickr: K-Mart shoots a free throw at yesterday's Knicks game.
flickr.com Flickr: Spike Lee courtside yesterday at Knicks game.
flickr.com An excellent analysis of yesterday's Knicks-Celtics game. Kidd and Martin made a huge diff.
hangtime.blogs.nba.com Wired: Philly Inquirer's Hard Years Are Microcosm of Newspapers' Long Goodbye.
wired.com
Saturday, April 20, 2013
A reading list is an OPML file, exactly like one you'd use to import or export your subscription list.
river2.newsriver.org Before Housing Bubbles, There Was Land Fever.
nytimes.com With 90 percent of Americans on his side, he could get only 54 votes in the Senate.
nytimes.com I'm going to make some new software this morning, then walk downtown to see the Knicks crush the Celtics in Game 1 at 3PM.
Techcrunch, when it started, was about ideas and products. Now it's Goldman Sachs.
techcrunch.com Denver pot holiday bringing crowds, tight security. Happy 4/20 everybody!
adn.com Let me be the first to wish you a happy 4/20. ;-)
youtube.com Knicks' Carmelo Anthony Has a Point to Prove.
nytimes.com
Friday, April 19, 2013
We could read about death and destruction all day, every day.
profkrg.com Texas explosion death toll reaches 14 as recovery operation winds down.
guardian.co.uk Celtics Try to Give Boston a Lift Against Knicks. (Wouldn't count on it.)
nytimes.com We know when Dzhokhar Tsarnaev sleeps.
qz.com iOS Bookmarklet to Convert Link into OPML File for Fargo.io.
imissmymac.com NYT: Brothers Seen as Good Students and Avid Athletes.
nytimes.com NYT: Manhunt Creates Surreal Scene in Boston Region.
nytimes.com
Thursday, April 18, 2013
John Galt Kills Texans in Massive Fertilizer Plant Explosion.
emptywheel.net How Far Can the Knicks Go in the N.B.A. Playoffs?
nytimes.com 30 lolcats sleeping in odd positions.
owni.eu The Orwellian Warfare State of Carnage and Doublethink.
truth-out.org Anonymous group launches citizen journalism website.
bbc.co.uk For Google's Founders, What's Cooler Than a Private Jet? A Private Terminal.
wired.com Hijacker Tears Large BitTorrent Site Apart, Succeeds Where U.S. Authorities Failed.
torrentfreak.com
Wednesday, April 17, 2013
Twitter will unveil something 'big' on Good Morning America tomorrow.
engadget.com Why Google Fiber and Its High-Speed Clones Are Too Expensive for Your City.
theatlanticwire.com ReadWrite: Intel Is Buying Mashery To Get Deeper Inside The Data Center.
readwrite.com First ride of the year, the distance is wrong, but the time was about 21 minutes. :-)
cyclemeter.com
Tuesday, April 16, 2013
WhatsApp Is Bigger Than Twitter. (Do they have an API?)
allthingsd.com I would love to have a part of the web where it's considered rude to make generalizations about race.
theatlantic.com Mac outliners support OPML attributes, leading to incredible synergies with our (unannounced) product.
threads2.scripting.com Big problem for TV: Their stars are on Twitter. When Twitter gets video (soon), who needs TV networks?
threads2.scripting.com Grateful Dead: I Need a Miracle -- 9/10/91.
youtube.com
Monday, April 15, 2013
Gracenote co-founder on 'iPod day' and better music through data.
gigaom.com Twitter Said to Seek Deals With Viacom, NBC to Feature TV Online.
bloomberg.com Nice note from Matt Mullenweg. Being creative is something that you do at every age. ;-)
ma.tt I got a pair of Audioengine speakers for my desktop computer. They're small, but beautiful, and not too expensive.
audioengineusa.com The Fed messed with the wrong senator. (Elizabeth Warren)
salon.com Robin Williams Recalls the Lessons of Jonathan Winters.
nytimes.com Boston.com video of the explosion. Very high quality, right there.
boston.com Automatic tax filing: ReadyReturn systems work fine but Intuit and Grover Norquist are blocking their use.
slate.com This story about Sean Parker's wedding is odd in that it doesn't mention who he's getting married to.
news.yahoo.com If you're an idea person, a writer, the outliner is like a spreadsheet for an accountant.
threads2.scripting.com Twitter is gradually supporting new media types, bringing in the talent that used to populate television and print.
threads2.scripting.com
Sunday, April 14, 2013
It was a gorgeous crisp fall-like spring day.
flickr.com It's good to know Dennis Rodman is on top of the situation.
gawker.com Dennis Rodman Is Going Back to North Korea This Summer.
gawker.com Krugman: The Antisocial Network of Bitcoins.
nytimes.com Topless Pulp Fiction Society Does Their Thing in Central Park.
centralpark.com Why doesn't org-mode export in OPML, then you could use any outliner for their CMS?
spacemanaki.com Snow, Cold Lead Mets and Twins to Call Off Sunday's Game.
nytimes.com New York Knicks expect to have Tyson Chandler, Kenyon Martin in playoffs.
espn.go.com
Saturday, April 13, 2013
NYT op-ed: Bomb North Korea, Before It's Too Late.
nytimes.com Ohio Police Chief Accidentally Eats Daughter's Weed-Cake, Goes Insane.
gawker.com Today's ABA shares little with the original other than the name, the ball and a renegade spirit.
nytimes.com Rebuttal to Andrew Sullivan: Blogs are an amateur thing, that's the source of confusion.
static.scripting.com Andrew Sullivan: Will Readers Finally Pay For Content? (I have an audio rebuttal in the next item.)
dish.andrewsullivan.com
Friday, April 12, 2013
Here's Another Inventor Who Willingly Gave Away His Greatest Idea In Order To Establish It As A Global Standard.
techdirt.com News is bad for you -- and giving up reading it will make you happier.
guardian.co.uk Twitter Tests Music App With Celebrities, Wide Launch Next Week.
allthingsd.com John Cusack as Richard Nixon, and Robin Williams as Dwight Eisenhower.
foxnews.com
Thursday, April 11, 2013
Try it with one other person looking over your shoulder while you outline a project you're doing together
threads2.scripting.com This guy's startup failed, and he has a good story about what he learned.
nemrow.tumblr.com LinkedIn Acquires Newsreader Startup Pulse for $90 Million.
allthingsd.com Marc Andreessen and Rockmelt Are Betting the Desktop Has a Future.
wired.com 'Django Unchained' Pulled From China's Theaters.
nytimes.com Question: How do people who already wear glasses use Google Glass?
dvice.com
Wednesday, April 10, 2013
Bob Odenkirk on Breaking Bad's Saul Spinoff.
vulture.com DocSpot's Founder Sees Venture Funding as a Double-Edged Sword.
blogs.wsj.com Dropbox rebrands business offerings as it continues to go after corporate customers.
theverge.com How to overcome an Internet sex scandal.
slate.com Leonard Lauder's $1bn gift to Met gives new lease of life to cubism.
guardian.co.uk Madison Square Garden to NYC: We're Not Going Anywhere.
ny.curbed.com
Tuesday, April 09, 2013
Tumblr Kills Storyboard; Editorial Employees Will Be 'Moving On'.
betabeat.com Cnet: Facebook creates a beautiful, though broken, Home on Android.
news.cnet.com Blogging pioneer Dave Winer to speak at the Globe on April 24 about his latest creation, Little Outliner.
boston.com How to buy Bitcoins: A dispatch from inside the digital currency bubble.
slate.com Kansas's Self-Destruct Button: A Bill to Outlaw Sustainability.
bloomberg.com US homeless numbers expected to rise as spending cuts deepen.
guardian.co.uk Firepad, an open source collaborative text hacker.
firepad.io North Korea tells Seoul to draw up evacuation plans ahead of 'war', Kim Jong-un performed in Grease.
theweek.co.uk Ted Greenwald Reconstructs the Invention of Wired Magazine a Pioneering Publication.
adweek.com Gov. Bobby Jindal Shelves Tax Plan in Louisiana.
nytimes.com Google Reader's Last Product Manager Calls Its Shutdown a Missed Opportunity.
forbes.com
Monday, April 08, 2013
What are some good JavaScript jokes?
quora.com Knicks Riding Carmelo Anthony and J.R. Smith in 12-Game Streak.
nytimes.com How LeBron James transformed his game to become a highly efficient scoring machine.
grantland.com Move Over, Apple and Google: Apperating Systems Are Taking Over Your Phones.
wired.com "The harder they come the harder they fall one and all."
youtube.com Memories of Polo Grounds and Mets on Anniversary of Final Opener.
nytimes.com NYT: Margaret Thatcher, Who Remade Britain, Dies at 87.
nytimes.com Windows XP decline stalls as users hold onto aged OS, flout 2014 deadline. (One year left.)
computerworld.com In Feb, I inquired about the Dropbox API. It's April. I'd say we figured it out. #ahem #tease #cough ;-)
threads2.scripting.com Universities, for people who really use them, can be incredible places for connections betw people and ideas.
threads2.scripting.com Kim closes Kaesong, a crucial source of income for North Koreans -- and of news from outside.
qz.com
Sunday, April 07, 2013
North Korea Could Launch Missile This Week.
en.rian.ru Bubble or No, Virtual Bitcoins Show Real Worth.
nytimes.com "In the first days of the iPodder-dev mail list the term 'podcast' was introduced and adopted."
threads2.scripting.com Hundreds of Thousands of Bangladeshis Want Death for Blasphemous Bloggers.
gawker.com Love everyone you possibly can, cause no one gets out of this thing alive. :-)
om.co Flipboard is a giant iceberg lurking in the path of the media.
paidcontent.org Dannie Gregoire coined the term podcasting. We needed a better name than the one we were using -- "audio blogging."
groups.yahoo.com
Saturday, April 06, 2013
Paper.js is an open source vector graphics scripting framework that runs on top of the HTML5 Canvas.
paperjs.org Telephone was ringing. They told me it was Chairman Mao.
youtube.com Zach Seward: The JOBS Act turns one, and let's be honest, it's a failure.
qz.com Last tweet was incorrectly attributed. It was Matt Drance I was agreeing with. Read it too quickly.
appleoutsider.com Buzz Andersen says Facebook was smart to usurp Android instead of creating a new OS. He's got a point.
log.scifihifi.com Phil Jackson Among 1973 Knicks Honored at Madison Square Garden.
nytimes.com An outliner is a text editor that organizes information in a hierarchy...
smallpicture.com Once-Prosperous Italian Couple Kills Themselves Amid Austerity Measures.
gawker.com T-mobile, already the only carrier I'd use says "you were right," and proceeds to offer exactly what I wanted.
how-to.t-mobile.com
Friday, April 05, 2013
Why Do We Keep Making Ebooks Like Paper Books?
gizmodo.com Better theory than cowardice: People are "unwilling to take hearsay as reportable news for a matter of this gravity."
news.ycombinator.com Too bad Hacker News shut down this thread on the Gawker/Arrington story. There are some good ideas in there.
news.ycombinator.com "It's good to pay attention to what the startup community talks about. You just need to take it with a grain of salt."
gilesbowkett.blogspot.com Austin Business Journal: Google to announce ultra high speed Internet in Austin.
bizjournals.com Jeremy Lin Says the Asian Stereotype Probably Cost Him a Division I Scholarship on '60 Minutes' Sunday.
tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com Nice to see Jon give OPML the respect it deserves. It's going to do a lot of important work for us in the future.
wired.com "Incarnations of the app that sync to the cloud, and/or live in the cloud, cannot be far behind." (Heh. He's right.)
wired.com Jon Udell: Local Storage Isn't Really Local Any More.
wired.com A week with Feedly: A Google Reader junkie's journey.
techhive.com Ice That Took 1,600 Years to Form in Peru's Andes Melted in Only 25, Scientists Say.
nytimes.com Soviet soldier found in Afghanistan after 33 years on a MIA list said it is too late for him to return.
en.rian.ru Google Drive inches closer to iCloud with new developer features.
theverge.com Irreverent Hacker's Jail Cell Amplifies His Activism.
sfgate.com
Thursday, April 04, 2013
I love that Doc Searls is using littleoutliner.com to narrate a seminar. We could give him better presentation tools.
blogs.law.harvard.edu Video walkthrough of rvl.io. It's a nice UP on the engine we've hooked up to littleoutliner.com.
youtube.com A less partial interpretation of Google's intent with Blink.
quirksmode.org An interpretation of Google's shift away from WebKit. Kind of what I suspected. Google becoming the old Microsoft.
prng.net Eric Cantor Will Consider Higher Taxes -- or not.
nymag.com Steven Levy cover story on Zuck. Levy is the king of "access journalism" in tech.
wired.com Wired: Facebook's 'Phone' Is Another Triumph of Mediocrity.
wired.com Reagan Daughter Says He'd Have Backed Gay Marriage.
nytimes.com Cleveland Plain Dealer to Curtail Delivery and Cut Staff.
nytimes.com Facebook Home revamps any Android phone to make it about 'people, not apps'.
theverge.com MP3 quote of Anthony Hopkins playing Richard Nixon, talking to a portrait of JFK.
s3.amazonaws.com North Korea's official Twitter and Flickr feeds taken over by hackers.
guardian.co.uk
Wednesday, April 03, 2013
John Hamm is voice of American Airlines in new ad campaign.
adage.com Googlers exultant over launch of Blink browser engine.
news.cnet.com This bitcoin primer. Read it if you really want to understand the core idea.
coinlab.com Bill Bradley compares Heat favorably with great Knicks, Lakers, Bulls teams. Melo? Not so much.
sports.yahoo.com Twitter's cards connect directly to apps, bypassing the web.
gigaom.com WP Engine hints at potential IPO with hiring of Bazaarvoice's Heather Brunner as its COO.
thenextweb.com Ex-NBA Player Crittenton Indicted on Murder Charge for 2011 Shooting. (He was involved in an LA-based gang.)
nytimes.com Build-your-own-Dropbox service AeroFS now open to the masses.
arstechnica.com
Tuesday, April 02, 2013
Swartz death inspires expanded effort to liberate paywalled court docs.
arstechnica.com Twitter Introducing New Card Types, Mobile App Installs And Deep Linking, At Developer Meetup.
techcrunch.com Matt Taibbi in Rolling Stone re David Brooks, NYT columnist: "What an asshole!"
rollingstone.com This Is What New York City Looks Like from the Observation Deck at One World Trade Center.
gawker.com TED: 100 Websites You Should Know and Use. They should put littleoutliner.com on this list. :-)
blog.ted.com My friend Edwin Khodabakchian, the founder of Feedly, is using Little Outliner. Makes me happy! :-)
blog.feedly.com Google Alerts, Delicious and RSS were designed in blogging's early days to help readers reduce noise.
medium.com Tony Hsieh buys 100 Tesla Model Ss to rent to Downtown Vegas residents.
pandodaily.com Yahoo Mail adds support for Dropbox attachments to web client.
theverge.com To Fight Gridlock, Los Angeles Synchronizes Every Red Light.
nytimes.com Why I still program. (Because I still breathe.)
lemire.me
Monday, April 01, 2013
The prototypical example is a slide show. That's what MORE did so well, why it won all the awards.
threads2.scripting.com April 25: Ten-year Berkman Thursday reunion meetup in Cambridge. MA. It's been ten years! :-)
threads2.scripting.com We will always have Little Outliner because power-user products can get too complicated for beginners.
threads2.scripting.com Amazon's Cloud Drive adds file syncing, moves closer to a viable Dropbox replacement.
theverge.com Evgeny Morozov's profile of Tim O'Reilly. Most people in tech won't point to this cause TO is so influential.
thebaffler.com One week ago today we released Little Outliner. And what a week it was! :-)
littleoutliner.com
Sunday, March 31, 2013
Paul Williams, Father of Rock Criticism, Is Dead at 64. #crawdaddy
nytimes.com Spike Lee is gorgeously fluent in New Yorkese.
nytimes.com Facebook has threaded comments. Wow. I had that in my software in 1981. Zuck wasn't even a zygote.
buzzfeed.com Google jokes about killing YouTube in 2013, but people aren't laughing. (The year Google Reader died.)
neosmart.net Knicks' Carmelo Anthony Can Learn From Paul Pierce's Career Arc.
nytimes.com Dog in Small Belarus Village Inherits $1 Million.
en.rian.ru The World's New Tallest Skyscraper Will Be in Azerbaijan.
curbed.com Emergency workers in NYC are keeping and publishing "gore books."
nypost.com Can Hackers Be Heroes? (Did they interview any hackers?)
youtube.com
Saturday, March 30, 2013
David Stockman, Reagan's budget director, predicts a dark grim future for the US.
nytimes.com Does anyone know what Google Glass does?
The Tom Lantos Tunnels opened on March 25, closing Devil's Slide, on Hwy 1 in Calif.
en.wikipedia.org Infogr.am Generates Beautiful Infographics From Custom Data.
lifehacker.com Software Engineering School Was Teacher's Idea, but It's Been Done City's Way.
nytimes.com There are lots of people, companies, universities, libraries, open source projects and govts in "web team" space.
threads2.scripting.com Newt Gingrich among those who will get Google Glass.
news.cnet.com It's been 10 years since the Berkman-Thursday group started, and with it, blogging at Harvard.
threads2.scripting.com Scripting News archive for March 2003. Look at the small images. The Internet was lower bandwidth in those days.
scripting.com
Friday, March 29, 2013
Reuters: Big depositors in Cyprus to lose far more than feared.
reuters.com AP: Some Savers in Cyprus May Lose 60 Percent.
nytimes.com In Pyongyang, Bluster, Fakery And Real Risks.
nytimes.com Heat prez Pat Riley tells Celtics' Ainge to STFU.
espn.go.com Password denied: when will Apple get serious about security?
theverge.com NPR To Discontinue Talk Of The Nation.
npr.org Photo Shows North Korea's 'U.S. Mainland Strike Plan': L.A., D.C. and Austin, Texas.
gawker.com It's @nakedjen's professor's 40th birthday. So nice to see a *happy* couple! :-)
nakedjen.com Bill Keller would not be be a good choice to lead Columbia Journalism School into the future.
washingtonpost.com Charles Pierce listens with fingers in both ears, stomping his feet screaming "I can't hear you!"
esquire.com Justin Davidson Explores the Addictive World of SimCity.
nymag.com Food stamps feed impoverished Americans. I never understood the problem some people have. 1/2 are children.
theatlantic.com Kempinski Freezes 'Hotel Of Doom' Plans In North Korea.
nknews.org
Thursday, March 28, 2013
FullCalendar is a jQuery plugin that provides a full-sized, drag & drop calendar.
arshaw.com As developers rush to fill the Google Reader hole, everyone is trying to reproduce Google Reader, almost verbatim.
threads2.scripting.com Biggest loser in Miami's streak are the Milwaukee Bucks, who will likely play them in the 1st round of playoffs.
nytimes.com Feedly Adds New Features To Help Users Transition From Google Reader.
lifehacker.com.au The Golden Gate Bridge is Watching You.
eff.org Soaring Bee Deaths in 2012 Sound Alarm on Malady.
nytimes.com LeBron James of Miami Heat complaining surprised Taj Gibson of Chicago Bulls.
espn.go.com North Korea rocket units on standby to attack US bases.
guardian.co.uk Is Facebook About to Announce a Facebook Phone Running Android?
gizmodo.com "Pharmacies dispensed about half a million oxycodone pills based on more than 4,500 prescriptions."
nytimes.com Mathew Ingram's write-up of Little Outliner and Small Picture. He got the story, added a little spin. ;-)
gigaom.com The, Endearing, Funny, and Disturbing Faces of Ventriloquist Dummies.
slate.com Why the proposed combination of T-Mobile and MetroPCS would force Verizon and AT&T to improve.
slate.com High school teacher under investigation for saying "vagina" during anatomy lesson.
salon.com Unemployed reporter breaks Mayor Menino story on Twitter.
poynter.org WSJ: What Has Gotten Into J.R. Smith? (He's a great player.)
online.wsj.com
Wednesday, March 27, 2013
Brent Simmons: Why Developers Shouldn't Use iCloud Syncing, Even If It Worked.
inessential.com Popular RSS App Reeder Announces Upcoming Support For Google Reader Alternative Feedbin.
cultofmac.com I live-blogged the Apple Press Conference in 1996. Thanks to Lee Joramo for digging this up. Archives!! :-)
scripting.com Doc is not only an NBB -- natural-born-blogger, he's also an NBO -- natural-born-outliner.
blogs.law.harvard.edu Flickr: I was at the Apple the night Steve Jobs returned to Apple. HT @gruber
flickr.com Netflix: Sci-Fi Giants The Wachowskis And J. Michael Straczynski Team-Up To Create "Sense8."
prnewswire.com Andy DeSoto: Documenting your research with the Little Outliner. #righton
medium.com Google brings real-time NYC subway schedule data to Google Maps.
theverge.com "When you select a headline, you are implicitly selecting all the headlines that are subordinate to it."
threads2.scripting.com At Y Combinator Demo Day, many echoes of Kickstarter.
news.cnet.com
Tuesday, March 26, 2013
Philip Greenspun, last year's Scripting News blogger-of-the-year, reviews Sheryl Sandberg's "Lean in."
blogs.law.harvard.edu WordPress.com Has Imported 15M Posts In The Last 30 Days, Remains A Top Safe Haven For Nomad Bloggers.
techcrunch.com Rabbi Herschel Schacter, Who Carried Word of Freedom to Buchenwald, Dies at 95.
nytimes.com Climber is a shameless Vine clone built for App.net.
theverge.com "Reader Mode" in Little Outliner is a nice way to send a greeting to someone with an outline. ;-)
littleoutliner.com "It'll be fun to see what they build on top of this."
manton.org The AARP is looking for some good Baby Boomer entrepreneurs to back.
gigaom.com A Day in the Life with Yeardley Smith, Voice Actor for Lisa Simpson From 'The Simpsons'.
laughingsquid.com Boeing 787 Dreamliner completes test flight with new battery system.
guardian.co.uk Pando Daily: Outliner pioneer, Winer, talks about upcoming Little Outliner. (Nice quote.)
pandodaily.com Nick D'Aloisio, 17, Sells Summly App to Yahoo.
nytimes.com
Monday, March 25, 2013
Margaret Sullivan: The Times's Work in Progress.
nytimes.com New York Times closes another loophole in its digital paywall.
paidcontent.org Twitter Platform Event. April 2nd, from 6:30pm to 9pm. San Francisco.
dev.twitter.com AllThingsD: Dave Winer Launches Outliner Web App That Saves Everything Locally.
allthingsd.com The Betaworks guys, talking about their RSS reader, sounds like it's going to be a Google Reader clone.
blog.digg.com Screencast shows how to import an OPML subscription list into Little Outliner.
dl.dropbox.com Gizmodo: The Cleanest, Simplest Outliner Web App Around. #thanks!!
gizmodo.com Little Outliner -- My first outliner in many many years. Runs in browser, written in JavaScript. Hope you like! :-)
littleoutliner.com Things I wish I had known when starting Hipmunk.
tnooz.com The Future of the Internet Is Still Ads -- And You're the Inventory.
wired.com Is China engineering genius babies? Not exactly.
slate.com
Sunday, March 24, 2013
A format that he and @arrington and others ran a vicious campaign against. An open format that is good for the Internet.
It's gracious to say he was wrong. He says now that RSS was responsible for a huge share of the flow on his blog.
techcrunch.com I would like to see @parislemon apologize for all his trash talk about RSS. Obviously he was wrong and now knows it.
techcrunch.com New York Public Library Blocks The Pirate Bay (and TorrentFreak).
torrentfreak.com Swallows are evolving to escape from a dangerous predator: the motor car.
economist.com May Central Park's Unshakeable Faith That Spring Will Arrive Be An Example To Us All.
observer.com Jeremy Lin Says Nerd Stereotype Fading as Harvard Gets NCAA Win.
bloomberg.com Before @disqus updated, we had CSS that made comments more readable, but it broke in the upgrade. Ouch.
stackoverflow.com Another Reason Google Reader Died: Increased Concern About Privacy and Compliance.
allthingsd.com NBA tonight: Heat vs Bobcats (joke!) and Rockets vs Spurs (hope!).
usatoday.com Bob Stepno's 2004 survey of the RSS reader market in PC World mag.
pcworld.com
Saturday, March 23, 2013
Photos: Tilda Swinton Is Sleeping In A Box At MoMA.
gothamist.com Staplers, the Attachment That's Still Making Noise.
nytimes.com I want to ride on Empire Builder Train - Chicago - Big Sky Country - Pacific Northwest.
amtrak.com The Future of RSS Isn't Another NetNewsWire. (I agree.)
carpeaqua.com Jeb Bush on George's Paintings: He Would Like to Paint Your Dog, Probably.
gawker.com This is a test. I added Google Analytics code to the smallpicture.com home page. Let's see if it works! :-)
smallpicture.com WSJ: New research shows that we have grossly underestimated both the scope and the scale of animal intelligence.
online.wsj.com Synchronization sucks. (But we aren't always connected, that's the problem.)
tiamat.tsotech.com Girls Outnumbered in New York's Elite Public Schools.
nytimes.com I hope the press remembers this next time they are inclined to hand markets to giant companies. Software is made by people.
3k7.r2.ly I'm glad that smart users like Fallows see the sense in working with developers who care about them.
theatlantic.com Man, falsely convicted of murder, served 23 years in high security, is released and the next day has a heart attack.
nytimes.com Here's a pretty good explanation of why Google Reader is going away. They are doing a for-pay news product.
mashable.com Ed Miliband says government has no ideas left on economy.
guardian.co.uk Atlantic: A Truly Devastating Graph on State Higher Education Spending.
theatlantic.com Mike D'Antoni rips Los Angeles Lakers after blowing lead to Washington Wizards.
espn.go.com
