LMBO

Suuuuuure http://thelede.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/02/27/russian-television-report-describes-plot-to-kill-putin/

island is crazy looking too

WHOA

"I… was… there…"

Wonder what the brostep "King Arthur on Ice" moment will be? (yes, *the* Vivien Goldman)

"Geocities arrived in roughly 1995, and was, for hundreds of thousands of people, their first experience with the idea of a webpage, of a full-colour, completely controlled presentation on anything they wanted. For some people, their potential audience was greater for them than for anyone in the entire history of their genetic line." http://contemporary-home-computing.org/still-there/

http://everything2.com/title/Forum+2000 rip

remove ya

http://www.cvdazzle.com/ *opens link* … "collaboration with DIS magazine" … *closes tab*

this is wild stuff; still reading

"The subpoena also sought user information, including [...] subscriber information for the hash tag #BostonPD." http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/twitter_ignored_request_to_keep_subpoena_under_wraps.php

KILL PEOPLE http://russos.livejournal.com/899567.html

Listing the great innovators who got where they are without a college degree, Gingrich gives us ‘Bill Gates, the founder of Microsoft, Steve Jobs, the founder of Apple computers and’ – whoops – ‘Jack Horner, one of the world’s leading paleontologists’. Mr Horner appears again on page 147. On page 190, having dismissed Michael Crichton as a practitioner of ‘standard alarmist environmentalism’, Gingrich muses: ‘Why not aspire to build a real Jurassic Park? (It may not be at all impossible, you know.)’ ‘My early professional dreams,’ he lets fall a few pages later, ‘were of becoming a zoo director or a vertebrate paleontologist.’

all I want for Christmas is you

James Jameson, heir to the whiskey company, bought an eleven-year old girl and offered her to cannibals in order to document and sketch how she was cooked and eaten during Stanley's expeditions in the Belgian Congo.

Think of all the things you could do if you were able to define any task as: when something happens (this) then do something else (that).

Incognito is a Safari extension that prevents Google and Facebook from following you on the web.

facebook has JABBER now?

I HATE MY LIFE

Danah Boyd said Facebook's arrival sparked a migration from MySpace of white users, the educated and the wealthy, while non-whites had stuck together on MySpace.

facebook ical feeds for events & birthdays

facebook redesigns the user profile page

captcha gone wild

where else does this happen

An application sent to us yesterday evening called FriendCSV serves as a reminder in this regard. While it may be no surprise to Facebook application developers, FriendCSV can pull out a lot of information about your friends and store it in a comma-separa

arggh, we need OAuth now!!!!

“Facebook in the Flesh,” a seminar held during N.Y.U.’s freshman orientation. “Meeting new people face-to-face can be . . . intimidating. This fun, interactive workshop will get everyone talking as we build social networks in person.”

78% of respondents listed their current address or location

a small Facebook application which adds hCard support to your profile as a profile box. -- a little primative

Myspace's freeform html days numbered

rel=me