Month: September 2012

These are my fantastically selected links for September 30th, 2012 from 10:55 to 17:57:

• Chart: Google could pass Microsoft in value for 1st time –
• Xi3 Packs a Fully Functional Desktop PC Into a Tiny Cube [VIDEO] –
• Here’s Why Tumblr Will Be Down Next Weekend –
• Here’s What Happens When Neil Young, The Foo Fighters, And 60,000 People Gather In Central Park –
• [@bagyants] –
• LOST Makes More Sense as a Point-and-Click Adventure Game –
• Latest Kickstarter Project To Break $1 Million Is A Low Cost, Professional 3D Printer (FormLabs) –
• Does This Video Show the iPad Mini? –
• If Dr. Seuss Wrote Star Wars…[jasonpeltz/buzzfeed]  –

These are my links for September 28th, 2012 through September 30th, 2012:

• I’ll have the brishket[via] –
• One Day Ted Danson And Woody Harrelson Ditched ‘Cheers’ And Did Shrooms –
• FinderCodes Uses QR Codes to Find Lost Phones –
• The Canadian Government Mistakenly Sponsored The Pirate Bay –
• Guess What? Apple’s Maps Aren’t “The Most Powerful” Anymore –
• Lion-O Thundercats Mixed Media Statue –
• The Lancet, seized by irony –
• Avogadro Corp: The Singularity Already Exists! –
• Think Apple Maps Is Bad? Remember the Tale of MobileMe –
• Amazon will try again to uncork online wine business –
• FCC OKs Television-to-Wireless Data Spectrum Auctions –
• Kodak Exiting the Consumer Printer Business –
• Axl Rose Threatens to Sue L.A. Gallery Over 20-Year-Old Photo –
• You Can Now Make Restaurant Reservations via Foursquare –
• Stranded Dolphin Washes Up At Far Rockaway, Dies on Long Island –
• $99 Computer is 10-50 Times Stronger Than Raspberry Pi –
• Car Chase Ends With Suicide On Live TV — SHEP SMITH DECLARES ‘WE REALLY MESSED UP’ –
• Chinese Smuggler Caught Trying to Illegally Export Fighter Jet Materials –
• How to downgrade –
• Today On Mars: Curiosity Chemically Examines Its First Rock –
• James Deen’s Advice to Times Square Fifty Shades of Grey Sex Kit Shoppers –

These are my fantastically selected links for September 28th, 2012 from 05:30 to 12:36:

• Producing Semiconductors from Graphene –
• Apple Apologizes For Apple Mapsaster, Suggests Using Bing (?) –
• Authorities Arrest Man Behind ‘Innocence of Muslims’ Video –
• Curiosity Finds Ancient Streambed on Mars –
• Think You Know the JPEG? Think Again –
• Texas Reinstates Prison Guard Who Was Facebook Friends With Inmate –
• Doing It Right: California Passes Creative Commons Textbook Legislation –
• 5 Ways Students Use Technology to Cheat – What Parents Need to Know –
• iOS 6 Users Complain About Wi-Fi, Connectivity Issues –
• 6 Keys to Getting Higher Quality Content from Your Contributors –
• Slam Poetry — Because You’re Addicted to Ideas –

These are my links for September 26th, 2012 through September 27th, 2012:

• Justin Bieber Fan Tribute Gets 200,000 Retweets — Almost a Record –
• ‘Redbox Instant’ streaming video service on the way –
• Author Puts Torrent Up for His Free Book, Google Disables Ads Because of Copyright Infringement –
• Art-Interpreting Computers: The Next Jerry Saltz? –
• E-Reader Glitch Blemishes J.K. Rowling’s Big Book Release –
• Sikh Woman Teaches Reddit a Lesson in Tolerance –
• Social Gifting Is Booming On Facebook –
• American Millennials Increasingly Cruise Twitter For News –
• Twitter Decides To Play Nice With Search Engines –
• 42 Percent of Consumers Complaining in Social Media Expect 60 Minute Response Time –
• Small Hunks of Genuine Meteorites –

These are my fantastically selected links for September 26th, 2012 from 18:00 to 20:51:

• Students Are Choosing Colleges With Social Media Clout [STUDY] –
• iExpander Gives Your iPhone Extra Features –
• Facebook Bug Creates Wall Posts That Can Never Be Deleted –
• ‘Unmanned’ Plane Makes Third Launch Next Month –
• Libratone’s Zipp Portable Speaker Looks Small, But Sounds Big [EARS-ON] –
• Urban Elements Isolated, So You Can See Important Crap and Not The Other Crap –
• There Are Two Kinds Of People in the World, the Supercut –

These are my fantastically selected links for September 26th, 2012 from 12:24 to 14:45:

• Borough Presidents Go to War Over Gaga Slut-Shaming –
• A Guide For “Human Expansion Into The Cosmos” [Infographic] –
• Enslaved Ants Regularly Rise In Rebellion, Kill Their Slavers’ Children –
• NFL adopts startup’s technology to detect concussions in real time –
• German Parliament Bans Laptops, Pirate Party Shows Up With Typewriter –
• How to Be a Digital Anarchist –
• Mobile optimization increases purchase intent by 67 percent –
• Facebook: Users’ Private Messages Never Leaked to Timeline –
• 6 Safety Apps Every Student Should Download –
• 5 Ways The Brand New Dark Energy Camera Will Utterly Change Our Understanding Of The Universe –

These are my fantastically selected links for September 26th, 2012 from 10:00 to 12:08:

• Netflix CEO: Amazon Prime video a ‘confusing mess’ –
• Barnes & Noble Nook HD+ Compared With iPad, Kindle Fire HD [CHART] –
• Japanese Team Claims Discovery of Elusive Element 113, and May Get to Name It –
• Xfire Bike Safety Light Makes Your Own Bike Lane With Lasers –
• Listen Up: Here’s a Brief History of Headphones –
• Barnes & Noble plans Nook integration with Microsoft Windows, Office and Bing –
• Reinventing the X-Ray Machine –
• Liquid Nitrogen + Ping Pong Balls = Crazy Science Fun –
• Google: Punctuation counts for SEO (in some cases) –
• Next Big Mars Goal: Bringing Samples Home From the Red Planet –
• Google’s New Maps App for iPhone Won’t Come for Months [REPORT] –
• Google Shopping: How We’re All Totally & Utterly Screwed –

These are my fantastically selected links for September 26th, 2012 from 07:30 to 09:45:

• Samsung Has Already Patched Dangerous Galaxy S III Vulnerability –
• Google Play App Downloads Hit 25 Billion –
• HootSuite Adds Real-Time Chat to Dashboard –
• New Brain Upgrade To Let Mars Rover Curiosity Decide For Itself Which Rocks To Zap –
• B&N CEO: We Hit a ‘Wow Price Point’ With $269 Nook HD+ [VIDEO] –
• The Thirty Six: An Indie Take on Modern Mythology –

These are my fantastically selected links for September 26th, 2012 from 01:00 to 07:00:

• How to Use Facebook’s Newest Feature to Deliver Targeted Content –
• Google Unveils Stunning Underwater ‘Street Views’ in Maps [PICS] –
• GeekDad Approved: A Long Time Ago Is a Wonderful Look Back on Growing Up With Star Wars –
• The simplest customer service frustration question of all –
• Wikipedia Founder: Online Connections Foster Real Change –
• Barnes & Noble Enters Big Tablet Market with Nook HD+ [HANDS ON] –
• Barnes & Noble Announces Nook HD and Nook HD+, They Are Tablets –

These are my fantastically selected links for September 25th, 2012 from 16:30 to 18:32:

• Madonna Endorses Obama: Keep The ‘Black Muslim’ In The White House –
• Crime In The City Is All This Guy’s Fault, Obviously –
• PopSci Recommends: What I Learned About Einstein In 4.5 Hours Of Opera –
• Justin Timberlake’s Hip New Myspace Looks Awfully Familiar –
• Google Overtakes GE as Fifth Most Valuable U.S. Company –
• Ancient Chinese Secret: Efficacy of Traditional Chinese Cures Tied to Spirtiuality –
• Kindle Fire HD Already Makes up 11% of All Kindle Tablet Traffic –
• The Evolution of Digital Advertising [INFOGRAPHIC] –
• Happy Birthday, Blind Flight! [Vintage PopSci] –