Month: September 2012

These are my fantastically selected links for September 12th, 2012 from 10:50 to 12:08:

• Wind Could Power Half the World by 2030 –
• Lawsuit Says Video Game Company Won’t Hire Old People –
• Russia is Building the World’s Largest Nuclear-Powered Icebreaker –
• The Insulting, Anti-Muslim, Low-Budget Film That Provoked The Attacks On American Embassies –
• GoDaddy Apologizes for Outage, Gives Customers One Month Credits –
• 99.996 Percent Chance that Dark Energy Exists –
• RFID Tracking Of Students? Electronic Roll Call in Texas Stirs Debate –
• Zuckerberg Adds $2.8 Billion to Facebook’s Market Cap Overnight –
• Screens: Coming to a City Block Near You –

These are my fantastically selected links for September 12th, 2012 from 09:38 to 10:40:

• Apple’s Website Reveals Search Results for iPhone 5 –
• Slime Monsters –
• Mystery Car-Burning Spree In Harlem –
• US Official Killed in Libya Was Major EVE Online Player Vile Rat –
• James Cameron Finally Explains Everyone’s Biggest Problem With ‘Titanic’ –

These are my links for September 11th, 2012 through September 12th, 2012:

• PepsiCo’s first president to leave after six months in the role –
• Little Space Heroes Cartoon Announced –
• 21 Things to Do to Help Your Infographic Go Viral –
• Iceland ISPs Consider Blocking Porn, Gambling Sites –
• Google: 500 Million Android Devices Activated Globally –
• Feedburner to Feedblitz – Why We Migrated Our RSS Feed –
• Listen Here!: The GeekDads Episode #120: Joss Runs Everything Now –
• Two questions behind every disagreement –
• Behind the scenes: Rugby Football League’s latest ad –
• Behind the scenes: rugby league’s new ad –
• Samsung Galaxy S III to Get Android Jelly Bean Update in October –
• Twitter Wants YOU To “Grow Your Followers”, Starts Rolling Out Ad Platform To Regular Users –
• Take a Peek Inside This Apple Exec’s $17 Million Mansion –
• NFL Player Launches App to Demystify Notorious Card Game –
• Dyne LCD Monitor Organizer with USB Hub –
• IMDb turns 404s into LOLs, Reddit users have a field day –
• Mars is Weird: NASA Orbiter Shows “Dry Ice” Snow on Red Planet –
• Parting Shot –
• Zuckerberg’s Biggest Mistake? ‘Betting on HTML5′ –
• Digital Domain, Company Behind Tupac Hologram, Files for Bankruptcy –
• Crest Toothpaste Has Bizarre Interchange With Comic on Twitter –
• How Google Builds its Maps –

These are my fantastically selected links for September 11th, 2012 from 16:00 to 17:18:

• Facebook’s Zuckerberg: Stock ‘disappointing,’ but mobile ‘fundamentally good’ –
• Boingo and Google Offer Free Wi-Fi in 4,000 Locations –
• WHOA: White People Are The Least Likely To Own A Smartphone [Chart] –
• Thomas Szasz has left the building –
• Poland Launches World’s First Exorcism Magazine –

These are my fantastically selected links for September 11th, 2012 from 11:09 to 14:15:

• Scotch Tape Turns Semiconductors Into Superconductors –
• Scientists Plant False Short-Term Memories Directly In Rodent Brains –
• QR Codes, Mobile Payments Especially Popular for Food Businesses –
• WHOA: Caucasians Are The Least Likely To Own A Smartphone [Chart] –
• Google, Boingo bring free Wi-Fi to 4,000 hotspots (but not for Windows Phone or iPhone) –
• Go Daddy Outage: What You Can Do If Your Web Service Provider Goes Down –
• Vintage PopSci: Reporter Climbs World Trade Center Construction Site in 1971 –
• FAA Figures Frozen Feces Falling From Flight Feasibly Formed Foul Fissures –
• Digital Photo Frame Instacube Adds Facebook Support After Reaching $500K On Kickstarter –

These are my fantastically selected links for September 11th, 2012 from 10:41 to 11:08:

• Solar Charge Backpack Bag –
• Clipboard unveils iOS app as it takes on Pinterest and Evernote –
• Today on Mars: Nice Undercarriage –
• Test Tube Brain Can Hold Memory for Ten Seconds, Probably Just Remembers How to Be Terrified –
• New Spray Containing Neonatal Cells Helps Skin Heal Faster –

These are my fantastically selected links for September 11th, 2012 from 03:00 to 06:00:

• 10 Reasons There Won’t Ever Be an Aquaman Movie –
• Memory and media –
• Kickstarter Alert: CruxSkunk iPad Keyboard Case and a Giveaway –
• Google moves into car insurance comparison –
• Finally! YouTube Just Launched Its Own iPhone App –

These are my fantastically selected links for September 10th, 2012 from 15:06 to 17:00:

• Vintage PopSci: NYC Tornadoes Were Nothing Compared To These “Supernatural” Storms Of ’35 –
• Stranger Danger: Taliban Posing as Sexy Ladies on Facebook –
• Video: Big Dog Is Back –
• Legal marketer: Outsourced content marketing drives results for less cost [Interview] –
• Gil Marks’ Keftes de Prassa – Sephardic Leek Patties –
• Startling UNICEF Pinterest Campaign Turns Platform on its Head –
• Is There A Universal Remote For Marketing? –

These are my fantastically selected links for September 10th, 2012 from 10:40 to 15:00:

• Science Confirms the Obvious: Literature is Good for Your Brain –
• Star Trek Retro Episode Posters –
• GoDaddy’s DNS Servers Go Down, Along With Thousands of Sites –
• Technostalgia: 20 Misty Memories of Personal Computing –
• Infographic: How America Burns –
• Sprint Rolling Out 4G LTE Network to 100 Cities –
• 80% of Adults Say Mind Your Mobile Manners and Stop Oversharing –
• Prank Co-Workers With This McKayla Maroney Chrome Plugin –
• T-Mobile stores to demo iPhone 4S in bid for more unlocked Apple devices –
• Researchers Drill World’s Deepest Hole in the Ocean Floor –
• Paul Ryan Posts to Quora, But Few Seem to Notice –
• Little Significant Difference in Organic Foods vs. Conventional Alternatives –
• Public Relations and Wikipedia: The Unnecessary Impasse –
• Mars Rover Curiosity Snaps a Self Portrait, Records Some Lolz on the Red Planet –
• Fungus Treatment Can Make a Cheap Violin Sound Like a Stradivarius –

These are my links for September 9th, 2012 through September 10th, 2012:

• See Bill Clinton’s Sleek 1996 Campaign Website –
• Destroyed By Blogs, “Variety” Magazine Will Sell For Less Than $30 Million –
• Amazon Updates Kindle for Mac With Multi-Touch Gestures –
• Larry Flynt Is Offering $1 Million For Mitt Romney’s Tax Returns –
• 180 Kansas Households Register for Google Fiber –
• Ethics ‘Month’: Why Not Make It A Lifetime? –
• Toys “R” Us Entering the Tablet Game With a Tablet for Kids –
• Johnnie Walker illustrates flavours with global ad push –
• SnapApp Takes Aim At Facebook Contests –
• Amazon backtracks on Kindle ad opt-out –
• Puzzle me this!: GeekDad Puzzle of the Week: Gear Up –
• Shorter –
• 6 Apps That Let You Text for Free –