Month: December 2012

These are my fantastically selected links for December 4th, 2012 from 11:23 to 14:59:

• Netflix Scores Exclusive Rights to Stream New Disney Movies –
• Newark Mayor Cory Booker Tweets His Week on Food Stamps –
• Amazon Kindle brings ‘X-Ray’ feature to iPhone and iPad app –
• Home Soda Maker SodaStream to Run Super Bowl Ad –
• Last.fm Founders Are Back for an Encore –
• Peanut butter was once a locally produced health food –
• Are ‘car’ and ‘automobile’ the same to Google? –
• Telepresence Robots Invade Hospitals – “Doctors Can Be Anywhere, Anytime” –
• ‘Cut the Rope’ Makers Announce New Game: ‘Pudding Monsters’ –

These are my fantastically selected links for December 4th, 2012 from 08:40 to 11:16:

• “Coughing” Scallops Are Early Warning System for Worsening Water Quality –
• The Man Who Brought Us The ‘Star Wars’ Prequels Just Left Lucasfilm –
• Your Lytro Photos Just Got Upgraded –
• Waiting for a bus in Sweden can actually make you happier –
• Voyager 1 Enters “Magnetic Highway,” The Final Area before Interstellar Space –
• Drunken Larvae Learn Just as Well as Sober Larvae –
• Why Older People Are More Susceptible to Fraud –
• Huge, unusual storm slams into Philippines because that is what happens all the time now –
• R.I.P. Pink Brownstone, 1971-2012 –
• Squirrels Teach Robots To Lie, Nobody Questions Whether That’s A Good Idea –

These are my links for December 3rd, 2012 through December 4th, 2012:

• Be Prepared as Digital Natives Demand the 4 Hour Work Week Lifestyle –
• 13 Things You Didn’t Know About ‘The Walking Dead’ –
• Voyager 1 Spacecraft Enters New Realm at Solar System’s Edge –
• How to Email Tweets Directly From Twitter’s Website –
• Here’s Ashton Kutcher as Steve Jobs –
• Impressive Voyager 1 Discovery Overshadowed By Mars Press Conference –
• Fugitive McAfee Says He Forged Location Data in ‘Vice’ Photo –
• Studios Demand Google Take Down Their Own Sites Because DMCA Really Works For Real –

These are my fantastically selected links for December 3rd, 2012 from 13:30 to 18:17:

• Writer Sued for his Twitter Followers Settles Case –
• Justice Department ditches Monsanto investigation –
• GNAA Tumblr Hack Resolved, Here’s What Went Down –
• How Moon Dust Could Improve Weather Predictions On Earth –
• Follow Up: What NASA Found on Mars –
• This Is What Thinking About Nothing Looks Like –
• Brands make social media management top priority –
• $100 Linux Tablet Coming, Sadly Arrives After the Holidays –
• A new species of lion has been discovered in an Ethiopian zoo –
• Is It Good For Our Work Lives To Be Constantly Connected? [Infographic] –
• Superman’s Handcuffed In The First Poster For Next Year’s Reboot –
• ‘Look at This Instagram’ Puts Modern Twist on Nickelback Song –
• 4 Huge Brands That Still Aren’t on Social Media –
• Syria Has Internet Access Again –
• How Nintendo Shaped 30 Years of U.S. Gaming –
• Called It: Too Much Running Is Bad For Your Health –
• Surprise, Surprise: Weed Isn’t A Gateway Crime, Either –

These are my fantastically selected links for December 3rd, 2012 from 10:36 to 13:06:

• Hey, Sexy Marketing! Big Brands Go ‘Gangnam Style’ –
• Uniqlo Packages Promotions in Online ‘GIF Box’ –
• Google’s Vint Cerf: Keep the Internet Free and Open –
• [UPDATED] Life on Mars? NASA Live Streaming Noon Press Conference to Answer (Probably Disappointingly) –
• Has Facebook Found Its Next Instagram? –
• FYI: What Do Forensic Chemists Do, And Why Would They Cheat? –
• The First ‘Star Trek’ Poster Looks Awfully Familiar –
• National Lampoon CEO Gets 50 Years in Prison For Fraud Case –

These are my links for December 2nd, 2012 through December 3rd, 2012:

• 5 Classic Movie Moments That Weren’t In The Script –
• Ask Umbra: Are wrinkle-free shirts treated with toxic chemicals? –
• GeekDad Holiday Gift Guide #5 — Gadgets –
• Would you consider pre-ordering? –
• Kickstarter Alert: Home Aquaponics Kickstarter: Self-Contained Fish Tank/Veggie Garden? I’m In! –
• See How Your Google Results Measure Up With Google Grader [VIDEO] –
• Why Content Generation Is King For Socially Savvy Brands [INFOGRAPHIC] –
• iFixit Teardown Reveals Some New iMacs Are Assembled in the U.S. –
• Students Use Facebook to Spread Random Anonymous Compliments [VIDEO] –
• 1 Second Everyday App Wants to Make Each Day of Your Life Memorable [VIDEO] –
• Here Comes the First Real Alternative to iPhone and Android –
• 7 Stylish iPad Cases With Notepads –
• NASA to Unveil Mars Rover Curiosity Findings Monday –
• New Hanukkah Section! – The Shiksa Market –
• Family Fun – Homemade Hanukkah Wrapping Paper –

These are my links for December 1st, 2012 through December 2nd, 2012:

• 4 Ways to Use Social Data to Close Sales –
• Wayback Machine: The 5 Best Toys of All Time –
• Wayback Machine: 8 Steps to a Geekier Chanukah –
• Soft and hard –
• Touting a ‘post-editorial world,’ Wikia raises cash from Amazon and others –
• Commentary: Why the ‘fiscal cliff’ is driving startup M&A –

These are my fantastically selected links for December 1st, 2012 from 05:03 to 19:13:

• The DSM-5 has been finalised –
• How a Samsung phone and an iPad mini don’t mix –
• Judge Slaps Pirate With $1.5 Million in Damages for Sharing Seven Porn Clips –
• Man Stabs Cousin to Death With Scissors Over Broken Marvel Glass, Alcohol Unsurprisingly Involved –
• Hukkster Alerts You When Your Most-Wanted Items Are Discounted –
• $25 Million Michigan Project Hopes to Add Cars to Internet of Things –
• PBS Kids Sees a Downloadable Holiday Season Ahead –
• The Encyclopedia of Ethical Failure… –
• The cycle of customers who care –

These are my links for November 30th, 2012 through December 1st, 2012:

• Will Sitting Too Close To The TV Hurt Your Eyes? –
• The History of Nintendo Consoles in Two Minutes [Video] –
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• Facebook Cover Photos Are Disappearing –
• 500,000 Facebook Users Chase Fake $1 Million From Powerball ‘Winner’ –
• Social Savvy Seniors Have Higher Self-Esteem –
• Google buys BufferBox, a rival to Amazon Lockers –
• Mobile market share: Android extends lead in wake of iPhone 5 launch –