Category: Day in Links

These are my fantastically selected links for June 8th, 2012 from 13:03 to 16:17:

• How the Arab World Uses Facebook and Twitter [INFOGRAPHICS] –
• iOS6: WWDC Banners Prove It’s Real –
• Did the World’s Nastiest Virus Try to Self-Destruct? –
• 5 Things We Just Learned About ‘Prometheus’ –
• Cyberweapon Flame Takes Cyber-Cyanide Pill, Is Systematically Deleting Itself –
• Android Phones Help Brazilian Tribe Save Amazon Rainforest –
• You Will Be Amazed By These Incredibly Detailed Lego Movie Scene Recreations –
• Twitter Can Track Disease — Can It Predict Outbreaks? –
• T-Mobile boosts speed for iPhone, just in time for Apple event –
• If We Ever Get a Real Hurricane, NYC is Kind of Screwed –
• Travelers Are Fed Up With High Roaming Charges [INFOGRAPHIC] –

These are my fantastically selected links for June 8th, 2012 from 01:28 to 08:35:

• Facebook-Twitter Integration Quietly Upgraded –
• Report: Half Of Smartphones Access Facebook 24/7 –
• BeImmunized Makes Shot Records Digital, Increases Vaccination –
• Malcolm Gladwell: In 50 years, Bill Gates will be revered and Steve Jobs will be forgotten –
• 10 Things Parents Should Know About Prometheus –

These are my fantastically selected links for June 7th, 2012 from 14:00 to 23:09:

• Need Original Music for Your Video? Try scoreAscore –
• WATCH NOW: ‘Mrs. Doubtfire’ Creepily Recut As A Horror Film –
• Bit.ly Changes Again: URL Shortening Takes One Less Click –
• Meet the World’s Worst Password Requirements [PIC] –
• Ultra-Tough Mantis Shrimp Claws Could Lead to Better Body Armor –

These are my fantastically selected links for June 7th, 2012 from 04:17 to 13:08:

• Rough Sketch: Self-Guided Bullet –
• This Host Of ‘The View’ Is Fighting Back After A Twitter Follower Threatened Rape –
• Gay Donors Went Nuts Over Obama’s Joke About Ellen DeGeneres And The First Lady –
• Proposed One-Way Mars Mission Sounds Like Reality TV in Space, is Bonkers –
• INFOGRAPHIC: How Facebook’s IPO Affected Home Prices In Silicon Valley –
• How Facebook Killed The Web’s Incognito Days –
• Why Do Kids Prefer Sci-Fi Over Science? –
• The unforgiving arithmetic of the funnel –
• The Geek Toolbox — Item #14 Sugru (and a Giveaway!) –
• Revolutionary Paper Scanner Folds Flat, Costs $15 on Kickstarter –

These are my links for June 6th, 2012 through June 7th, 2012:

• DEAR AMERICA: You Should Be Mad As Hell About This [CHARTS] –
• LinkedIn Hacker Steals 1.5 Million Passwords from eHarmony [REPORT] –
• Cuddly Owl Blanket –
• New Survey Says Great Wall of China is Way Longer Than We Throught –
• The Space Shuttle Enterprise Finally Barges Into Its New Home On The Intrepid –

These are my fantastically selected links for June 6th, 2012 from 12:01 to 18:00:

• Here’s a Killer Time-Lapse Video of the Enterprise’s Big Move, Because We Care –
• Remembering Ray Bradbury –
• WATCH: The Trailer For Django Unchained—Quentin Tarantino’s Next Huge Movie* –
• CONFIRMED: Groupon Has Banned Porn Merchants (GRPN) –
• Uzi Tactical Defender Pen –
• Hit Tumblr Mocks Wikipedia’s Most Ridiculous Claims –
• MOVIE REVIEW: Here’s The Big Flaw In Wes Anderson’s Quirky ‘Moonrise Kingdom’ –
• This Might Be The Cheapest Thing You Do All Summer –
• Karl Lagerfeld Is Weirdly Obsessed With His Cat –
• SEO more challenging than it used to be, Cutts says –
• Gorgeous Instagram Photos of Horrible Death Scenes [NSFW] –
• Kindle Fire gets HBO Go before other Android tablets –
• There’s a Little Black Spot on the Sun Today (Or There Was Yesterday) –
• Enter the Popular Science/InnoCentive Air Pollution Challenge From the U.S. Government –
• Facebook users visiting site as frequently, spending less time –
• If You Use Airtime, Be Ready For It To Save Pictures Of You –
• Facebook To Users Changing Passwords: Were You Hacked? –
• Will a bunch of +1′s help your Google rank? Not necessarily –
• ‘Enterprise’ Arrives at the Final Front-Pier –

These are my fantastically selected links for June 6th, 2012 from 09:20 to 11:22:

• People Sick Of Mooching ‘Game Of Thrones’ Off Their Parents Want HBO To Offer A Streaming Alternative –
• Scientists Look to Photosynthesis for Cheaper and More Efficient Fuels –
• Companies Making The Necessary Transition From Industrial To Service Robots –
• NYCLU Unveils Mobile App to Combat Stop-and-Frisk –
• Canon Camera Factory To Go Fully Automated, Phase Out Human Workers –
• Glympse partners with Mercedes for real-time location sharing from dashboard –
• Queens Judge Experiences Police Brutality, Tells the Times –
• Mobile Site or Mobile App: Which Should You Build First? [INFOGRAPHIC] –
• 6.5 Million Encrypted LinkedIn Passwords Leaked Online [REPORT] –

These are my fantastically selected links for June 6th, 2012 from 01:59 to 09:02:

• The Hilarious Story Of How NYSE Floor Traders Pranked The Sopranos’ Paulie Gualtieri –
• Google Doodle Celebrates Drive-In Theater’s 79th Birthday –
• How Mobile Phones Are Repairing India’s Broken Healthcare System –
• The Tuidle for iPhone – Multitasking With One Hand (Kickstart This) –
• Choices, Choices: 2 iPhone Cases, 2 Different Functions –

These are my fantastically selected links for June 5th, 2012 from 16:55 to 23:55:

• Nevada Declares June 30 Social Media Day –
• NASA Wants Your Video Time Capsules for Future Humans –
• Picture of the Day: The ‘lost’ Google glasses prototype –
• ‘KidScore’ launches, putting a kid-friendly number on restaurants and other spots –
• Viral ‘Privacy Notice’ on Facebook Is Fake –
• Twitter Users Upset Over Mixed Race Fashion Campaign –
• Sheryl Crow Announces Brain Tumor Diagnosis –
• Madrona Venture Group raises $300 million fund, largest in firm’s history –

These are my links for June 4th, 2012 through June 5th, 2012:

• Why the Freemium Model Doesn’t Work –
• Darth Vader and Son Book –
• NASA Plans to Launch Black Hole Seeking Satellite From a Freakin’ Airplane Next Week –
• 21 Types of Content We Crave –
• MTA Orders New Subway Cars, They’re State-of-the-Art and Stuff –
• Ready Player One Author Will Give You a DeLorean if You Can Solve the Puzzle in His Book –
• Google Swallows Up QuickOffice –
• Oh Look, There’s a Navy Blimp Flying Over NYC –
• Buttons Morph Out Of Your Touchscreen With Tactus –
• Aviation History Is Being Made Right Now, and You Can Watch Online –
• Are we verging on digital discrimination? –
• Social network for gun lovers moving to South Dakota, can’t hit funding target on West Coast –
• Amazon.com buys rights to 3,000 romance, mystery and western book titles –