Our lives are spent trying to pixellate a fractal planet.
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The futility of the entire human condition, summed up in a single photo and caption
Matt Haughey
What? Fortuitous is back?
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For the last few years, I've regretted letting my long essay/business tips blog Fortuitous
Happy Birthday Twitter
Twitter turns five years old officially today. I remember when it came out and that I hated it from the
SXSW 2011
Clay Shirky, with sponsors
It's hard to believe I started going to SXSW eleven years ago, but for
Apple Keynote feature request: easy recording of your talks
Summary: It should be easier to film your talks when practicing at home. Not everyone can make it to a
My SXSW 2011 talk on lessons from 11 years of community
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Lessons from 11 years of community (my SXSW 2011
North America - Western Europe equivalent latitude maps
When I first moved to Oregon I often heard local Pinot Noir wineries proclaim "we're at the
Targeted Email Attacks
A MetaFilter member has told some wild stories in the past about the presence of malware attacks at their place
I hope this is on a plaque somewhere at Flickr HQ
I have to remind myself of this truism every so often so I might as well write it down for
Space Shuttle launch from a JetBlue flight
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Photo from the mom of Dens, the founder of the popular app/service Foursquare. Talk about
Cats That Look Like Ron Swanson
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So freaking great.
On paper, Armstrong likely doped
Mud, Gears, and Pain // Armstrong's TdF Victories
Lance Armstrong is either the most amazing genetic anomaly to have
2,564 frames per second
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It's incredible how different
Innovation with Solitaire?!
Last summer I was bored one day and searched the app store for solitaire apps. I admit, this is like
Murk
Murk, originally uploaded by Dennis Calvert.
Damn, I wish I had a remote clue how this photoshoot was done. I
First double front flip on a MTB
Yesterday, the first double front flip was pulled on a mountain bike. Fast forward to about 1:40 to pass
Google Chrome to Drop Support for H.264
Chromium's blog informs that Google Chrome will drop support for H.264 in the coming months and will
come break bread with us at the Old Timers Ball
SXSW is coming up and as it has gotten bigger, it has gotten harder to find friends, so Kevin Smokler,