July 2011
“The government censors much content on the Internet, but it has allowed a...”
– Trouble on the China Express - WSJ.com
Jul 31st
It’s an interesting twist: the military seems to excel at execution and strives for ideas, startups drown in ideas and struggle to execute. 
Jul 29th
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(via Debt Ceiling Negotiations: The Democrats Have Compromised. The Republicans Have Not. It’s About Time People Noticed. | The New Republic)
Jul 24th
“Why do your business plans cost twice as much as the personal ones? Synergy.”
– If Dropbox Used GitHub’s Pricing Plan | Users in Hell
Jul 20th
Jul 19th
Verif →
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Jul 19th
“[Apple cash] reminds me of the military strategy: control the supply lines, and...”
– Forget Acquisitions: Apple control the Supply Lines | Alex Blom
Jul 19th
A List Apart: Articles: A Checklist for Content... →
For those people who don’t put any value into the words on the page.
Jul 18th
“Accordingly, it is a fact, as far as I am informed, that England was, until we...”
– Thomas Jefferson on Patents
Jul 17th
How Digital Detectives Deciphered Stuxnet, the... →
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Jul 17th
BBC News - Murdoch: the network defeats the... →
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Jul 17th
“But the most important fact is: not for the first time in 2011, the network has...”
– BBC News - Murdoch: the network defeats the hierarchy
Jul 17th
“Now there is a school of social theory that has a name for a system in which...”
– BBC News - Murdoch: the network defeats the hierarchy
Jul 17th
Why We Need the New News Environment to be Chaotic →
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Jul 17th
“Real news—reporting done for citizens instead of consumers—is a public good....”
– Why We Need the New News Environment to be Chaotic
Jul 17th
“That’s the newspaper business, or at least it was until recently. The average US...”
– Why We Need the New News Environment to be Chaotic
Jul 17th
“Now, as our special report explains, the news industry is returning to something...”
– The future of news: Back to the coffee house | The Economist
Jul 17th
Jul 11th
Murdoch's malign influence must die with the News... →
This is what it looks like when an institution dies. Inefficiencies, out-dated business models, and a shrinking customer base all force shut downs. But, a fourth problem: corruption must be revealed. It’s always been there, but it was perhaps to well carried out, too well institutionalized, or too accepted to matter. Normally uncovered corruption is covered up or the institution is...
Jul 11th
The case for and against the Oxford comma - The... →
I’ve always used the Oxford comma – it’s felt cleaner. But there’s a good case against it that doesn’t amount to laziness. Now to reconsider…
Jul 10th
Richard Clarke: China's Cyberassault on America -... →
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Jul 10th
How to add PHP validation to Sublime Text 2
I’ve loved Textmate for years now, but let’s be honest, the thing is old now. It’s slow~ish. It sorely needs some updates. It’s missing key features (intelligent undo, try to ⌘-t for an index.php file, project management needs plugins which have memory leaks, etc). Sublime Text 2 isn’t ready to go out of the box, much like TextMate, it needs bundles to work. But,...
Jul 6th
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“I am more of an asset than the vote will be a liability.”
– That line right there is a sign of how corrupt and ineffectual our government has become. Voting wrong is the default choice if it gets politicians re-elected. The Road to Gay Marriage in New York - NYTimes.com
Jul 4th
ANDREW NORMAN WILSON →
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Jul 4th
Top 13 JavaScript Mistakes « Tuenti Developers →
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Jul 4th
The 5 must-knows about how readers navigate news... →
Homepages still drive lots of traffic for news sites.
Jul 3rd
Daring Fireball: On Attribution and Credit →
A good example of the pejorative way many mainstream media sites link.
Jul 2nd