February 2010
29 posts
Oregon.gov: expenditures →
The data for expenditures is up. Hooray!
Have you noticed that Microsoft’s unreleased products are always better than Apple’s shipping products? It’s a miracle. #fb
RT @mattyglesias: Goooooool! Suck it Canada! Where’s your just & equitable health care system gotten you now?
How was that game not on NBC? Early contender for game of the year.
USA! USA!
Carmelo and Lebron are pretty good. #fb
Panic, on the right way to re-engage your readers →
RT @pgib: Every restaurant owner should read this: http://venomousporridge.com/post/389785000/a-conversation-i-have-every-month-or-so
A conversation I have every month or so →
Me too.
RT @RicBucher: Source says Clippers have dealt Marcus Camby for Travis Outlaw and Steve Blake. Details and deeper confirmation to follow …
RT @fivethirtyeight: Just got free drink for being only person in bar to know the name of the Canadian PM. Accused by other patrons of …
30 Pictures Of Goats Being Crazy →
To hell with web standards →
Democrats “adamant” not to reform kicker, really? #fb
RT @kenfisher: @blam We use DabbleDB at Ars, it’s pretty straightforward for a web app. Nicer than that Intuit offering.
Introduction to Square →
RT @avibryant: Twitter feature suggestion: let me toggle a flag on a tweet to see all replies to it.
“A growing number of campus restrooms have fallen victim to the recent outbreak...”
– Money Going Down the Drain with Recent Thefts
Maps, Weather, and Airports for Matasar,... →
I was not aware of this.
Tonight’s Blazer game bummed me out. #fb
Hey, GOP: Mirandizing somebody doesn’t grant them new rights, it informs them of their rights, and makes what they say admissable. #fb
“The main reason we can’t release Flash Player as open source is because...”
– In case you’re ever wondering if Adobe thinks you’re stupid, this clears it up: they think you’re stupid. Following the open trail. - Open at Adobe
Solutions to spam →
RT @thejointstaff: Stand by what I said: Allowing homosexuals to serve openly is the right thing to do. Comes down to integrity.
Items banned at Olympic venues
• Weapons and explosives
• Flammable liquids
• Fireworks
• Food and drinks
• Water balloon launchers
• Leaflets, pamphlets, non-approved publications and promotional material
• Animals
• Balls, Frisbees, rackets, hockey sticks, pucks and other sport items
• Bicycles, scooters, skateboards, skates, skis, snowboards, sleds
• Broadcast and lighting equipment
• Banners containing religious,...