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Monthly Archives: October 2010
Troll Physics
From Troll Physics Urlesque.com showed this blog to a physics professor and got him to comment seriously on a number of the entries. Now that’s some top-notch trolling!
Why Do I Even Care?
This is one of the mysteries of peevology: Why do certain innovations annoy people, year after year, while other changes pass unnoticed? From the Boston Globe.
Imagine Drowning In A Sea of, umm, Routers?
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Too Many Stupid Jokes Suggest Themselves For This …
It will be interesting to watch how the Streisand effect plays out on this story.
Charlie Brooker Gives Up On TV, Kind Of
He’s actually just finishing up as the Guardian’s TV critic. Has it been a decade already? Just a few of my personal favourites, not all from Screen Burn. I won’t get over that in a hurry: my least favourite atrophied … Continue reading
Twittercast #2a
Quick update.
Twittercast #2, There Is A Light That Never Goes Out
Recorded on the morning of Thursday 14th October 2010, when Greater Manchester Police broadcast the details of every emergency call received over Twitter. Juvenile as I am, this one made me laugh.
Twittercast #1
Recorded on Monday 11th October 2010, when large chunks of the Internet were discussing the Banksy-directed introduction to the previous night’s Simpson’s episode. All in all, a thoroughly successful experiment by Fox.
How to Put Yourself Inside of a Coat
With your instructor Allie Brosh of the wonderful Hyperbole and a Half.