kottke.org explains the appeal of Twitter, or lack thereof.
If your friends are not on Twitter, I can’t imagine it would be that interesting.
theater, natural history and conservation, the utterly mundane, and Etruscan 8-tracks
kottke.org explains the appeal of Twitter, or lack thereof.
If your friends are not on Twitter, I can’t imagine it would be that interesting.
Via Lifehacker, Google Maps has added subway station markers for the New York, Washington, and Chicago systems—perhaps more.
Via Birderblog.com, a discussion thread is active on Birdchat concerning methods and materials for cleaning optics. Jerry Blin recommends Lens Clens and Kimwipes.
Christopher Joyce hangs out in Thomas Circle with Brian Hayes, student of street furniture. Not in the Thomas Circle neighborhood, but in Thomas Circle. Follow the link for a nice slideshow of manhole covers.
Related: Drainspotting, including snaps of manhole covers in Rome marked SPQR. (Say thank you, Leta.)
My new favorite Firefox extension is Flashblock. The extension replaces each Flash movie on the current web page with a button. Click the button if you really want to see the latest animated insult to your intelligence from LowerMyBills.com.
Via Lifehacker, a lightweight way to draw bar graphs in Excel.
Ooh! Ooh! And some elaborations on the theme.
Scott Rosenberg recaps outliner software.
Spiral-bound notebooks weren’t invented until 1934? (Via Boing Boing.)