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Sunday, January 30th, 2011
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Sunday, January 30th, 2011 09:23 amAntikythera mechanism built in Lego.
You know how your mobile provider texts you at inconvenient times? Well, not this inconvenient. (via![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
beckyc, who's used this -- well, whether or not an individual finds it hilarious -- as a metric of Callous Heartlessness. I am Callous and Heartless, as you all probably knew already.)
Zero Punctuation explains Minecraft in a way that made me actually want to acquire a copy.
Code of Best Practices in Fair Use for Poetry including remixes etc: might provoke useful docs in other areas of creativity.
Although Twitter is blocked in Egypt at the moment, it's an invaluable source of up-to-date news (and rumour).
UK-wards, yesterday Sukey, a tool for non-violent demonstrations, went live: seems to have come through baptism of fire in London and Manchester. (Cheeringly, there's also SukeyDating: Looking for love but stuck no-violently protesting in a police kettle? Look no further than SukeyDating for your local activist lonely-hearts!.)
Oh, and How to win at kettling: a guide for non-policemen
You know how your mobile provider texts you at inconvenient times? Well, not this inconvenient. (via
beckyc, who's used this -- well, whether or not an individual finds it hilarious -- as a metric of Callous Heartlessness. I am Callous and Heartless, as you all probably knew already.)Zero Punctuation explains Minecraft in a way that made me actually want to acquire a copy.
Code of Best Practices in Fair Use for Poetry including remixes etc: might provoke useful docs in other areas of creativity.
Although Twitter is blocked in Egypt at the moment, it's an invaluable source of up-to-date news (and rumour).
UK-wards, yesterday Sukey, a tool for non-violent demonstrations, went live: seems to have come through baptism of fire in London and Manchester. (Cheeringly, there's also SukeyDating: Looking for love but stuck no-violently protesting in a police kettle? Look no further than SukeyDating for your local activist lonely-hearts!.)
Oh, and How to win at kettling: a guide for non-policemen
