Yostivanich

“In 1960, the ratio of CEO pay at large com­pa­nies to that of the pres­i­dent of the United States was about 2 to 1. In 2007, it was more than 20 to 1. In 1980, exec­u­tives at large com­pa­nies made about 40 times what the aver­age worker made. Last year, CEOs made about 360 times more than the aver­age worker.” Wow.

Great list of Word­Press resources.

“what on God’s green earth gets a fuck­ing PL7?” Just read it and you will understand.

Inter­est­ing idea to shift nuclear weapons devel­op­ment to the Pen­ta­gon from the Energy Depart­ment, my one thought is that civil­ian con­trol over the devel­op­ment of nuclear weapons might be a good idea.

Pretty neat: “Lazy loader is a jQuery plu­gin writ­ten in JavaScript. It delays load­ing of images in (long) web pages. Images out­side of view­port (vis­i­ble part of web page) wont be loaded before user scrolls to them. This is oppo­site of image preloading.”

If part of the cri­sis is lack of banks loan­ing, why does the stim­u­lus bill spend so lit­tle towards small-business lend­ing programs?

Now that you can essen­tially stream Face­book sta­tus updates what hap­pens to Twit­ter? Per­son­ally I think Twit­ter will still be here, the pur­pose is very dif­fer­ent between Twit­ter and Face­book status.

OpenDNS will block com­put­ers from talk­ing to known bad DNS records. This is such a great and easy idea to imple­ment. OpenDNS should have started this years ago.

How is spend­ing not a stim­u­lus, also “wel­fare” and edu­ca­tion pro­grams have his­tor­i­cally been proved to pro­vide the most bang for buck.

Neat way to gen­er­ate charts with javascript.

That is a real thank-you card.