links for 2009-03-03
2009 March 3
- Pretty cool.
- JavaScript is a screwy language but one that can be good.
- Paid posts are bad for the quality of search engines.
- Very nifty.
- Very pretty.
- "The cardiologist, Dr. Sanjay Kaul of the Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles, was removed from the F.D.A. expert committee shortly before its meeting on Feb. 3, when the drug was approved, 9 to 0. Dr. Kaul had criticized studies of the drug, questioning the risk of bleeding and safety in elderly patients." Suspicious anyone?
- Because the oil companies have no idea how capitalism works or are about to run our of money.
- Looks interesting.
- Make two remote things (photo and text) light up at once.
- Science goes public domain.
- I figured this would happen.
- What have you done with your sentences lately?
- He bid for them and now refuses to pay for them as the artifacts were originally stolen from the Chinese.
- I gave up cable years ago.
- Very cool move Skittles.
- Far better rule that Rands'. "Twitter is a loud, angry noise of people hollering all kinds of stuff. It’s a casual free-for-all with friends bantering about their day, their work, their trials and their triumphs. I love how open and honest it is. Polished marketing-style people come off as fake and plastic."
- Sure the money is important but shouldn't students be given unbiased facts?
- "In my opinion, the art of a good tweet is not just how much you can convey using extreme brevity, it’s also how you can take an idea, shape it with a bit of yourself, and give it to someone else who, if you’ve given them reason, will do the same." I both like and dislike this. I like the idea, but I personally think that Twitter is designed and works in a way to be much simpler than what Rands wants.
- This is such a stupid idea it isn't even funny. Verification systems are such a failed system on the internet.
- "Free or Pro, all of our members can now share video on Flickr. But wait, there’s more. If you’re a Pro member your HD videos are more better." I might just break up with Flickr over their grammar.
- Why did we just spend $30 billion?
- Look to say not no.
- I can see both the FAA's point and the airlines point. Be nice to hear from a pilot's union.
- "President Obama sent a secret letter to Russia’s president last month suggesting that he would back off deploying a new missile defense system in Eastern Europe if Moscow would help stop Iran from developing long-range weapons, American officials said Monday." Makes sense I doubt Obama really believes in the missile defense program.
- NO way I would ever spend $99 dollars for something I could pick up for under $30, especially for just an en external hard drive storage unit.
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