Behind the Design... Rihanna: http://bit.ly/a1ZZIW via @addthis
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posted fromI favorited a YouTube video -- Motion for Movable Type http://youtu.be/IJVCtKnK3Es?a
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Sci-Fi Surrealism & Ink Nerd
Really, this excellent piece by Paul at Old School Tattoo in Bellingham, Washington had me at "AT-AT," but this collector's idea to make it unique by incorporating elements of Salvador Dali's recurring spindly-legged elephants is pretty awesome.
Ink Nerd has migrated to TypePad. It's an excellent blog! There are some seriously nerdy tattoos on that blog. Think triceratops, twenty sided die, etc. then get nerdier. When you find yourself at Mario as a Jedi (light saber and all) you're still not at the nerd end.
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posted fromRT @miz_ginevra: Donating a lifetime of Redskins love to the Saints tonight. #WHODAT
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posted from@marissamayer great ad.
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posted from@seriouseats thumbs up from me!
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posted fromIf I were a gambler, I'd parlay the Saints to cover, the Saints to win outright, and the under.
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posted fromJohn Locke loves Avatar http://bit.ly/9VGUTZ
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posted from@joshboelter We support the twitter & twitpic APIs. ping me offline for details.
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posted from@joshboelter, or ping me "on-line" but "off-twitter." You know what I mean! :)
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What Second Life can teach your datacenter about scaling Web apps
Trouble is, implementing the best scaling
practices is not free, and is often overlooked early in a product's
lifecycle. Small teams use modern frameworks to quickly develop
useful applications, with little need to worry about scale: today you
can run a successful application on very little infrastructure... at least, you can up to a point. Past this point lies an uncomfortable middle ground, where
small teams face scaling challenges as their system becomes
successful, often without the benefit of an ideal design or lots of
resources to implement one. This article will lay out some pragmatic
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posted fromWe Stayed up Late to Watch Jimmy Kimmel http://bit.ly/9ax5h3
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The Failure of Empathy
As an industry, we need to understand that not wanting root access doesn’t make you stupid. It simply means you do not want root access. Failing to comprehend this is not only a failure of empathy, but a failure of service.
My thoughts exactly!
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posted from@TimCameron That's hard - my friend John lost his wallet at Edwards air force base, etc.
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Go Saints
33. When the Saints beat the Jets at Shea Stadium in Week 15 in 1980 to avoid a winless season, it started snowing as they marched down the field for their game-winning TD. For Saints fans who thought hell would freeze over before they would win a game - well, it did.If you're not already rooting for the Saints this weekend, you will be after you read (or skim, I'm easy!) this history of the franchise. The Shea reference gets the lead pullquote, but the Saints' creation myth is also excellent:
1. Entrepreneur Dave Dixon, ...
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Pets on PAPER: Meet Melville
via www.papermag.com
What's your favorite cover of PAPER? My hair is curly and very floppy, so I love Andy Samberg's wash-and-wear look on the August 2007 cover. I also appreciate Gael Garcia Bernal's side part on the cover of your May 2009 design issue.
I am a sucker for the Pets on Paper series!
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posted from@A_L I am saving them for this morning, per http://hello.typepad.com/hello/2010/02/real-fans-watch.html
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