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Remember people, dissent is patriotic.
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“Statsaholic makes Alexa Traffic Charts more usable by putting them into a lightweight, interactive interface with easily-bookmarked pages.”
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Alas, this is the only place we will TRULY be greated as liberators, in the annals of Science-Fiction.
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An infographic showing the links between MZM, Jack Abramoff, and various Congress-critters via the NYTimes.
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Both karma and irony are a bitch!
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Satellite radio to finally provide what satellite and cable-TV have been unwilling to do -a-la -carte pricing.
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“If an animal exhibits these four behaviors [empathy, learning, reciprocity, and peacemaking], then we can say that it is a social animal. This is a good foundational to start with, or at least a quick overview that addresses concrete behavior.”
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“There’s no reason to panic if your site is the subject of a DMCA notice, but it is important to have a plan to deal with it efficiently and effectively.”
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“Some Outlandish Rules for Making Money.”
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A logo designer reveals his creative process, step-by-step.
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An infographic displaying various US politicians and their authority and stances on global warming.
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“Of the 468 confirmations made by the Senate over the 25-year period, only 10 left office involuntarily for reasons other than a change in administration prior to the firings that took place in December.”
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“Look, some of the top “A-listers that everyone reads are the four writers at Boing Boing. They have their own lives, write about anything they want, and when they cover tech it’s on their own terms. And they get over ten times the traffic that med
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