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"Steve Jobs gives a legendary keynote at Macworld SF every January, launching products and giving a state of the union view of things at Apple. What if you invested $10,000 the day before the keynote, then sold at the end of the keynote day?"

Indeed. (Just saving for reference.)

"...although it generates no more or less carbon than magazine publishing, web publishing takes no carbon out of the atmosphere. So by this analysis dead-tree magazines have a smaller net carbon footprint than web media."

Mike Lee calls for developers to donate to the Madagascar Fauna Group in exchange for a free plushy lemur and membership in "Club Thievey." I've got mine! :-)

Big Medium developer Josh Clarks talks about the many miles to go after completing the launch milestone, the importance of long and consistent hours, and the constant refinement of software development and support.

Pressure from hearing charities and internal company concern has led Apple to patent a technology that would calculate how long a listener had been listening at high volumes and automatically turn the volume down.

Good pictures, good overview of his work, and, of course, sage words from the designer himself.

An excellent set of underwater photography capturing the quirky and beautiful.

"95/99%" of the samples used on the new Oh Astro album.

In case you were wondering, the prefix for 19 is "decennov."

The homes, dorms, host families, and apartments I've called home over the last 22 years, or, In Which I Voluntarily Surrender More Information to GoogleBot.

"'I don't have an agent, I organise my own tours, and apart from the odd deadline when I have to do a remix, I work on tracks as and when it fits in.'"

Matmos do a long interview with BUTT magazine. Rather explicit; a fun read.

Command to remove line breaks in TextMate.

Another guide to Hawaiian birds. More thorough, but fewer varieties.

"WebKit is an open source web browser engine. WebKit is also the name of the Mac OS X system framework version of the engine that's used by Safari, Dashboard, Mail, and many other OS X applications."

Or so says this guy. Basically, stop feeling sorry for yourself and getting wrapped up in your moods -- just go go go!

Custom perfumes. "You sit right across the table from me and with every additional accord that goes into your perfume or after any change I make, you’ll sniff & I’ll ask questions."

"Los Angeles-based sound artist Steve Roden" finds "a small plastic record album that he found inside another album" at a flea market. Sounds great. "the ghosts are with us, and they’re singing."

"Throw down a challenge." The articles bullet-points the book's suggested tactics.

One guy's attempt to influence the policy decisions regarding global warming. An introductory video and dozens of supporting videos designed to anticipate every counterargument and criticism.

Watercolored badge pins and stickers. Excellent!!

"I always find it important to taste milk using high-quality stemware -- this is milk deserving of something better than a Flintstones plastic tumbler."

"Make it a story, a poem, an experiment; just make make make it. It doesn't have to be slick, it doesn't have to have money in it, it just has to be beautiful, honest, great. The first and golden rule: make a video you love for a song that you love."

"An outdoor ambient music piece for an infinite number of boomboxes. It’s like a Christmas caroling party except that we don’t sing, but rather carry the music, each of us playing a separate track that is a 'voice' in the piece."

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"Off the top of my head, I'd say you're looking at a Boesky, a Jim Brown, a Miss Daisy, two Jethros and a Leon Spinks, not to mention the biggest Ella Fitzgerald ever!"

Tags music in iTunes on a grid of Calm - Intense, Sad - Happy.

"I simply can’t describe the feeling of listening to forty-five minutes of nature-inspired ambient music when you know what is coming in the final thirty seconds."

What's new in OpenID 2.0. There are "160 million already existing OpenIDs." Still, we need "support for OpenID-authenticated commenting by the major blog hosters."