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For some reason, The Corpus of American Soap Operas is a database available on the internet.

(I recommend looking at the "see lists" links in the Introduction section.)

via metafilter.com

posted 2015-09-13

Damn it, August!

qwantz.com/index.php?comi...

posted 2015-09-09

OK, so this is great.

planetary.org/blogs/emily-la...

posted 2015-07-21

Two Worlds One Sun

apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap150512....

posted 2015-07-16

It's time for the non-planets.

planetary.org/multimedia/spa...

posted 2015-07-15

From here on out, the best pictures ever, of Pluto!

planetary.org/blogs/emily-la...

posted 2015-06-10

LightSail unfurls in space, and sends back a picture. Awesome!
planetary.org/blogs/jason-da...

And falling down robots!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0TaYhjpOfo

posted 2015-06-09

Starting to unravel the mysteries of Pluto's moons...

arstechnica.com/science/2015/0...

posted 2015-06-04

Cool image (at the bottom) of various solar system bodies showing relative lightness of their surfaces.

planetary.org/blogs/emily-la...

posted 2015-06-02

At long last - what was old is new again.

arstechnica.com/information-te...

posted 2015-05-28

Then she farted around a bit and... died of the plague.
qwantz.com/index.php?comi...

posted 2015-03-11

I joke to colleagues that JavaScript is the one true programming language, of the present and future. I typically get reactions of horror, but people are starting to catch on.

prog21.dadgum.com/203.html

posted 2015-01-23

Fascinating on so many levels.

arstechnica.com/tech-policy/20...

posted 2015-01-23

The Software Developer's Sketchbook

prog21.dadgum.com/202.html

But, what do you name your folder that you fill with python scripts?

posted 2015-01-23

Space is hard. Baby steps!

arstechnica.com/science/2015/0...

posted 2015-01-16

It's Pictures From a Comet time.

arstechnica.com/science/2014/1...

posted 2014-11-13

Don't know why, but I'm kind of excited about this "phone".

arstechnica.com/gadgets/2014/0...

posted 2014-09-12

Inspirational, for the skeptical developer in me.

prog21.dadgum.com/197.html

posted 2014-08-11

The Universal Typeface Experiment is a project to create a typeface based on an average of handwritten samples. You can contribute!

Furthermore, you can see examples and averages split by gender, country, handedness, and industry.

posted 2014-07-10

Not sure why a comic with stick figures suddenly seems like the best medium for conveying this somewhat complex concept.

("Heartbleed" web vulnerability conveyed)
xkcd.com/1354/

posted 2014-04-11

Cartoonists Ryan North (of Dinosaur Comics) and David Malki (of Wondermark) each keep "finding" terrible books that the other has written.

BOOKWAR!

posted 2014-04-11

World, Plurib.us has released its first phone app. We give you Date Calculator 3000.

(...for all your date arithmetic needs!)

play.google.com/store/apps/det...

posted 2014-03-19

Are you looking for a font whose glyphs discourage contemplation?

The font you want is Frustro.

posted 2014-02-18

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newrepublic.com/article/115726...

posted 2014-02-15

"wow"

io9.com/we-who-spoke-l...

posted 2014-02-09

Sad Etsy Boyfriends

sadetsyboyfriends.tumblr.com/

posted 2014-02-01

2 new cautionary tales of online account attacks. (None of these involve hacking passwords. I guess they're strong enough now that they're not the low-hanging fruit anymore.)

arstechnica.com/security/2014/...
arstechnica.com/security/2014/...
arstechnica.com/security/2014/...

posted 2014-02-01

Mystery on Mars!

arstechnica.com/science/2014/0...

posted 2014-01-19

google.com/search?q=text&...

posted 2014-01-18

If I was trapped on an island with just one web site, this would be a contender.

worldwidewords.org/
ex: worldwidewords.org/weirdwords/ww-...

posted 2013-12-09

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