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reddit is offline in protest of PROTECT IP and SOPA - http://www.reddit.com/
"submitted by reddit to blog." - Howard Abrams
Genealogy for Geeks, Part 6: Ancestry.com Hints - http://www.wired.com/geekdad...
Interesting article about the history of biases in science. - http://blogs.scientificamerican.com/context...
Interesting article about the history of biases in science.
Oh, and the comments on this one are actually pretty good. - Howard Abrams from Bookmarklet
Penis Spines, Pearly Papules, and Pope Benedict’s Balls ... best article title ever. - http://blogs.scientificamerican.com/primate...
Penis Spines, Pearly Papules, and Pope Benedict’s Balls ... best article title ever.
I find it interesting to see our obsession with linking "monogamy vs. polygyny" and "human evolution" when it is clear that the answer is... both. - Howard Abrams from Bookmarklet
How did milk evolve? Lactation didn't originally nourish, but drench early eggs that had a tendency to dry out. - http://blogs.scientificamerican.com/thought...
How did milk evolve? Lactation didn't originally nourish, but drench early eggs that had a tendency to dry out.
A great story about the life of our Triassic grandparents, and a very interesting visual. - Howard Abrams from Bookmarklet
ZZ Top - 1982 - I Thank You /Waitin' For The Bus / Jesus Just Left Chicago - http://www.youtube.com/watch...
ZZ Top - 1982 - I Thank You /Waitin' For The Bus / Jesus Just Left Chicago
Play
Amen. Let's see where this lands. - Howard Abrams
See? Aren't you glad you married a math geek? ... Huh? What? - http://www.smbc-comics.com/index...
See? Aren't you glad you married a math geek? ... Huh? What?
Beauty everywhere. - Howard Abrams from Bookmarklet
The eye is one of my favorite subjects of evolution, and these pictures are a great start for showing the range. - http://www.scientificamerican.com/slidesh...
The eye is one of my favorite subjects of evolution, and these pictures are a great start for showing the range.
Squids and octopuses evolved eyes independently of vertebrates... and simply put, ended up with a much better version. - Howard Abrams from Bookmarklet
Amazed about the "tricks" that Colbert tries. - http://www.npr.org/2011...
Amazed about the "tricks" that Colbert tries.
But there's actual substance behind the punch line: Colbert is setting up a superPAC to run campaign ads. The FEC got involved when he asked for an opinion on how to finance the superPAC. His query suggested the possibility of a new loophole — a way for media companies to underwrite commentators with political ambitions. - Howard Abrams from Bookmarklet
What does Skepticism offer? A wondrous, beautiful, doesn't-give-a-shit-about-you cosmos. - http://www.smbc-comics.com/index...
What does Skepticism offer? A wondrous, beautiful, doesn't-give-a-shit-about-you cosmos.
Summarizes it pretty well. - Howard Abrams from Bookmarklet
Solving Energy Poverty? After listening to Kevin Kelly speak at TED, this is an issue. - http://www.scientificamerican.com/blog...
Solving Energy Poverty? After listening to Kevin Kelly speak at TED, this is an issue.
"when electric vehicles were resurrected in the 1990s, researchers found that battery-powered cars would introduce more lead into the environment than if they burned leaded gasoline." - Howard Abrams from Bookmarklet
I came to this same conclusion... years ago at a Phish concert. - http://www.smbc-comics.com/index...
I came to this same conclusion... years ago at a Phish concert.
Yeah. - Howard Abrams from Bookmarklet
I always expect God to use an iPad... guess I watch too many Mr. Deity episodes - http://www.chron.com/apps...
I always expect God to use an iPad... guess I watch too many Mr. Deity episodes
We'll see if this image works, eh? - Howard Abrams from Bookmarklet
Why are we such suckers for Ragnarök... er, the Apocalypse? - http://www.scientificamerican.com/blog...
Why are we such suckers for Ragnarök... er, the Apocalypse?
Great quote: "You may think it'd be cool to be left behind with the likes of Steven Hawking and Richard Dawkins, but the cast of the Jersey Shore would be around, too." - Howard Abrams from Bookmarklet
Hrm. I've got two library books due tomorrow. Screw it. We won't be here on Sunday. - http://www.eatliver.com/i...
Hrm. I've got two library books due tomorrow. Screw it. We won't be here on Sunday.
Tell me once again how bad the world will be after all the crazies are "taken away" tomorrow? - Howard Abrams from Bookmarklet
The reason why making D&D adventures is harder for me than for my son. - http://sheldoncomics.com/archive...
The reason why making D&D adventures is harder for me than for my son.
I must create an adventure AND AN ENTIRE ECO-SYSTEM TO SUPPORT IT! Just sayin'. - Howard Abrams from Bookmarklet
Humanity once believed in evil... - http://www.smbc-comics.com/index...
Humanity once believed in evil...
Fantastic. - Howard Abrams from Bookmarklet
Caching Ideas in the FuzzyToast Framework - http://www.howardism.org/Technic...
I'm installing v8 and node.js for my Mac. This JavaScript affair is getting a tad ridiculous. - http://blog.elliottcable.name/posts...
Keep in mind that mac ports also has scons. But I'm not seeing a v8 port. - Howard Abrams from Bookmarklet
Port Redirection using IPTables - http://www.howardism.org/Technic...
Didn't realize that "wolf hunting" was such a popular sport. - http://www.scientificamerican.com/blog...
Didn't realize that "wolf hunting" was such a popular sport.
I guess killing things ranks pretty high on our "list of fun". - Howard Abrams from Bookmarklet
Ooo... looking forward to these sciencey activities with the wee clones. - http://www.scientificamerican.com/educati...
Ooo... looking forward to these sciencey activities with the wee clones.
They claim they're easy to clean up. We'll see what my wife says about that! - Howard Abrams from Bookmarklet
JavaScript Interview Questions - http://www.howardism.org/Technic...
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