Tumblr has this mini-meme to have all these blogs titled “f***yeah-something” (without the stars). Many of these blogs are fantastic to follow, but I got tired of reading the bad word everyday. It’s just not good for the spirit.

So I whipped up this little script. It will replace links to those blogs with the starred out version.

mrgan:

The Panic Status Board - one of the things I've been working on lately. Read Cabel's writeup!

This is a thing of pure beauty. We're already seeing how we can do something similar at Ext.

I always wanted to build something similar for either koppeme.com or whatever company I was working for.

I love this job and this weather.

I try and try and try to like / use twitter, but every time I try to have a meaning full exchange my messages are too long by 10 characters. I then have to change all the ‘you’ to ‘u’, ‘are’ to ‘r’ and other 12 year old texting lingo. 140 characters was so they could be sent via text messages when text were limited to 160 characters. Do people still even have limits on text message length?

Why DRM Doesn't Work

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How to download an audiobook from the Cleveland public library

The Bank of America Plaza is a skyscraper located in Downtown Atlanta. Standing 1,023 ft (311.8 m), it ranks as the 36th tallest building in the world. It is also the tallest building in North America outside of Chicago and New York City, Georgia's tallest building, and the tallest building in any U.S. state capital. The Bank of America Plaza was the last American skyscraper built to be one of the ten tallest in the world (in the 14 years since its construction all new entries onto the top ten list have been in Asia).

Yay, Atlanta

It’s several weeks old, but thought I’d post it anyways

I’m starting a new project this week developing a mobile website for a client. This is is a collection of mobile web browsers that I will be useing for my testing.

Clockwise: Opera Mini v4, Blackberry 9700 (AT&T), Google Android (1.5), Apple iPhone, Fennec (mobile Firefox), and Opera Mini v5.

kylecooper:

lickystickypickyme:

Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings and Kris Kristofferson perform the Jimmy Webb song "Highwayman" live.

The suitably incredible business letterhead of Nikola Tesla, circa 1900. Inventions featured, clockwise from top-left: Oscillation Transformer, Telautomaton (wireless, remote-controlled devices; pictured is a remotely-operated boat, showcased in 1898), Steam & Gas Turbine, Induction Motor. Centre: Wardenclyffe Tower (never completed).

Nikola Tesla Company, c.1900 | Submitted by Gina

clientsfromhell:

From the perspective of being an in-house designer:

Boss: "We want to use the name Auburn as our mass market name, but spelled A U B E R N instead of the traditional."

Me: "Why the E?"

Boss: "If we spelled it with a U, we wouldn't be able to sell our products in the south because of those people's hatred and rivalry with Auburn University."

Me: "You are kidding right?"

Boss: "No."

How can anyone hate Auburn?

Vote with your wallet!