16
Aug 11

Linkwad.

  1. Citing the $2.5B breakup fee, this guy doesn’t believe Google’s buying Motorola for “defensive patents.” Very intriguing arguments, although I have no real way to evaluate them. Via @TimOReilly.
  2. Ma Bell’s plan for AT&T-Mo LTE.
  3. Serious Eats visits, enjoys Attman’s. FWIW, though, Baltimore no longer has a “corned beef row”–it’s basically just Attman’s and Lenny’s.
  4. The BART cell-phone shutdown might be a harbinger of things to come in the US.
09
Aug 11

Linkwad.

  1. Designing things to fail better.
  2. A torture lawsuit against Donald Rumsfeld will go forward. Who knows if this will ultimately accomplish anything–I wouldn’t be at all surprised to see it reach the Supreme Court (which most likely means it’ll die there).
  3. Edgar Allen Poe house museum is in trouble.
  4. Leftover carnitas + the first NFL preseason games = pulled pork empanadas.
04
Aug 11

Linkwad.

  1. ESPN to counter some of their football coverage’s reigning idiocy with a smarter QB stat.
  2. A profile of Gramercy Tavern and Shake Shack’s Danny Meyer.
  3. China’s escapades in government hacking.
  4. A new cheap, fast HIV test.
01
Jul 11

Linkwad.

  1. Normally, the “drink whenever the NYT uses the word ‘perineum’” game is pretty dull. Not this time! More seriously, I’ve been looking for a more junk-friendly seat, so recommendations are welcome.
  2. This “best beers of 2011″ list rates a lot of Sierra Nevadas suspiciously high, but seems otherwise on point. Relatedly, wine delivery is now legal in Maryland.
  3. Hitting back at Jay Maisel, in the best possible way. Via @AnilDash.
29
Jun 11

Linkwad.

  1. Google+ unveiled, has long-denied Circles feature, which Facebook should absolutely steal immediately.
  2. Google also built a nifty Flash-to-HTML5 tool.
  3. Farhad Manjoo’s argument for a cheaper iPhone only briefly addresses the fact that you can get a cheaper, slower iPhone–the 3GS–for $50. That said, it’s an interesting idea.
  4. Do you know what’s in your highly-processed food [Update: link fixed]? Apparently, I do not (2/11).
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