Wasn’t in nice of Luke Haines to share these Black Box Recorder videos with us?
Wasn’t in nice of Luke Haines to share these Black Box Recorder videos with us?
How do you make valuable products when the price of a copy is nearly free? Kevin Kelly has eight proposals:
Dating myself with the title there. Here are some hilarious posters given by budding scientists. You have to start somewhere. I’m curious about “Garlic: The Silent Killer.”
The Big Picture has a hilarious quote from Art Laffer (yes, that Laffer) about the tax rebate. Ironically, he doesn’t like it.
90 Day Jane almost stayed alive long enough to get some serious media attention. The smart money was on it being a hoax, which of course, it most likely was. Now somebody is trying to hack her traffic and install some spyware on unsuspecting passersby. Some people are concerned about the possibility of a “suicide contagion,” which could take hold regardless of whether Jane’s blog was real or fake.
“I feel the tide of history turning against Smooth Jazz like it did against Disco.” Smooth is over reports WFMU.
Why airlines are running precarious close to the limits of runway capacity and why it matters, from an ex-FAA Air Traffic Controller.
A beguiling post about Talk Talk’s “I Believe in You.”
Mark Hollis doesn’t like the video, but I don’t think it’s half-bad: