Another Facebook redesign? I’m waiting for the pitchforks and mob. For some reason, there’s always a mob.
Someone came the door of the office and asked @amandabear if her parents were home. lolz.
RT @stacynsmith: Comcast has changed its name to Xfinity…gonna let this simmer and not make any snap judgements. http://bit.ly/ddbdp3
Whaaat? “The Smurfs got back at [Smurfette] by making her think that she had put on weight and was becoming fat” http://bit.ly/XkvsO
is there a simple tiled window manager? i like the idea of non-overlapping, but don’t want to learn crazy key combinations or config files.
RT @postsecret: Today’s Mail: “Ever since the tragedy in Haiti, I’ve donated $1,000 a day at AT&T stores using their display phones.”
Enjoyed @al3x’s blog on iPad, pondering the impact it could have on computing culture and creativity: http://al3x.net/2010/01/28/ipad.html
Do I still know people who work/school in N Philly or cc? I got a weird gap in my schedule on Wednesdays and Fridays from 10 until 12.
Today was my first day back in class. A few observations:
* Men do not know how to flush urinals. Why? Do they enjoy getting splashback from someone else’s urine? I do not approve.
* When I ordered hot chocolate from a vendor, I was asked if I wanted creme or sugar. I’m wondering if this is some sort of drone who is so used to serving coffee that those condiments were offered as a reflex or if this is a new trend. Do not want.
* I think they’ve finished all the construction projects that…
Also! I went to buy hot chocolate today and was asked if I wanted creme or sugar. What? Do people actually do that??
Dear Male Temple Students: Why do you fear flushing urinals when you are done using them? Y’all are gross.
Attempt 2 at seeing Sherlock Holmes starts in 25 minutes. We will be victorious.
Didn’t realize Philip Glass did music for Sesame Street. Makes sense now that I think about it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ch-R1aIM-C0
This breaks my brain a little. RT @elihorne: holy crap this is awesome: first person tetris - http://www.firstpersontetris.com/
RT @kyleburton: Using Fibonacci Numbers to Convert from Miles to Kilometers and Vice Versa http://bit.ly/7yu3nE
