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andrewducker) wrote2012-02-04 11:00 am
andrewducker) wrote2012-02-04 11:00 am
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Interesting Links for 04-02-2012
- There's a "Right-wingers are less intelligent than left wingers" article in the Daily Mail. For once you _should_ read the comments!
- How Republican opposition derailed SOPA and Protect IP
- An interview with Nick Clegg
- Porn for Pregnant Ladies
- The first page of H.G. Wells’s version of Jeff Wayne’s War Of The Worlds
- A sudden realisation as to why the Republican party hate gay people.
- Darkness, a gorgeous, funny and thoughtful comic (done in 24 hours too!)
- Less than six months until the Europe IPV4 address pool runs out
- A patent attorney's guide to why Apple are in trouble in Germany
- Clearly we need new punctuation
- GMs dicuss what the nerdiest thing theyve ever written into a game design is.
- Ducker's 7th law - ask the hardest, nerdiest question you can think of and someone will instantly answer.
- Why You Won't Quit Your Job
I went through three different jobs where everyone complained, and eventually I left to get a better job, with people saying they'd be right behind me. A couple of years later I'd bump into someone and they were still in the job they hated, complaining all the time, and not doing anything about it.
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Here's a hard geeky question: http://james-nicoll.livejournal.com/3569008.html
What was that novel that featured the brawny normal humans rebelling against their brainy kids?
Slight clue-- it was probably written before the nineties.
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But, all jokes have been thought of by other people before. No joke is really original, because human behavior doesn't change much over time.
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