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Things I’ve Learned Recently
The return of Gobbledygook.
Guest Proposition: Target:_blank
In which an FI community member asks for your opinion on a site-usability topic.
Spring Has Sprung
Welcome to FI3, the first custom-made design for Fluid Imagination.
Readers Take Control!
In which I just about bust a nut over Arc90’s experimental tool, “Readability.”
But the question is: Will we all drown?
In which I link to Facebook’s rather interesting explanation of the updates you’ll see in 2009
The Future of the Book
From James Gleick’s How to Publish Without Perishing: “One could imagine the book, venerable as it is, just vanishing into the ether. It melts into all the other information species searchable through Google’s most democratic of engines: the Web pages, the blogs, the organs of printed and broadcast news, the general chatter. (Thanks for everything, [...]
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From Ars Technica’s Federal lawsuits take on the humble hyperlink: “R.E.M. once sang about ‘the end of the world as we know it,’ but Michael Stipe & Co. never suspected that the brat-loving, cheese-eating, grain-growing Midwest might be the source of the world-ending scourge. But a pair of recent federal court cases coming from Wisconsin [...]
I refute your central point, fuck face.
From Paul Graham’s How to Disagree: “If we’re all going to be disagreeing more, we should be careful to do it well. What does it mean to disagree well? Most readers can tell the difference between mere name-calling and a carefully reasoned refutation, but I think it would help to put names on the intermediate [...]
Why White People Like ‘Stuff White People Like’
From The New Republic’s Why White People Like ‘Stuff White People Like’: “Because if there’s one thing white people really like, it’s pretending to poke fun at themselves while actually being allowed to feel superior.”
