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Unblogged Bits for Friday, 13 March 2009

Links that caught my eye, but did not warrant full-blown blog entries …

  • Gibbous Europa
    Gorgeous. Or terrifying. Or both. Vaguely Lovecraftean, both in look and in post title.
  • LotRO Book 7: Leaves of Lorien arrives in North America Tuesday March 17
    Ooooh … purty … While I didn’t find the gameplay “enough fun,” the LotRO folks have created a beautiful instantiation of Tolkien’s Middle Earth, and it keeps getting better.
  • Queryfail! – kt literary
    The money quote: “If you are under the impression that once a book is out, all you get is an unceasing volley of praise… unthink this thought, because it is a wrong thought.” Preach it, sister. Amen.
  • Only portrait of Shakespeare found
    Cool.
  • Grown-up Calvin and Hobbes
    Interesting conceptually, though nothing can replace the Real Thing.
  • Harry Beck Paris Metro map
    I love the London Underground maps — but reading the reasons behind (until recently) failed attempts to implement a similar scheme for Paris is a fascinating dive into user interface issues.
  • The Kindness of Strangers
    Pragmatism, altruism, and security, all wrapped up in one package/post. Cool.
  • Infection Spreads in Indiana
    I suspect that most people will (foolishly) choose cheaper bacon until they know someone who’s been affected by this. Tragically enough.
  • Perverse Security Incentives
    People suck at risk analysis, but risk (and reward) analysis is at the heart of most policy decisions that are made.
  • Going John Galt: The Video!
    I certainly encourage people to act out their convictions — but, honestly, this “Going Galt” thing smacks (as being implemented) of a lot more posturing than substance.
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