Daily Links for 29 December 2011

We're doomed! Look at this picture: the Iranian Navy is led by Marko Ramius! http://t.co/fjDzOjCy

— Andrew Exum (@ExumAM) December 29, 2011

That WOULD inject much-needed gravitas. RT @JonahNRO: Wait, what if we declared the rest of the GOP race had to be a musical?

— Julian Sanchez (@normative) December 29, 2011

#SOPA sponsor Lamar Smith, 2006: "I urge my colleagues to reject government regulation of the Internet." http://t.co/mysdP8Xs

— Julian Sanchez (@normative) December 29, 2011

"Today in 1934, an essential tool for mixologists preparing chilled New Year's libations was patented. pic.twitter.com/ywAVUSS9" @ghelleks

— Mark Bohannon (@MarkBoTech) December 29, 2011

SCAP/TNC > Protecting Computers at Start-Up: New NIST Guidelines: http://t.co/6cHtShN1 via @AddThis

— c3i (@c3isecurity) December 29, 2011

Why we shouldn't let Google claim their private services are public spaces. http://t.co/bM6cTPjp < Eager for counterarguments.

— Gunnar Hellekson (@ghelleks) December 30, 2011

The Librarian – 1.75 oz. cognac, .5 oz. cherry wine, .5 oz. vermouth, peychaud bitters; mix, strain; garnish cherry http://t.co/63xXsoiv

— Justin Grimes (@justgrimes) December 30, 2011