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Swing bed.
Current status.
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SecondLife Didn’t Fail
But Rosedale argued hard — and pretty convincingly — that SecondLife was a success. SecondLife has 1 million active users. That’s almost the exact same number it had at the peak when everyone was going ape-shit about it — when it was on the cover of BusinessWeek as the next big thing, when staid companies like … Continue reading SecondLife Didn’t Fail
Popular culture is complicated.
On several occasions, Celebrity Jeopardy! sketches have been referenced during actual episodes of Jeopardy! In the May 19, 1999 Celebrity Jeopardy! episode, the Jeopardy! round featured the category "'S' Words", and the Double Jeopardy! round featured "Swords" in the same column (Connery misread "'S' words" as "Swords"). During the September 5, 2001 episode, the Double … Continue reading Popular culture is complicated.
Holden Caufield
I'm taken with the image of an alienated 14 year-old scrawling this on park benches all over the city. [via merlin.]
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Manlio Reina
lovelyydarkanddeep: Manlio Reina
a technology job is no excuse 