The latest in the field of fart sciences! [1] Going to add that I speak fluent herring to my cv stat.
Category: On the Web
Canadian Legal
Not all legal opinions are dry and boring. For example this opinion [1] issued in re a neighborhood civil case gone wild. Sure, it’s still pretty dry, but for a legal document this is frickin’ nuts.
[1] http://www.canlii.org/en/on/onsc/doc/2014/2014onsc3061/2014onsc3061.html
Better than this
The Five Stages of Inebriation [1] as photographed by Charles Percy Pickering.
I’m better than that.
Except, maybe, on St. Patrick’s Day.
[1] http://www.retronaut.com/2014/03/the-five-stages-of-inebriation-by-charles-percy-pickering/
Skeeters
Random cool thing found on the Internet: Emerging Mosquito Photography [1]
Missed connections
I really like this. If Craigslist could make this an actual sub-site I would be an avid contributor.
Missed Connections for A-holes [1].
[1] http://www.newyorker.com/online/blogs/shouts/2014/05/missed-connections-for-a-holes.html
Here’s a little rant
At turns comforting and horrifying: Programming Sucks [1]
Historical record
It was nearly a decade ago when I first watched Pure Pwnage [1]. Weird because in today’s planning meeting I was reaching for a jokey reference during a conversation about how a co-worker’s gamer skills are now as to compared with his skills in the Atari 2600 era. I asked if he had uber micro these days. And then I remembered where I heard that. And then I had to see if that was still around. And then I shared links.
Reminiscing on the intertubes. pwning n00bs for nearly a decade. Wow.
And then, gratuitously: BOOM! HEADSHOT!
[1] http://www.purepwnage.com/original_series/video/life-pro-gamer
Randtopia!
Persistent
So yesterday wasn’t good enough? Sheesh…
Homonken
Is it the case that the high volume of Web searches for “Windows Installer [additional tokens here]” I’ve made in the past week or so have led to the massive spike in email spam trying to sell window replacements and installations?
Because, if so, I’m a little creeped out by that. I’m also more than a little chagrined that those algorithms aren’t able to distinguish between tokens that are spelled the same but have very different meanings.