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@ I don't doubt it. It's awesome. No shift in presentation, though? I mean, you read poetry to programmers now. Always?
about 6 hours ago
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Jon Stewart vs. the Archivists "A masters degree in Archives Management—what does that even even mean?"
about 8 hours ago
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If called as a reference for a Grateful Dead Archivist applicant, is it okay to lie about employee's drug use—in the other direction?
about 8 hours ago
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I hereby admit to mining @'s blog for LCSHs.
about 16 hours ago
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"Young adult services librarians" So many ways to parse that subject heading! Is it a headline?
about 16 hours ago
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LCSH's we miss: "Cookery (Earthworms)." It's now Cooking (Earthworms), which reduces the silliness factor by 10%.
about 16 hours ago
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@ Come back!
about 17 hours ago
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Fixed Tintins links. It is
about 17 hours ago
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@ No, sorry, that was the development server. Fixed the link. It is
about 17 hours ago
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Most popular Tintins on LibraryThing — Popularity and quality almost inverse. Anyway, Ottokar should be #2.
about 17 hours ago
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@ With all I've got on my plate, I suggest you change the title to add three period... :)
about 17 hours ago
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@ I can believe that it went into memory correctly, and into the database it somehow got stripped of UTF8-ness.
about 17 hours ago
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"Language is a Map" Is it just me, or is @ coming more and more off the rails, in a very cool way?
about 17 hours ago
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@ Did you try to end your title with an elipsis, "Read, then pondered…"?
about 17 hours ago
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@ You're trying to get us to RT that, I know.
6:51 AM Nov 11th
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@ Cheers to a rare local follower. Looked at your site. Neat designs you make. :)
5:42 AM Nov 11th
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@ Something very unsatisfying about "I'm Alex," "I'm Alpha." You've been out-cooled.
5:04 AM Nov 11th
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@ Good. I thought it might be involuntary eye twitching, which, as you said, wouldn't be attractive! :)
5:03 AM Nov 11th
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@ Tell me you didn't swap Twitter names... ;)
11:24 PM Nov 10th
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Wow. Just wow! I wish there was a way I could tweet and, like sealed papers at the Library of Congress, it wouldn't be public for 100 years.
11:13 PM Nov 10th
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- Name Tim Spalding
- Location Portland, Maine
- Web http://www.librar...
- Bio Founder of LibraryThing.com.
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