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  1. Watching a guy remove the spinal cord from a sea otter. Totally serious! Whoa!
  2. I'm pretty sure I've had Ethical Orientations like this at every large company I've worked for: http://bit.ly/clKFQ
  3. Maybe this is an opportunity to do the "Chase me on Twitter" button featured in an old post on Pretend Office.
  4. Are there any good conventions for a "Follow us on Twitter" button or badge?
  5. @kevinmarks That's pathetic. My current unread is 54,154.
  6. Lovely video showing a guy designing his slides for a conference in timelapse: http://bit.ly/cQQoq
  7. Ouch, tickets back to the UK for my parent's thirtieth wedding anniversary just set me back $1500.
  8. @ryancarson Yes! That would be lovely! I'm in London briefly in August, if you're around at all...
  9. Very much like the Carsonified redesign. Took me a second to grok. Also really like their commitment to four day weeks! http://bit.ly/r1Uap
  10. Probably one of my favourite people on Twitter is @BrentSpiner who seems to be using it to document his acceptance into the Singularity.
  11. Finishing off a phone call and plotting my next moves.
  12. Tonight I played Commodore 64 games I haven't played since I was about thirteen. They were awesome.
  13. @rabble How does this stuff work? If I got one, would it have specific parts it would be impossible to replace in the US if bits got nicked?
  14. God, an extra 1Gb of RAM in my work computer has made me so happy I could explode. It's like someone has stopped kicking me in the head.
  15. I would really like to get the Skeppshult Men's Nature bike, but it seems to cost a fortune in the US: http://bit.ly/eI7q1
  16. @megp Gah. That sounds awful. What's the reasoning there? The Guardian hates freedom!?
  17. @BenWard Because other people in the org need to be able to edit and shift stuff too.
  18. @zephoria But yeah - there definitely appears to be an underlying biological substrate to fairness, emotion. Anthropology points to it too.
  19. @j3r3myjf The export to ppt is only pretty good in my experience, meaning it won't work quite as you expected. Very annoying.
  20. @zephoria To the question of cultural variation, clearly the answer is yes. Variations in capital punishment alone would point to that.