Posts tagged linkage

Vestivus — a blog celebrating the humble sweatervest

Hope you’ll check out my newest venture — we’ve already been noticed by a style blog! Feature coming soon.

Droool. The Kabash Mod Vintage Typewriter Store has beautiful, beautiful restored, modded typewriters. Of course, there’s no way I can afford one of these. Click the pic to check out the store.

Droool. The Kabash Mod Vintage Typewriter Store has beautiful, beautiful restored, modded typewriters. Of course, there’s no way I can afford one of these. Click the pic to check out the store.

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Check out this kid’s reaction to when he learns that (SPOILER ALERT) Darth Vader is Luke’s father. I imagine mine was very similar, back 20-some years ago.

Two great things meet: Sharon, Lois & Bram’s Elephant Show, and pencils. Click the pic to see this Etsy page.

Two great things meet: Sharon, Lois & Bram’s Elephant Show, and pencils. Click the pic to see this Etsy page.

Finally, FINALLY just installed the Missing e extension for my Tumblr browsing.

This would be worth it even if it just opened Dashboard links in a new tab. But it does so much more, too!

The Quest for Zest made a beautiful, informative video on how to make coffee, in the inverted style with your Aeropress. And they feature some great music by local Fort Wayne treasure Metavari.

You go on with your bad self, Wikipedia.

Boing Boing

The happiest penguin EVER! So adorable.

Make your midcentury holiday a bright an zombie-free celebration, with these helpful home tips for entertaining and preventing an undead invasion.

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The Internet Problem: when an abundance of choice becomes an issue

by Cory Doctorow

My internet problem is the one so many of us struggle with: how do you choose when the constraints of geography, income and circumstance disappear? What goes in a playlist when all the music ever recorded is one click away? Which experts’ thought processes should you tap into when tens of millions of them are on Twitter? How do you choose a book from the millions that you can discover with a Google Books search?

Another great article by one of my internet heroes.

Guardian