Links for 05-07-2006
Green roofs, Digg scamming, the tenth dimension, the Long Tail…
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Worldchanging.com wonders why there aren’t more ‘green roofs’ around the world. It’s an archive post, but still a winner.
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2 – GOING LONGArticle at the New Yorker that also supports my post from yesterday about the ‘long tail’ of books. Via Deep Genre.
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A war journo at DefenseTech thinks a conflict with Iran is a bad move, if only because it might involve biting offr more than the US can chew at the moment.
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A blogger explains how he ‘milked’ Digg for a major spike in traffic. Meme engineering in action; fascinating stuff.
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Visual guide to grokking multiple dimensions; a bit of a head twist. But worth it, despite the unfeasably long load times for the flash segments. Set aside a half hour; you have been warned. Via Metafilter.
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The Guardian reports over fresh moves to wrest control of the ‘net from Icann, at least in the UK.
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Does what it says on the tin.
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In a synchronous happenstance, Chris ‘Long Tail’ Anderson posts music indusrty figures that back up my post from yesterday.
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Ooooh! Looks fun, if a little rough-and-ready so far. Early days though – this has been a good year for 3D display technologies so far.
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Does what it says on the tin. Crafty idea, though; gotta give ‘em credit for that.
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Good thing too; I’m itching for a jaunt in space, and having to fly half way round the planet before being able to leave it just strikes me as wasteful, not to mention ecologically unsound…;)
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What a relief – and what a lovely 4th of July present for our American colleagues. Happy holidays, guys.
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