Well done, Netherlands.  http://www.apple.com/euro/itunes/charts/top10albums.html … /s

1000 Webseiten!!!einself!! RT @carta_ #Drosselkom: Alles wird gut. bandbreiten.jpg
Found at  http://bit.ly/14xd2Xt  pic.twitter.com/WLpGdqCoPH

Since we're clarifying the pronunciation of file formats:-
JPG – Jaypeg
PNG – Pea-en-Jee (like Leigh-on-sea)
PSD – Pissed
PDF – Pedophile

Thanks to @bradfitz @lisaphillips @dormando & so many others for memcached, without which the modern social web wouldn't run.

Whenever I hear about a rock star being devoutly Christian I’m like, damn, is no one teaching these young people about Satan?

Wow, Flickr must really be back if "Thomas Hawk" is out there writing stupid critical blog posts about it.

what I love most about infinite scroll is that it prevents me from getting to the help forum link to type "this is an outgrage!"

True to Tumblr style, Marissa Mayer used @ollymoss's "Now Panic and Freak Out" image without credit or permission.  https://twitter.com/ollymoss/status/336506342615433218 …

Does closing your 1.1b acquisition post with profanity somehow assure users you’re still cool, haven’t sold out, and aren’t “the man”?

Finally figured out what Accenture do. It’s Yahoo Answers for corporations. “How do I _____?” billed at enterprise rates.

"I love Yahoo. I hope Tumblr doesn't ruin it."

I wish someone would acqui-hire hysterically blind internet outrage.

Who else is curious to learn what Hitler has to say about the Tumblr acquisition?

Medium is not the new Tumblr, it's a joke site that translates blog posts into "NPR Voice"

If a tiny fraction of founders who sold their communities to a BigCo that killed them had chosen Metafilter's model, we'd have kept so much.

None of the teen contestants had ever heard of me.

The East India Company was a true pioneer of native advertising.

The best part of Facebook Comments is that, years after commenting, it always shows your current job title.  http://cl.ly/image/0l0M3p051Q0R …

At what point will Google deprecate IMAP access for Gmail, I wonder? From the best motives, of course.

Larry Page, Google IO: we want IM to be more interoperable.

Google IM team: we're dropping the XMPP IM standard.