Happy 15th, "weblog"

Web 3.0 is going to be about filtering Web 2.0

Balloonboy's dad surely knew all along he couldn't be onboard (so for the dad it was just a pr stunt)

I do a ton of faving on Twitter and Flickr and I wish it led to smart suggestions of who shares my tastes

Recently discovered @hotdogsladies babypic: http://bit.ly/wPw6r

"The market can remain irrational for longer than you can remain solvent" --JohnMaynardKeynes via SamSmith

Remember when half the memes on the Net passed thru me? #1998

 http://vinepeek.com/  is totally addictive

Maybe the most hopeful thing about the Net is that we're finding communities where we feel we fit better and better

Joyce was challenging us to sort out the universal semantics manifested locally in our individual lives

"Cartesian coordinates are a hack which make most of 3space's fundamental properties appear to be spooky coincidences" http://bit.ly/DcV8z

14th anniversary of the blog

#scifipremise You see a number on everyone's forehead that represents how many generations back you share an ancestor

Is it just me, or has the Internet generally lost the knack for rising cream to the top?

How many of Adler's 103 Great Ideas could you have used to tag the great ideas in your tweets? http://www.thegreatideas.org/syntopicon.html

Yay @poeks made her faves-counter into a web-app: http://www.twitterbelle.com/

Nature seems to maximise variety, in weather, river meanders, and celebrity gossip...

"if you're not finding a dozen tweets a day worth Favoriting... you're doing it wrong" http://tinyurl.com/csfykg

Twitter's two cultures: Retweeters vs Favrders: http://tinyurl.com/bqlpz7

My ideal weblog-twitter would allow, beyond 140 chars: a link url, an image url, a source-credit, a pullquote, and a comment