Twitter-arkiv November 2010

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2010-11-29

Watching an interview with Ayaan Hirsi Ali about her book Nomad: http://bit.ly/gBaFcX

2010-11-27

(The last place will be newspapers who copy their international news from The Economist.)

2010-11-27

I like the Economist app. But still suspect that if something interesting happens, Economist is the second-to-last place I’ll hear about it.

2010-11-27

@folkekrav @hjorthen Bruker ikke Chrome, men du kunne jo legge inn et bokmerke til Google Reader ;)

2010-11-27

@Hjorthen Ja er det noen som leser blogger annet enn gjennom RSS lenger? Design, linker, alt unntatt innleggene blir litt bortkastet.

2010-11-27

Selective fanaticism: If experience makes you more moderate in all things, you’re learning the wrong lesson http://bit.ly/guivzZ

2010-11-26

@tsolsnes Synes heller Aftenposten tar litt vel mange gylne middelveier.

2010-11-26

Blar gjennom Aftenposten på toget til Halden. Nope, fremdeles ikke verdt prisen.

2010-11-26

@truha Hvis du stiller det spørsmålet i kommentarfeltet på innlegget blir det lettere å utdype!

2010-11-25

@truha Det jeg tenker på er slurv, hvor man knapt har gjort noe for å kontrollere saken. Som i klagen jeg linket til.

2010-11-25

@truha Det er greit å skrive noe som er feil, så lenge journalisten har gjort et ærlig forsøk på å sikre at det var riktig.

2010-11-24

Bloggplakat er teit, men jeg lurer også på hva poenget med pressens egne etiske retningslinjer er: http://bit.ly/flSZeD

2010-11-24

Watching Milton Friedman’s 1980 series Free to Choose. It’s like a half-implemented blueprint for the last 30 years.

2010-11-20

@rabiatius @janomdahl Enig - leser gjerne avisa på iPhone. Det er jo bare tekst.

2010-11-20

@janomdahl Jeg er villig til å betale for digitale nyheter. Men de norske er ikke gode nok til å være verdt papirprisen.

2010-11-19

Asle Toje snakker om kulturkamp på norsk: http://bit.ly/bIc3cs

2010-11-15

Enough mucking about - time to launch the 1950’s movies marathon: http://bit.ly/duv3Zn Part 1 of .. hundreds?!

2010-11-14

Watching Freak Like Me, a BBC docu about people’s obsessive habits. I have many. Trying to acquire them, one by one.

2010-11-14

I keep imagining a Goblins soundtrack to The Walking Dead. That’s probably a good thing.

2010-11-13

I’ve posted a review of William Patterson’s biography of Robert Heinlein: http://bit.ly/90ZlXQ

2010-11-10

The opposite of future-shock: Stumbling into some blog, and it turns out it’s Frederik Pohl’s online memoirs. http://bit.ly/cDmYCd

2010-11-10

The central - and potentially tragic- fact of software: Anything that is possible, will be made, just because it’s fun. http://bit.ly/adDZNX

2010-11-10

Jøss, verden er større enn Norge og USA: Minerva har artikkel om indisk delstatspolitikk. Applaus. http://bit.ly/aLasyv

2010-11-09

I’ve posted a review of Sanctuary, a delightfully stupid Scooby gang show about CGI monsters: http://bit.ly/a03Kzr

2010-11-08

Norman Doidge talks about neuroplasticity, ie. “use it or lose it”: http://bit.ly/bO09NX

2010-11-08

Thanks to hours and hours of Mythbusters, I’m now disappointed by how cheap and fake movie-style explosions look.

2010-11-07

RT @McDougallSophia: In which I defend your right to wear goggles, corsets and top hats! http://sophiamcdougall.livejournal.com/8450.htm

2010-11-07

@PalHivand Takker!

2010-11-07

Neal Stephenson talks about science fiction as a literary genre: http://bit.ly/cypDbJ

2010-11-07

“The moral legacy of Western civilization” - a harmless phrase that explodes like a grenade when you think about it: http://bit.ly/auGoW0

2010-11-06

Diana Wynne Jones on writing for children vs writing for adults: http://bit.ly/93Khln

2010-11-06

My take on the steampunk politics debate: http://bit.ly/cGgKfV

2010-11-06

Et av mine mange ankepunkter mot Battlestar Galactica er at den tiltrekker seg akademikere: http://bit.ly/9rrwOo

2010-11-06

Det er litt søtt hvordan digi.no forsøker å fornorske IT-språket. Friprog. Kyberangrep. Kyberforsvar.

2010-11-04

We need to have the courage to say: Here’s how your brain works. The rest is up to you. http://bit.ly/9AQeB5

2010-11-04

“Nudge” psychology is just authoritarianism in prettier clothes: http://bit.ly/9AQeB5

2010-11-04

Ken Kosta talks about the knowledge long and wisdom short society: http://bit.ly/anyir3

2010-11-04

It’s a good thing Jack the Ripper stopped Nikola Tesla from creating an army of electric (but non-sparkly) vampires. #sanctuaryplots

2010-11-03

All the folding men are addicted to gold, and that’s why Keyser Soze killed the flying gangster?! #sanctuaryplots

2010-11-02

It’s okay to try to change people, but only by giving them a better sense of their own choices, not tricking them into making “right” ones.

2010-11-02

Brendan O’Neill on “nudge” psychology, the latest attempt to mold you into a better person: http://bit.ly/adx8te

2010-11-01

.. and several of the main characters are human dinosaurs or something?! #sanctuary

2010-11-01

This #sanctuary series is big and stupid and .. I’m kind of intrigued. They just had a giant god-spider flooding Mumbai.

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