When did you do your first google search? I wish I knew. As the internet gets older we're going to look back on it more. Since I send such a crazy amount of time online I look back and try and see where I fit in the history of the web. This great post at Wisdump about the The Ebb and Flow of Social Networking really got me thinking about where I fit in the flow.
I had fun going back and seeing when I joined different services that are significant on the web.
A movie I would actually watch: Facebook Off: A movie trailer from the creators of Face/Off and Facebook. (via Zach Klein)
Why can't television do college? I'd love to know the answer to that. Keri often complains there really isn't even a book market for books about college life. I'm starting to think an hour long drama from HBO or Showtime is needed to properly cover the complicated narrative that could evolve with so many students interacting with each other.
Kottke updated his links on his front page but only shows a random sampling of the whole list. Being the Warren Buffet rss subscriptions Kottke has doomed me to constantly refreshing his page in hopes of finding all the hidden ingredients of his website. How else will I find good rss feeds to invest my time in? (I'm loving this analogy!)
Where is the love Jason? Let us see all your links!
Stop telling me dented soda cans will give me Botulism. It's not going to happen:
In the United States an average of 110 cases of botulism are reported each year. Of these, approximately 25% are foodborne, 72% are infant botulism, and 3% are wound botulism. Outbreaks of foodborne botulism involving two or more persons occur during most years and usually are caused by eating contaminated home-canned foods. - (Via Wikipedia)
110 cases? 72% infants? That’s only like 27 adults. Or 1 out of every 11 million people (approx.)