Times presents news feeds in a visual newspaper format that is always up to date with news from the sources you want.

A personal policy that all email responses regardless of recipient or subject will be five sentences or less. It’s that simple.

Now make Google Voice available outside the US ok?

"Which companies need to have a hacker-centric culture? Any company that needs to have good software."

The whisky social network, Connosr is a vibrant community for whisky lovers.

One of the funniest things I have ever read. "This site is dedicated to all the hardworking people who have either been scammed or annoyed by a Nigerian 419 Scam Artist. Oh, and relax, it's all in good fun."

All plants want is a little water, a little sun, and a little company. And in return they’ll grow and change and reward you occasionally with explosions of beauty.

"I long have been fascinated by the extraordinary achievement from the ex-Paypal team and wonder about the reasons behind their success."

"They revolutionized the on-line porn fruition. They’re among the most visited sites in the whole web. A growing phenomenon that’s called Social Porn."

Nice JavaScript found on TechCrunch that lets you learn what is being copied off your site and how to leverage this behavior into more traffic, higher search rank and more.

This insane montage of (nearly) every instance of "What?" from the LOST series started me thinking about this genre of video meme, where some obsessive-compulsive superfan collects every phrase/action/cliche from an episode (or entire series) of their favorite show/film/game into a single massive video montage.

Creepy. Robots.

"One of the main reasons "Arrested" was so beloved by some but alienating to most was that it required active viewing. They were going to take their 22 minutes and pack them so full of jokes, allusions, references and callbacks that you couldn't afford to blink. I'd say you have to watch each episode at least three times before you feel like you've finally caught everything — and even then, if you check out "Arrested" websites or boards you'll see people pointing out jokes that flew past you."

Tweets… Just like those replacement buttons you keep in a box at the bottom of your cupboard, just in case you ever need them.

"Facebook's contention was robots.txt had no legal force and they could sue anyone for accessing their site even if they scrupulously obeyed the instructions it contained. The only legal way to access any web site with a crawler was to obtain prior written permission. Obviously this isn't the way the web has worked for the last 16 years since robots.txt was introduced, but my lawyer advised me that it had never been tested in court, and the legal costs alone of being a test case would bankrupt me."