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forjosh: (via How commercial airplanes SHOULD be laid out – The Oatmeal)

forjosh: (via How commercial airplanes SHOULD be laid out - The Oatmeal)

G+ cheat sheet

G+ cheat sheet

justinbee:

Facebook provides each user with a unique email that they can use to update their Facebook with. This way you can email a status update, picture, etc. without needing to access the site or the app, plus it works with any email address. We can use that email address to cross post from Google+,…

But Seriously…: How to Update Facebook From Google+ (Without Using an Extension)

pewinternet:

Over at the e-patients.net blog, Susannah Fox asks: If 16% of internet users say they have looked for information about immunizations or vaccinations online, what are they finding in those searches? How do they judge the quality of information they find? More broadly, does the benefit of greater access to information outweigh the costs?

“Information spreads like wildfire, right or wrong”

good: Americans continue to have no idea how much government welfare they’re actually getting:  We s

good: Americans continue to have no idea how much government welfare they’re actually getting: We s

whateveryousaysuperman: wow, i never thought of that…

whateveryousaysuperman: wow, i never thought of that…

for Hallie

for Hallie

word austinkleon: My friend Matt Diffee’s Texas Monthly comic, “Rattled!” is very funny. (Oddly enou

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austinkleon:

My friend Matt Diffee’s Texas Monthly comic, “Rattled!” is very funny. (Oddly enough, I had a dream about a rattlesnake last night…)

man, this is totally my life… chibird: Actually had this idea in my head since last summer, bu

man, this is totally my life…

chibird:

Actually had this idea in my head since last summer, but added the last panel in now for kicks. ;D I have terrible allergies, and that’s supposed to be my laptop. XD Really happy with the way it turned out. >u<

Trying not to count how many times a day I say, “The printers are under the printer sign,

Trying not to count how many times a day I say, “The printers are under the printer sign,” while pointing to the bright red sign labeled PRINTERS.