• Satunnaisia lahjoja asiakkaalle = uskollisempi asiakas (Consumed) –
• Shoptalk: Polaroid’s Quirky Films (Lens Blog) –
• Seitsemän neuvoa kriisialueella työskentelevälle sotavalokuvaajalle (Lens) –
• Ed Kashin triptyykkikirja esitellään videossa –
• Robottipingviinejä (YT) – no siis miksei

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• Jonah Lehrer: Don’t! The secret of self-control (The New Yorker) –
• Stephen Colbert oli Newsweekin päätoimittajana yhden numeron verran – I know what you're thinking: "Isn't the Iraq War over?" That's what I thought, too. I hadn't seen it in the media for a while, and when I don't see something, I assume it's vanished forever, like in that terrifying game peekaboo. We stopped seeing much coverage of the Iraq War back in September when the economy tanked, and I just figured the insurgents were wiped out because they were heavily invested in Lehman Brothers.
• Q&A With the Author of The Wikipedia Revolution – kiinnostavia huomioita mm. eri maiden Wikipedioiden kulttuurieroista, käyttäjämäärien kehityksestä
• Deadline – Post-It stop motion animation –
• Miltä rahat näyttävät? –

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• Pelasta 3 lähikauppaa ostamalla jokaisesta 50 eurolla – The 3/50 Project
• Plastic Flashback: A visual history of the credit card –
• Visualizing Sufjan Stevens's Illinoise –
• Nieman Reports 2009: Iran – Can its stories be told? – Journalists still push against boundaries of what Iran permits to tell what is happening there. Doing so invites the tactics of intimidation, threats and interrogations and the risk of imprisonment, banishment, torture and, in some cases, death. A reporter who has been imprisoned and is writing without a byline says: “It is undecided life, with the risks taken being unpredictable, since its press law is open to interpretation. Punishment for breaking the law depends on many things, too, including who you are and what your job is.” Another reporter sent us an e-mail to explain why words intended for our pages would not be on them: “If it was a better time, I would have done it. I am under a lot of psychological pressure, and I am trying not to let it affect my work. My neighbors keep getting calls from security officials who tell them that I am involved in drug smuggling. I am assuming that they want to intimidate me with embarrassing charges before the election.”
• Metallica Setlist Hartwall Arena, Helsinki, Finland 2009 – setlist.fm on kiintoisan oloinen palvelu

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• WordPress Plugin: WP Clickmap –
• Army of Darkness -sarjis Ash saves Obama – melkoinen crossover
• Unko-san, an anime about a brown turd-shaped fairy is a hit with Japanese girls (video) – tuota… joo…
• PgcEdit – the Swiss Army knife of dvd editing (Win/Linux/OSX) – pitää korjata yhden leffan väärä kuvasuhde, jospa tämä riittäs
• Miten paljon mainostuloja eri selainten käyttäjät toivat? – via http://twitter.com/Teemu/status/2193232921
• Research shows that more stuff doesn’t lead to more happiness. Why are humans driven to endlessly acquire? – In Spent, University of New Mexico evolutionary psychologist Geoffrey Miller contends that marketing—the jet fuel of unrestrained consumerism—“is the most dominant force in human culture,” and thus the most powerful shaper of life on Earth. Using vivid, evocative language, Miller suggests that consumerism is the sea of modern life and we are the plankton—helplessly tumbled and swirled by forces we can feel but not understand. Miller aims to penetrate to the evolutionary wellsprings of consumerist mania, and to show how it is possible to live lives that are more sustainable, more sane, and more satisfying.

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• Teknologian vaikutuksesta kieleen (n+1) –
• Why Donald Duck is the Jerry Lewis of Germany (WSJ) – “Donald is so popular because almost everyone can identify with him,” says Christian Pfeiler, president of D.O.N.A.L.D. “He has strengths and weaknesses, he lacks polish but is also very cultured and well-read.” But much of the appeal of the hapless, happy-go-lucky duck lies in the translations. Donald quotes from German literature, speaks in grammatically complex sentences and is prone to philosophical musings, while the stories often take a more political tone than their American counterparts.
• Ufo-uskon kehitys 1900-luvulla –
• Is Condé Nast's Si Newhouse the Last Old-Media Tycoon? (New York) – amerikkalaisen aikakauslehtimaailman ystäville
• Ainoaksi jääneitä tweettauksia (Slate) – Which got us to thinking—there must be a legion of Twitterers out there who sign up, tweet once, and never return.

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• Grey hat SEO: making your subscriber-only content visible to Google –
• National UFO Reporting Center Web Reports –
• The $14 Video Camera Stabilizer (pdf) – tää on se perusohje
• Mix Your Own PBS Podcast – varastakaa tää idae Ylelle niinku about nyt
• NY Timesin valokuvaajien Q&A-sarja blogissa, ekana aiheena tanssi – ei niinkään tää merkintä vaan formaatti

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• Designing physical embodiments for virtual content –
• Thomas Edison: Boxing cats (video, 1894) –
• idGettr – Find your Flickr ID –
• Kanye pani näemmä Love Lockdownin raidat erillisinä mp3sina nettiin – siitä vaan remixaamaan
• In praise of Autotune – hyvä blogi Heinilla muutenkin
• Fix aspect ratio of YouTube videos – toimii sitten vain omille videoille

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• The 99 Most Popular Songs on Twitter Right Now – c/o WeAreHunted.com
• Wall Street Journal kertoo, miksi suosituimmat jutut -listat on dorkia – These online rankings are public, creating a positive-feedback loop. The more popular something becomes, even if just from a random burst of interest, the more likely it is to grow ever more popular. And that has troubling implications about the effects of all sorts of popularity rankings, from bestseller charts to election polls. Frequently, popularity rankings speak less to the merits of what's being observed and more to the fact that crowds are observing it. In other words, peer pressure.
• Jesus killed Mohammed: The crusade for a Christian military (Harper's) – When Barack Obama moved into the Oval Office in January, he inherited a military not just drained by a two-front war overseas but fighting a third battle on the home front, a subtle civil war over its own soul. On one side are the majority of military personnel, professionals who regardless of their faith or lack thereof simply want to get their jobs done; on the other is a small but powerful movement of Christian soldiers concentrated in the officer corps.
• Ian Poolin valokuvia supersankareista arkiaskareissa –
• Yhden palstan leiska on parempi kuin kolmen palstan – Although a 1-Column layout is a simpler design that requires more scrolling, and in generally took more time to review, the Eye Tracking study indicates that this is a much more effective layout for accurately accomplishing the key networking goals of scanning a list from which to select people, or, by extension, make a selection.

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• Vaalimaatti 2009 – puolueiden yleis- ja vaaliohjelmat
• In Defense of Distraction (NY Mag) – Twitter, Adderall, lifehacking, mindful jogging, power browsing, Obama’s BlackBerry, and the benefits of overstimulation.
• Widelux-kuvia arkansasilaisesta vankilaelämästä 1970-luvulta –
• Improve Mac OS X performance under load by disabling spindump –
• Spoiler Alert! Solving the Hidden Metapuzzle in Wired’s May Issue – on ne melkoisia epeleitä

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• Belarussian special forces soldiers break flaming bricks with their foreheads in Minsk during the country's annual military expo and arms fair –
• The BBC has become a victim of its own incredible success – The more visible and influential it becomes, the more it is dragged into highly charged national debates about culture, language and acceptable levels of taste and decency in Britain. The Sachsgate affair last October caused a firestorm, and illustrated how swiftly the Corporation can be drawn into these rows over morality and culture. It has left many within the BBC complaining of a "culture of fear" that suppresses innovation and creativity.
• UK Magazine covers from 25 years ago –
• Lens on NY Timesin uusi kuvajournalismiblogi –
• If there’s a sudden cyberattack on the U.S. Navy, Jim Granger could be among the first to know since it’s his job to keep watch –

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