links for 2009-09-30

• Толстовки
  (tags: stuffiwant stuff clothing)
• Cooking Hacks: Have Healthier, More Efficient Meals
  (tags: health food lifehacks cooking)
• The Freak Revolution Manifesto
  (tags: writing community philosophy reading lifehack organization manifesto)

Carl Sagans’ Cosmos Autotuned (featuring Stephen Hawking) = WIN

via dangerousminds.net

OK, that is pretty awesome stuff.

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Strike of Kharkiv electric transport to last for one day (maybe more than one day)

A strike by the MiskElectroTrans Company, as a result of which no trolleybuses and trams operated today in Kharkiv, is a one-day action that could be stepped up in the near future, union officials have said.

via kyivpost.com

Saw it yesterday – it was nuts. Rumor is that it is continuing today.

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links for 2009-09-28

• Hacker News | Good bank account for a startup?
  (tags: business banking startup bank law money)

links for 2009-09-27

• Luca Bolognese's WebLog : Becoming really rich with C#
  (tags: programming article economics finance money investing math trading csharp c#)
• The Way I Work: Marc Lore of Diapers.com
  (tags: business web inspiration entrepreneurship management shop day schedule diy gtd)

Caterina.net: Working hard is overrated

Much more important than working hard is knowing how to find the right thing to work on. Paying attention to what is going on in the world. Seeing patterns. Seeing things as they are rather than how you want them to be. Being able to read what people want. Putting yourself in the right place where information is flowing freely and interesting new juxtapositions can be seen. But you can save yourself a lot of time by working on the right thing.

via caterina.net

Word. Work softly and carry a big bag of tricks.

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No Signal (and other cellular drama)

via youtube.com

Cheeky sunday fun!

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links for 2009-09-26

• A new security paradigm is needed to protect critical US energy infrastructure from cyberwarfare | Foreign Policy Journal
  (tags: fpj cyberwar security energy usa politics)

How did Russians get so good at chess?

Because the Soviets subsidized the game. Chess has long been popular in Russia—Czar Ivan IV is thought to have died while playing a match in 1584. After the Bolsheviks took power in 1917, it became a national pastime.

via slate.com

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drugoi: «Шаг вперед и две назад»

via drugoi.livejournal.com

the title, translated from Russian: “One step forward, two steps back”

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