3. designismymuse:

    CALIFORNIA ROLL HOUSE BY CHRISTOPHER DANIEL [via design-milk]

    I know you’ve seen this house a million times in the past few days/weeks but I wanted to take the chance to show the interior spaces which are quite phenomenal and futuristic.

    Surely amazing concept house.

  4. content creators have been happily coexisting with piracy all this time, and I’m certainly one of them. Make good stuff, then make it easy for people to buy it. There’s your anti-piracy plan. The big content companies are TERRIBLE at doing both of these things, so it’s no wonder they’re not doing so well in the current environment

    — Jonathan Coulton

  5. We should delight in the stand we’ve taken in favor of things like, say, notifications, and trials, and proof before censoring someone, but we should get ready to do it again next year, and the year after that. The risk now is not that SOPA will pass. The risk is that we’ll think we’ve won. We haven’t; they’ll be back. Get ready to have this fight again.

    — Pick up the pitchforks: David Pogue underestimates Hollywood « Clay Shirky

  6. sunfoundation: Independent Spending Totals Since the start of the presidential campaign, independent groups have spent at least $29.7 million asking voters to elect or defeat candidates through television advertisements and other means. The most active groups have been “super PACs,” which can raise unlimited money from individuals, corporations and labor unions. Although these groups cannot legally be tied to a candidate, several of the most-active ones are run or advised by former associates or campaign staff; those are noted below with the picture of the candidate. Disgusted.

    sunfoundation:

    Independent Spending Totals

    Since the start of the presidential campaign, independent groups have spent at least $29.7 million asking voters to elect or defeat candidates through television advertisements and other means. The most active groups have been “super PACs,” which can raise unlimited money from individuals, corporations and labor unions. Although these groups cannot legally be tied to a candidate, several of the most-active ones are run or advised by former associates or campaign staff; those are noted below with the picture of the candidate.

    Disgusted.

  7. Apple, America and a Squeezed Middle Class - NYTimes.com →

    A great read on Apple’s manufacturing process and the dynamics of globalized workforces.

  10. NounProject →

    This is an awesome set of pictograms :)