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IN CARTOONS there is often a moment when a hapless character, having galloped over a cliff, is still unaware of the fact and hangs suspended in the air, legs pumping wildly, until realisation dawns, gravity intervenes and downfall ensues. Hillary Clinton’s campaign looks a bit like that this week. The Democrats | Almost there | Economist.com
Vanity Candidacy. For six million dollars, she’s bought herself a comforting, reassuring, Presidential Campaign-shaped object. But it’s not a viable product. It’s an engine for self-delusion. Andy Ihnatko’s Celestial Waste of Bandwidth (BETA) » Vanity Prez
I take a Zen approach to backup. At the end of a large project, (say, just before uploading a site), I delete all the files and change my name to Trudy. Rahul Gonsalves · 29 April 2008 at 11:04 PM, comment to Hivelogic - Regarding Backups

Rules for Business

  1. Always do what is right (as in righteousness, not correctness).
  2. Work hard.
  3. Don’t cheat.
  4. Don’t ever make decisions based on greed.
  5. Do your best work.
  6. Want your customers to be happy. Even if that means using a different service or product.
  7. Want your employees to be happy. Even if that means working somewhere else.
  8. Only hire the best.
  9. Your business partner(s) should not always think like you or agree with you.
  10. Encourage push-back.
  11. You will be misunderstood, get ready.
  12. You are not always right.
  13. A business that ruins your marriage is not worth having.
  14. If your work sucks, get better or change careers.
  15. Negative people and relationships will kill your passion and business.
  16. Be thankful for everything all the time, even when times suck.
  17. Your reputation is your first and last product.

Rules for Business — Less Everything Blog

From marco:

Drip coffee: You’re doing it all wrong. (thanks, jeremyk)

So the jury’s still out on what kind of campaign McCain runs. I hope my colleagues in the press will call him out everytime he succumbs to sludge tendencies. I certainly plan to do that. It’s a Mixed Bag, Josh - Swampland - TIME
Boards of Canada - Everything You Do is a Balloon (with footage from the 1963 bicycle safety film “One Got Fat”)
exploring  (via humachine)
exploring (via humachine)
Anti-Obama Ad, as Imagined by Slate.