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La review de Gruber del iPhone 4 →

Con comentarios sobre el cambio de la fuente del sistema, de Helvetica a Helvetica Neue, incluidos…

Jun 30

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Jun 30

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Jun 29

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Si no has visto The Wire, no pacto. →

Artículo del NYT sobre el nuevo alcalde de Reykjavik. A polar bear display for the zoo. Free towels at public swimming pools. A “drug-free Parliament by 2020.”Iceland’s Best Party, founded in December by a comedian, Jon Gnarr, to satirize his country’s political system, ran a campaign that was one big joke. Or was it. Last month, in the depressed aftermath of the country’s financial collapse,...

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“In most elevators, at least in any built or installed since the early nineties,...”

– Nick Paumgarten: Up and Then Down. (Told you so, everyone who has tried to convince me that our elevators’ door-close buttons did anything.) (via marco) Más de una vez lo he pensado…

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Dan Ariely sobre trabajo, incentivos y resultados Como todo lo que hace este hombre, provocador e interesantísimo

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“The views expressed on Kung Fu Grippe are those of its author and may always...”

– Merlin Mann, en kung fu grippe · The Claimer

Jun 18

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Jun 18

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Un análisis bien hecho de las selecciones del... →

Mira que me dije que evitaría el fútbol, pero con cosas como este análisis de Alemania: One of the great things about sports is how they can serve to eliminate or at least undermine national or ethnic stereotypes, but sometimes Germans come along, play with the cold mechanical efficiency of a Mercedes engine, and then sports don’t do that. O este de Costa de Marfil: It’s trendy to root for...

Jun 18