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This 2009 blog post reviews the stop-motion animated film "Fantastic Mr. Fox," directed by Wes Anderson. via kottke.org

Super slow motion video reveals water drops bouncing in unexpected ways when falling into a puddle.

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Jason Kottke shares a video from Newsweek that recaps highlights from the 2000s, which was part of Newsweek’s larger 2010 project. He also links to a couple of classic "Wassup!" Budweiser commercials.

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Chrysler abandons its electric vehicle program after accepting bailout money. via Marginal Revolution.

Marginal Revolution discusses whether there is a drain on the economy due to the number of students attending college. via The source of this content is Marginal REVOLUTION.

Elizabeth Kolbert criticizes Levitt and Dubner's "SuperFreakonomics" and specifically calls out their chapter on geoengineering for misrepresenting facts. via kottke.org

Music streaming app Musi is suing Apple after being removed from the App Store, the Premier League is targeting IPTV pirates, Nintendo cracks down on Switch emulation, and Italy wants VPN providers to block piracy. via TorrentFreak.

A NASA FAQ addresses public concerns about the year 2012, debunking the "Nibiru cataclysm".

Music streaming app Musi is suing Apple after being removed from the App Store, the Premier League is targeting IPTV pirates, Nintendo cracks down on Switch emulation, and Italy wants VPN providers to block piracy. via TorrentFreak.

Headphones.com is a website that sells headphones and home audio equipment.

Alex Tabarrok of Marginal Revolution highlights an interactive graphic featured in the NYTimes that explores unemployment rates across various demographics. via The source of this content is Marginal Revolution.

TorrentFreak covers court decisions impacting piracy, like one against Serie A, and the effects of site blocking in Uruguay. via TorrentFreak