Matt Alldian

The Daily Beast reporters discuss cops seizing computers. via The Daily Beast

Iceland's troublesome volcano is erupting again, creating stunning visuals alongside the Northern Lights but causing continued air travel disruptions. via The Daily Mail Online

New E Ink technologies offer higher contrast, smoother animations, and even a near-indestructible display for textbooks. via The Red Ferret Journal

The Daily Beast encountered a 404 error, indicating their specific page couldn't be found. via The Daily Beast

Slashdot shares a comment from a user discussing the balancing act between performance and convention when working with foreign codebases.

This Marginal Revolution blog post from April 26, 2010, shares a variety of links on topics like Indonesian law, the financial crisis, and a David Cronenberg movie.

Longform.org is a suggested source for finding in-depth articles on the web. via kottke.org

This blog has moved permanently to a new home at http://www.iguessimfloating.net. via The source of this content is "This Blog".

This blog post revisits F.A. Hayek's 1974 Nobel Prize lecture on the failures of economic stimulus measures to control employment. via ThinkMarkets

Jason Kottke shares a slow-motion video of the Apollo 11 launch, captured from a camera near the engines. via kottke.org

WIRED explores recent articles covering AI, the metaverse, and early Amazon Prime Day deals, alongside interviews and cultural reviews.

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Stanford economist Paul Romer discusses his idea for "charter cities" to alleviate poverty on a 2010 episode of EconTalk. via EconTalk