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X.com has a new URL, but you can learn more about how your privacy settings remain unchanged. via brainpicker

A video on One Thing To See claims to show a man dodging a car that crashed into him on the sidewalk. The post's author suggests the man has the "greatest reflexes in the world."

BoingBoing.net shares a collection of articles today with a variety of themes. via Boing Boing

Aaron Cohen suggests Apple avoids achieving a monopoly by maintaining high prices and limited supply to control its market share. via kottke.org

The Daily Beast encountered a 404 error for this Facebook CEO content, but you can return to their homepage using the provided link. via The Daily Beast

Information Architects created a visualization mapping the 140 most influential Twitter users in 2010, with Barack Obama, Lady Gaga, CNN Breaking News, Taylor Swift, and Pete Cashmore as the top five. via flowingdata.

The "masthead" or "about us" page for Talking Points Memo lists the names and titles of the website's staff.

Learn more about the subscription options available from the Financial Times, including Trial, Premium Digital, and Print. via The source of this content is the Financial Times.

The Daily Beast encountered a 404 error while attempting to access content indicating the specific page couldn't be found. via The Daily Beast

Tyler Cowen shares a Buzzfeed article featuring sixteen unique items sold at Chinese Walmarts, including crocodiles, turtles, and pig faces. via The source of this content is Marginal Revolution.

Tyler Cowen links to a piece on economist Scott Sumner, along with links about the intelligence of athletes, the economics of malware, Lady Gaga, and a book review. via Marginal REVOLUTION

Panera Bread opened a pay-what-you-can cafe in St. Louis with hopes to expand the model. via kottke.org