Somebody at The New Yorker calls office junk (the kind you save until you toss because you’re moving) “accretions of intention.” Same goes for open tabs. So here are my closed ones, accreted now on a blog rather than in my tabs or my brain:
Triangulation 186 | TWiT.TV Recorded yesterday. Good one.
Why grudges don’t work
The address book we need today — Medium
Olympic bid has Boston asking: ‘Huh? What inferiority complex?’ – Metro – The Boston Globe
Copywrong
Ready for What’s Next? Envision a Future Where Your Personal Information Is Digital Currency | WIRED
“Long live the open Internet”: Cluetrain authors offer an updated guide to the Web | BetaBoston
Cluetrain: The listicle.
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