False Equivalency (Matt) Bai the Mainstream Mediamajority.fm Need a helping of false equivalence? Call Matt Bai! There will be ninety-seven shiploads of stupid written in the next three days about the sad events of yesterday, but this lede from the Dean of Both Sides Are Just As Bad™ journalism will take a back seat to none of it. via bjkeefe.blogspot.com
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How to add the paper.li "Publish It" bookmarklet to Firefox(There is no sound. Sorry, or you're welcome, depending. ;)) More info here: blog.paper.li Thanks to Screencast (Screenr.com) for the cool free recording tool.
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Google+ bug report: Links that get disabledA Screenr.com screencast demonstrating a bug in Google+: links get disabled on my G+ posts page. Probably best to view it full screen. Bug details below. I use Blogger's Share function to cause my blog posts to appear on my Google+ posts page. Beginning yesterday, I noticed that the post titles, which are supposed to be permalinks back to blog posts, are no longer links. More precisely, the titles are links for a moment, as the page is loading, and then they fade to gray and stop being hyperlinks. This happens with Chrome and Firefox on a machine running WinXP, and with Firefox on WinVista. But that's not the weird part. The weird part is that it only happens when I'm logged in to my Google account. First, I'll visit my Google+ posts page while logged in and show that the titles are momentarily links. (I'll middle-click one of them, which will cause it to open in a new tab.) Second, I'll log out of Google and then revisit my Google+ page, and show how the titles remain links. My Google+ posts page is at gplus.to The full URL: plus.google.com Higher res version: www.screenr.com
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