• A 60 km stretch of German autobahn is shut down for a festival. Party on! http://bit.ly/d5bqsC #
• Indestructible soccer ball never needs pumping, withstands broken glass, sharp rocks. Buy 1, 1 gets donated. http://bit.ly/cJwOal #
• Just saw Tron for 1st time, to prepare for sequel in Dec. Trailers look awesome: http://youtu.be/e1dHhktFLPs http://youtu.be/L9szn1QQfas #
• @mcollins Not quite right, I *had* never seen Tron. I didn't admit it until it was no longer true. in reply to mcollins #
• Recent conversation topics in my office include QBasic, Logo, and Tron. Massive geek nostalgia. #
• At Computer History Museum to watch Mark Zuckerberg. #chm #
• Zuckerberg: the future of Facebook isn't its web site, it's the platform. #chm #net40 #thefacebookeffect #
• Zuckerberg: Facebook has 400 engineers are writing code for 500 million users #chm #net40 #thefacebookeffect #
• Zuckerberg: Facebook isn't leading in only a few countries: Brazil, Russia, Japan, South Korea, China #
• Zuckerberg: Facebook isn't leading in only a few countries: Brazil, Russia, Japan, South Korea, China #chm #net40 #thefacebookeffect #
• Taking a sneak peek of Computer History Museum's new exhibit opening in January. #chm #
• Same here RT @landay: Me too RT @jeffbigham AT&T just sent me an email inviting me to visit their newly remodeled store in Niles, MI — #
• @HCIR_GeneG Not sure, but Facebook now has 500 million users, around half logging in everyday. in reply to HCIR_GeneG #
• Former exec of Nokia says it relies too much on contextual design — relevant for evolutionary products, not blue sky. http://bit.ly/aSjl1V #
• Tron fun fact: "Alan," Tron's programmer played by Bruce Boxleitner, was named after Alan Kay. #
• Record store owner with no pro training in sound engineering restores recordings of the cantor Yossele Rossenblatt. http://nyti.ms/ct6yps #

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• Going to a World Cup party today where we're watching it delayed by 1.5 hours, so I'm going to stop reading news and Twitter now. #
• @HCIR_GeneG Sorry I don't. Perhaps @MartiHearst does. in reply to HCIR_GeneG #
• Back on Twitter. Congrats Spain! That really went down to the wire. Glad they didn't have to resort to penalty kicks. #
• Tony Hsieh, @zappos CEO, at Google. Takes money that would go to marketing and spends it on customer experience instead, who spread the word #
• Tony Hsieh @zappos: company culture #1 priority. Everything else, like the best customer experience, follows. #
• Tony Hsieh @zappos: it doesn't matter what your core values are, as long as you commit to them (eg hire and fire because of them) #
• Tony Hsieh @zappos: a fridge repair company adopted same commitment to core values; employees and customers are happier, profits are up #
• @tessalau @landay I've taken the SIM card from my iPhone and put it into my unlocked Nexus One, and it works with no problem. in reply to tessalau #
• Congrats, Julia! RT @jewelia: it's official; i'm giving a keynote at the web 2.0 expo on NYC on 9/28: http://bit.ly/d1tq6Z #w2e #
• @tessalau Bravo, Tessa! in reply to tessalau #
• Didn't think Inception would be my type of movie, but I just watched it and was impressed! I could see watching it again. #

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• Darryl Cunningham is a cartoonist that, among other topics, debunks pseudo-science such as homeopathy: http://bit.ly/dD0dhO #
• Fake is a new browser for Mac that allows users to create Automator-like workflows to script repetitive tasks. http://fakeapp.com/ #
• Los Altos High senior athletes of the year are going to Caltech and MIT. Impressive! http://bit.ly/dnubms http://bit.ly/d9tFvh #
• @manukumar Stanford has limits from the county on how much square footage their buildings can occupy. Fewer bookshelves -> more labs. in reply to manukumar #
• High rates of infectious diseases in an area may cause lower average intelligence. http://bit.ly/bXOWW8 /via @landay #
• @HCIR_GeneG When I first saw your tweet, I read it as "Facebook UX, an apology" in reply to HCIR_GeneG #
• Confirming the exact location where the web was invented: http://bit.ly/bykpdP #
• Folks at Mozilla are working on a new systems programming language, Rust. Very much in progress. http://wiki.github.com/graydon/rust/ #
• Non-programmers are coming up with ideas for iPhone apps and then hiring programmers to implement them. LA Times: http://bit.ly/ds9G2Z #
• @rashmi The new iPhone isn't heavier than the older ones. Does it feel denser? in reply to rashmi #
• CSU East Bay students build a virtual Route 66 simulator within a real 1969 Beetle. http://bit.ly/94y7mF #route66 #
• Know the signs of drowning: it's nothing like "drowning" on TV. http://bit.ly/benZfX #

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• @davidsinger The GFCI switch in my circuit breaker kept randomly switching off after I got a smart meter. PG&E swapped it out, problem gone. in reply to davidsinger #
• Why Andreessen Horowitz prefer founding CEOs: http://bhorowitz.com/2010/04/28/why-we-prefer-founding-ceos/ #
• What's your college degree worth? According to PayScale, Caltech is ranked #2 Berkeley #16 (highest public school). http://bit.ly/c9eihB #
• Middle school math whizzes help Obama find the foci of the Oval Office. Hard to imagine another president doing this. http://bit.ly/9z7M3T #
• @landay Tim O'Reilly's Froyo on Nexus One is now fine. He was updating on EDGE instead of Wi-Fi. http://bit.ly/dbcrSd in reply to landay #
• @landay No he shouldn't. But his phone wasn't permanently taken out either. in reply to landay #
• A slide in a subway station! Why didn't I think of that? http://youtu.be/W4o0ZVeixYU #
• California's first freeway, the Pasadena Fwy, reverts to its original name: the Arroyo Seco Parkway. http://bit.ly/by2Gky #
• Now this is my type of book – the history of the Boston Post Road (now part of US 1). WSJ review: http://bit.ly/99yEA7 #

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