Some link salad, because I care.

• Presenting the newest American hobby sensation: Cornhole. Yeah, I'm twelve.


• Kindle 2's functionality predicted by H.G. Wells, Robert Heinlein, Stanislaw Lem, and Philip K. Dick. In case, you know, you didn't realize that these guys were geniuses.


• Salon.com's Gary Kamiya, on the death of the news. The irony of an Op-Ed piece complaining about the decline in impartial journalism is not lost on me, but Kamiya makes some interesting--if occasionally obvious or inflammatory--points about the new style of data processing taking over the world. Almost makes me want to buy a New York Times subscription...


• The McNuggetini. I have seen the End Times...


• The world's smallest writing. And what does it say? "S.U.", for "Stanford University". Well, at least we didn't get vain or anything...