Via LaughingMeme.

I filled out the ‘thousand questions’ (really more like 60) at Find Your Spot.

And the results are:

1. Annapolis, Maryland
2. Gardnerville-Minden, Nevada
3. Grass Valley-Nevada City, California
4. Eureka Springs, Arkansas
5. Salisbury, Maryland
6. Newport, Rhode Island

How cool is it that I moved to #3 just about one year ago? I would say that I know what I like

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This is what you don’t learn in college, and is worth so much that you wonder why?

• Politics Oriented Software Development …Occasionally it may be in someone’s interest to build a successful project. Usually it’s more useful to sabotage it…
• On bullshit
• Office Politics

What have I missed? (No, BOFH and Dilbert don’t really count)

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Blame it on Simon.

1. Go to bloglines (don’t think you need to have an account).
2. Find your own blog on bloglines (if it’s not there you can sign up and add it I guess, if you don’t have a blog this one’s not for you).
3. Click related feeds (each time you click they may change slightly).
4. Post the top 5 (or more) on your blog.

Here it is:

1. Joel on Software (previously subscribed)
2. inessential.com (previously subscribed)
3. Wired News (previously subscribed, though not very interesting)
4. Surfin’ Safari (was subscribed on last reader)
5. Boing Boing
6. Daring Fireball (previously subscribed)
7. Simon Willison’s Weblog
8. ongoing (Tim Bray) (previously subscribed)
9. Engadget (previously subscribed)
10. Slashdot (previously subscribed, about to drop)
11. Google Weblog (previously subscribed)

Not terrible, but I obviously would have chosen a different set

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