Greg Palmer

• The Establishment Rethinks Globalization - CommonDreams.org
  The implication is this: If nothing changes in how globalization currently works, Americans will be increasingly exposed to downward pressure on incomes and living standards.
  (tags: economics government politics)
• Watching the War and Acknowledging the Dead - New York Times
  The wars in Iraq and Afghanistan are the first with significant United States military casualties to take place in the Internet age.
  (tags: iraq war)
• Download of the Day: BackityMac (Mac) - Lifehacker
  (tags: todo mac osx software)
• Eric’s Archived Thoughts: Reworked Reset
  I’d like to test this out on a few sites and see how it stacks up to the Yahoo! reset.css I currently base my work on.
  (tags: todo css design webdev)
• Using Even New PCs Is Ruined by a Tangle Of Trial Programs, Ads– Personal Technology from The Wall Street Journal.
  One of the many annoyances of buying a Windows PC.
  (tags: advertising software technology windows)
• FT.com / Comment & analysis / Comment - America’s ‘Seinfeld’ strategy in Iraq
  “Who are you, George Costanza?â€? the lady asks. Replies George: “I’m the opposite of every guy you’ve ever met.â€? The Iraq policy pursued by the Bush administration satisfies the Costanza criterion…
  (tags: politics iraq)
• Dodgeball founders leave Google and that leaves Dodgeball probably dead…. (kottke.org)
  This is disappointing…
  (tags: google webdev internet technology mobile)
• Please Register Your Link Intent with the Google Borg
  Yes, this is now getting more than a bit ridiculous.
  (tags: google search webdev)
• Justin Timberlake - Culture - Hollywood - Idea Lab - New York Times
  I like this idea of “cumulative advantage.”
  (tags: business culture)

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