Here are the articles or web sites that I’ve found this week and linked to on my Delicious Bookmarks:

• How Facebook Hacked The NASDAQ Button | TechCrunch
  starred items / from Waxy.org Links http://www.waxy.org/links/
• 14 Photographs That Shatter Your Image of Famous People | Cracked.com
  Surprising images of famous people – often before they were famous
• Firefox’s New "Reset" Feature Troubleshoots Problems Without Losing All Your Data
  Firefox Beta has a ‘reset’ feature that sets it back to factory defaults whilst retaining your personal data
• http://gu.com/p/37jnz/tw
  Dolphin-safe tuna labels banned by WTO after their market fundamentalism trumped sanity. http://t.co/XEbnnhL1 via @doug_parr
• m.guardian.co.uk
• “@” attacks | budgie’s perch
• In Memoriam: Our Favorite Apps and Services That Have Gone Belly Up (and Their Replacements)
  Alternatives to apps and services that are dead or on the way out
• What can you pay for with 1p and 2p coins? Not an £800 tax bill … | Money | The Guardian
  Under the Coinage Act 1971, 1p and 2p coins are only legal tender for transactions under 20p
• Can London Afford the $14.5 Billion Price Tag of the Summer 2012 Olympic Games? | Culture | Vanity Fair
  Interesting Vanity fair piece about this year’s Olympics
• Windows malware: are you safer today than you were 10 years ago? | ZDNet
  A look back at 10 years of malware on Windows
• BBC News – The Cold War rival to Eurovision
  During the 1970s, there was a soviet rival to the Eurovision Song Contest, called Intervision
• The Floppy Disk means Save, and 14 other old people Icons that don’t make sense anymore – Scott Hanselman
  Why is the ‘save’ icon a floppy disk, when most PCs no longer have a disk drive? And other outdated metaphors
• http://elektronista.dk/kommentar/dresscode-blue-tie-and-male/
  http://t.co/vX8NqAGH Dell holds in-house event where moderator celebrates absence of women from IT – sounds like a huge fail
• On Diaspora’s Social Network, You Own Your Data – Businessweek
  Remember the buzz around Diaspora? It should publicly launch later this year

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