Awesome: Photo of the sun’s path over the course of a year.

Not awesome: Video Professor. Nice job calling it like it is, Mike Arrington. (“When you’re 80 and look back at what you’ve done with your life, is this really what you want to have spent your time doing?”) And it’s been slashdotted.

Awesome if it works: Is this the fix for Left4Dead2′s crash-to-desktop problem?

[LATER THAT DAY: Nope. It definitely isn't. Sigh.]

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Sam Bayard of the Berkman Center’s Citizen Media Law Center has posted an explanation of the legal issues around TechCrunch posting some of the content of the email stolen from Twitter’s founders background.

It seems different to me than when people posted internal messages from Diebold, because there was a clear public interest in the reliability of voting machines. I’m trying to bracket out the sense that Twitter is one of us, but I’m failing. The whole thing makes me feel icky.

Tags: twitter techcrunch diebold privacy media

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