Google researcher Paul Adams posted a thoughtful presentation critiquing how social networking sites currently model relationships and groups. Executive-summary-summary: poorly.

The KALE Blog. Ideal for the health-conscious troll.

Readability is a script/bookmark that cleans up online content. It’s very convenient if you regularly read blocks of text online. I’ve been using it for a few months now, and I’ll testify that it makes reading on a screen much more pleasant.

EDIT: Added link. Hurr, durr.

A new feature of Wikipedia allows users to compile articles into books, arrange them, and have them printed, bound, and shipped. This video demonstrates.

Selleck Waterfall Sandwich exemplifies the kind of surreal and hyper-focused content I’ve come to expect from tumblr blogs.

There are a bunch of blogs like this. It’s as if the people creating them passed through that stage of ironic, postmodern self-commentary and just started writing haikus about Godzilla because it’s intrinsically an awesome thing to do. I feel like there should be some cultural-theoretical term for this kind of content (“ADD-fuel” doesn’t count).

I’m not very good at drawing, so I started a draw-something-every-day-until-I-get-better blog. It’s pretty new, but it’s got a few doodles and wallpapers.

Social theorist Jürgen Habermas is on Twitter. I think he’s still getting used to the format.

Edit: Nope, fake. Lame. Real Jürgen Habermas should get an account.

Lack the drive to even come up with resolutions, let alone complete them? Try this beautifully-designed resolution generator!

Designer/blogger Tina Roth Eisenberg (alias swissmiss) recently posted about her recently-completed web-based to-do list manager, TeuxDeux. Perfectly minimal – it’s my new home page.