“Where’s that yellow brick road
when you need it, eh, Dorothy?”

• Twitter status

  via: www.twitter.com
• via: www.lokeshdhakar.com ☆
• via: www.vendorclientvideo.com ☆
• via: www.thebadchemicals.com ☆
• via: www.boston.com ☆
• via: channelate.com ☆
• via: bodnar.deviantart.com ☆
• via: awesomerandomness.tumblr.com ☆
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• via: www.b3ta.com ☆
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• via: channelate.com ☆

• “DHH is taking notes, presumably.”

  via: www.37signals.com ☆
• via: bigeyedeer.wordpress.com ☆

• “The first completely irrational, highly unlikely theory about how Google indexes Facebook Usernames is emitted from the ass-end of the SEO industry.”

  via: www.dashes.com ☆
• via: www.b3ta.com ☆

• “Ask yourself what would make you happier: 1. Getting a cheap greeting card or, 2. Calling someone a trout-faced bastard under your breath.”

  via: dilbert.com ☆
• via: whatconsumesme.com ☆
• via: buttersafe.com ☆

• “Excellence is not born of compromise. Excellence is not the result of capitulation. Instead, excellence is the product of clear vision, superior insight, and flawless execution.”

  via: www.andyrutledge.com ☆
• via: www.swiss-miss.com ☆
• via: ihasahotdog.com ☆
• via: www.b3ta.com ☆
• via: www.geekculture.com ☆
• via: xkcd.com ☆
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• via: roflrazzi.com ☆
• via: dilbert.com ☆
• via: www.flickr.com ☆
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• via: graphjam.com ☆
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• via: ffffound.com ☆

• “Ugly nationalist politics are popular all over the world. Just like Pringles.”

  via: www.guardian.co.uk ☆
• via: icanhascheezburger.com ☆
• via: cuteoverload.com ☆
• via: www.collegehumor.com ☆
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• via: icanhascheezburger.com ☆

• “Thinking that you know what's wrong with everything requires significant impulse control if you want to avoid pissing off everyone you meet.”

  via: arstechnica.com ☆
• via: questionablecontent.net ☆

• “Total mindfuck," said Haegan. "The kicker was when we handed out comment cards asking how we could improve our service. That's when most of them just gave up.”

  via: www.headlineshirts.net ☆
• via: xkcd.com ☆
• via: ihasahotdog.com ☆
• via: www.flickr.com ☆

• “The world of management theorists remains exempt from accountability. ... Consultants monitored the progress of former clients about as diligently as they checked up on ex-spouses (of which there were many). ”

  via: www.theatlantic.com ☆

• “Goal setting has been treated like an over-the-counter medication when it should really be treated with more care, as a prescription-strength medication.”

  via: www.boston.com ☆
• via: punditkitchen.com ☆
• via: www.youtube.com ☆
• via: buttersafe.com ☆
• via: dilbert.com ☆

• “We want those things we find pleasing to succeed. We’re more tolerant of problems with things that we find attractive.”

  via: www.alistapart.com ☆
• via: www.boston.com ☆
• via: xkcd.com ☆

• “Working remotely isn’t a privilege; it’s work. And it’s the same work we’re all doing back at the mothership.”

  via: www.randsinrepose.com ☆
• via: www.thedailyshow.com ☆
• via: xkcd.com ☆
• via: punditkitchen.com ☆

• “The dreaded groupthink has produced some of history's worst ideas. (See Bay of Pigs, bundled mortgages, “Mission Accomplished,” New Coke.)”

  via: www.time.com ☆
• via: www.b3ta.com ☆
• via: www.geekculture.com ☆
• via: www.flickr.com ☆

• “They’ve dropped the leash and the dogs are running wild. Now they’re sitting around with their arms folded. “They’ll be back when they realize they need us.”

  via: powazek.com ☆
• via: www.youtube.com ☆

• “These ardent defenders of the status quo were not engineers — they were the business. Their goal was not to build something great, but to make a profit.”

  via: www.randsinrepose.com ☆
• via: xkcd.com ☆
• via: www.youtube.com ☆
• via: dilbert.com ☆
• via: buttersafe.com ☆
• via: www.b3ta.com ☆
• via: www.flickr.com ☆
• via: www.flickr.com ☆
• via: www.flickr.com ☆
• via: xkcd.com ☆
• via: www.b3ta.com ☆

• “It's simply that stupidity more often takes the form of having few ideas than wrong ones.”

  via: www.paulgraham.com ☆
• via: questionablecontent.net ☆
• via: www.flickr.com ☆

• “Look, Mike, you can do a lot of things, but you’re not going to tell me when to go to the ranch. I’m 70 years old and I figure that ranch is going to add some years onto my life, and I’m going to enjoy it.”

  via: 100days.blogs.nytimes.com ☆
• via: www.flickr.com ☆

• “If you give a programmer a problem with parameters, they’ll apply every bit of genius they have to solve it in the best possible way. If you tell them how to do it, you’ll suffer the wrath of an angry God.”

  via: powazek.com ☆
• via: www.flickr.com ☆

• “FUCKING 8 CORNER RESIZING BULLSHIT THAT HAS ABSOLUTELY NO PLACE IN MY OPERATING SYSTEM WHAT SO EVER”

  via: adobegripes.tumblr.com ☆

• “I'm not here to enter into a relationship. I just want to buy something.”

  via: www.uie.com ☆
• via: dilbert.com ☆

• “It’s time to translate and to teach what you’re good at to those who you work with, and that starts by trusting them to do that which you previously only asked of yourself.”

  via: www.randsinrepose.com ☆

• “I have a theory that the truth is never told during the nine-to-five hours,” Hunter S. Thompson wrote. I suggest a corollary: that the truth often resists being written down or transmitted over a wire, and will only be told to your face.

  via: daringfireball.net ☆

• “5 Time management tricks I learned from years of hating Tim Ferriss”

  via: blog.penelopetrunk.com ☆
• via: www.boston.com ☆
• via: www.boston.com ☆
• via: www.flickr.com ☆
• via: digitaljournalist.org ☆
• via: www.b3ta.com ☆
• via: www.b3ta.com ☆
• via: xkcd.com ☆

• “In 90 per cent of the research ... working in an open-plan office was seen as negative ... causing high levels of stress, conflict, high blood pressure, and a high staff turnover.”

  via: www.news.com.au ☆

• “Nostalgia becomes the only bulwark against change.”

  via: www.cjr.org ☆
• via: xkcd.com ☆

Naquadah: David Moss’s linklog | Archive: 2009, 2008 | All images and quotes above are someone else’s property.