Monday, 3 March 2008
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How to read the New Yorker in 10 Easy Steps. Much-needed advice on how to keep up. [via grow-a-brain]
(Some) Computer Technicians Are Creepy. Leon Bambrick, author of TimeSnapper, a logging program, discovers what's been happening on his computer while it's in the shop. Yikes.
On the crossword. Michael Covarrubias on linguistic tactics for solving crosswords.
Algebra, Geometry, Functions: At 38, Taking the SAT Is Tough. How do you think you'd score on the SAT today, 20 (or 30, or 35) years later? This is sort of topical for us at home, coz we've been looking at GRE study materials. The math stuff has long since evaporated, and a surprising amount of the English seems more ambiguous and open to interpretation than it did in (ahem) 1978.
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roundup, readings, technology, language
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