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Powerline: what really happened at Fukushima. "From this natural disaster, we can learn that properly built nuclear plants can withstand powerful earthquakes and tsunamis. But backup cooling systems and any on-site cooling pools must be protected from any after effects of an earthquake."
Dave Winer: What Twitter and the NYT have in common. As a student of both, he has standing to comment: "Neither company has a way to sustain itself financially... Funny thing is, they're like ships passing in the night. Each is the solution to the others' problem." Another thing they have in common: they should both listen to Dave :)
And today's big news? AT&T are buying T-Mobile, consolidating the GSM-based carriers in the US. Om Malik says everybody loses. We'll see if it actually happens.
Onward, into a far-from-lazy week! See you soon... 
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Hey y'all; not only a lazy Sunday, but a stormy one too; it rained all day here, seriously, and blew like crap all day too. Wow, haven't seen a gale like this for a while. Ran to the store, had to park carefully to avoid fallen and about-to-be-fallen trees, ran into the store (was soaked thoroughly), and then backed my car into the store to load it. Started a trend, too. (Ever wonder why supermarkets have double doors - now you know.) Anyway ... also got in a little work on my new project, and re-watched The Social Network, 
I'm going to say, I think maybe Facebook is the best thing ever on the 'net; I used to think Amazon, and then eBay, and then Google, and PayPal was in there too, but Facebook is awesome. 
