Four short links: 13 May 2009
by Nat Torkington | @gnat | comments: 0
- How NPR Tweets Topical Archive Material (Nieman Lab) -- NPR Twitter bot that tweets relevant links to archived NPR material based on what people are currently seaching for. What an elegant way to inform online discussion, it's like a heads-up display providing context for what you're currently talking about! The article talks about when it doesn't succeed as well as when it does. (via Evolving Newsroom)
- COMP 8440: Intro to Open Source -- Andrew Tridgell taught a 15-lecture class on open source at Australian National University. It's a comprehensive bootcamp, right up there with Producing OSS. (via fmarier on Twitter)
- DIY Broadband (ArsTechnica) -- Norwegian ISP offers cheaper rates if you dig your own fibre tunnels. (via dsearls on Twitter)
- Arduino Simple Walker -- a how-to on building a simple two-servo Arduino walker with body and legs made on demand by Ponoko. Apparently it's great for kids, too. (via makezine)

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