Tumblel∞g: Archive

“« Nombre de diplômés de business schools se bricolent d’ailleurs des...”

– Le Figaro : « Faut-il avoir honte de sortir d’HEC ? »

Oct 18th

Mar 16th

New Math, by Craig Damrauer →

Ce Tumblog ne sortira probablement pas de sa léthargie, je ne savais juste pas où poster ce lien.

Feb 28th

Petite fluff entre amis (Vive France) →

Feb 3rd

Where is Your Username Registered →

Jan 31st

Tracking US Airways Flight 1549 →

Jan 24th

Jan 7th

JPG Magazine Archives Available for Free →

Jan 4th

Secret Message Service, vol.1 →

Jan 2nd

La Poste : le timbre personnalisé →

Jan 1st

What the Financial Crisis Means For (Sex, the... →

Dec 31st

2008 - The Year in Pictures - New York Times →

Magnifique !

Dec 30th

La guerre du volume : Metallica et la dynamique →

Pour diverses raisons, les labels pensent qu’un album bruyant se vend mieux aussi ils n’hésitent pas à dégrader la musique pour donner l’impression de plus de volume.

Dec 30th

Dec 29th

“« Maxime Gremetz est le dernier “vrai communiste”, de ce PCF...”

– « Maxime, le dernier prolo de l’Assemblée » par Samuel Authueil (qui gagnerait à relire ses billets pour corriger les fautes au passage).

Dec 19th

Dec 18th

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Le directeur de l'ENA fait censurer une projection... →

Dec 15th

Hidden Travels of the Atomic Bomb (NYTimes.com) →

Dec 11th

Would You Take a Tumblr With This Man? The New... →

Article sur David Karp, un peu ancien (janvier de cette année) mais intéressant.

Dec 10th

Let me Google that for you →

Dec 7th

http://www.☃.net/ →

Dec 4th

1 note

Is it going to rain? →

(Via c0wb0yz.)

Dec 2nd

Is France Due for Riots? - Freakonomics Blog →

Nov 24th

Design/ers for Obama →

Nov 22nd

Google Hosts 10 Million Historic Time-Life Photos →

Nov 18th

EventBox →

Pack Your Social Networks in One Box.

Nov 17th

Return to sender: Artist puts Royal Mail to the... →

We may be living in the era of the email, but one young illustrator has proved that the art of correspondence is far from dead. While working for her degree at Glasgow School of Art Harriet Russell decided to find out exactly what lengths the men and women of the Royal Mail were willing to go to to ensure the safe delivery of her missives. To put them to the test she concealed the addresses of...

Nov 17th