As for myself, I’ve picked out the blog posts I’m going to print out, and I think I have a good selection. Tomorrow I’m going to buy yarn and proofread Googletopia and Sympathy to get them ready for printing. I’ll also proofread my Art History paper. The blog posts are going to be left unedited.

There’s some cool news floating around, some about how the next hurtles in processing power are being overcome. I found this article interesting, though. I’m pretty sure the majority of the content on the Internet is user generated. Either through YouTube videos, individual or small group blogs, or updates to Facebook. Already I’ve felt the pull that a friend’s blog or stories they’ve found can have on me, and it makes a lot of sense that this is going to continue.

The article itself suggests a feed much like Facebook where new happenings come to you instead of you having to search them out. What’s also interesting, is that Facebook is now allowing data from other websites into your mini-feed (the feature that lets users know what you’ve been up to). So now when you post photos on Flickr of Picasa or bookmark something on Del.icio.us, it will show up in your news feed. It also means that it will be shared with all of your friends.

Kind of exactly what the Popular Mechanics article was talking about.

-Jason