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I am pretty sure that you still can get a monthly/yearly ticket for your local area. These are usually between 50-100 € in Germany. In Vienna you pay 1 € per day, so around 350 € for a year.

The idea here is that you have one ticket that can be used everywhere in the country, so you probably would only get it if you travel more than a local commute on a regular base.

I am currently reading Kim Stanley Robinson's Mars trilogy [1] where vulcanos and melting ice play some role in survival on mars. And in general it's a great read.

[1]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mars_trilogy)

It's a bit overreacted but the creators know for sure who Burzum is, that's what annoys me.

"It doesn’t matter if you know who Burzum is..."

Yes, because if you would and you are not an ignorant being you wouldn't make free publicity for band run by a neo-nazi. [1, 2]

[1] Varg Vikernes founded the one-man music project Burzum: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Varg_Vikernes

[2] "Police in France are questioning Norwegian neo-Nazi Kristian "Varg" Vikernes over a suspected terror plot": http://www.dw.de/norwegian-extremist-arrest-recalls-breivik-...

"He is a libertarian, atheist, anti-feminist..." I stopped reading when I saw his self-description

"...bookmarks are like myspace..." ehm no

"Theory of Computation" is quite good.

Instapaper "just works" for me, kindle support is awesome.

Readibility has the nicer "readibility" function ;)

You should write an RFC ;)

This reminds me of the Isotype project (1924-1934). If it isn't an inspiration it is an nice coincidence.

* Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isotype_(picture_language)

* Isotype gallery: http://www.gerdarntz.org/isotype

You can find some good lectures on the ArsDigital University Archive http://www.aduni.org/courses/ I liked the Theory of Computation lecture.