Linkology: The Best of the Internet for 3/11/11
Know This
Vanity Fair’s A. A. Gill has posted a downright funny (and thorough) review of L’Ami Louis in Paris, which he has decided is the worst restaurant in the world.
Anthony Atala, a tissue engineer, prints a dummy (but biocompatible) kidney model onstage at TED 2011.
The Reddit community interviews a 4 year old boy, with his father moderating. Love this.
Read This
Serious Eats’ J. Kenji Lopez-Alt goes full-mongo and reveals to you the ultimate In-N-Out Secret Menu (and Super Secret Menu). Have no idea what I’m talking about? Secret menus? Wha? That’s why you need to read this.
Julien Smith with a smart blog post about the advanced tactics of saying no, which should indeed be required learning in our information-saturated, distraction-filled 21st century.
Watch This
Tiny Wings is going to be a huge game for iOS devices – like, as big as Angry Birds huge. Featuring procedural graphics and gameplay that reminds me of a cross between Angry Birds, Solipskier and Canabalt, it’s a perfect game for touch devices. Here’s a gameplay trailer.
Finally, nothing says Friday like a dog on a scooter. And maybe some pre-summer mojitos, but that’s another discussion.
Have a good weekend, everyone.
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