From TFA, it's interesting to note that Photobucket has 40% market share, at least in terms of hits (as of Apr 2007).
Even if you add up Yahoo Photos and Flickr, that's 10.2%.
The hour is very late for American-style horizontal suburbia which, as Jim Kunstler puts it (rather harshly), is "the greatest misallocation of resources in the history of the world. America took all its postwar wealth and invested it in a living arrangement that has no future." Except for certain places like New York which actually have working mass public transit, Americans usually don't get to walk anywhere, do they?
If you're planning to, as they say, "get the heck out of dodge", here's a thread on best places to live through Peak Oil: http://www.peakoil.com/fortopic9541.html
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And I expected the Battlemech comment to make first post or thereabouts. Not too many old fogeys like us around, are there.
From TFA, it's interesting to note that Photobucket has 40% market share, at least in terms of hits (as of Apr 2007). Even if you add up Yahoo Photos and Flickr, that's 10.2%.
Oh? Could've been a temporary outage. Works for me now.
The hour is very late for American-style horizontal suburbia which, as Jim Kunstler puts it (rather harshly), is "the greatest misallocation of resources in the history of the world. America took all its postwar wealth and invested it in a living arrangement that has no future." Except for certain places like New York which actually have working mass public transit, Americans usually don't get to walk anywhere, do they?
If you're planning to, as they say, "get the heck out of dodge", here's a thread on best places to live through Peak Oil :
http://www.peakoil.com/fortopic9541.html
Cool! But when it comes to our own planet, Google doesn't seem to pull off the same trick :)
http://www.google.com/search?q=earth+suns
Go, Roller! :)