What flavours of Deliciousness do people like?

So, I've been doing the bookmarking through Delicious for approaching a month and a half now. I'm definitely liking it, a click to bring up the window, a few more for tags, and then either write a description, or have selected text from the page to give it its description. Easy for me, and thus has resulted in a lot more linksharing than my previous intermittent efforts.

I'm now pondering doing it on Google+, possibly through a similar mechanism to what I'm using for LJ, through some crossposter, or whatever. But I figure that before I do so, it's worth taking stock.

Sure, the linkspam is partly for myself, to keep track of these things, spread things I think deserve to be seen, etc. But it's also a way of going "Hey! Look, this stuff is cool!" to my friends who read this LJ. And there's been some response to individual things I've linked in the comments, so at least some of it is piquing peoples' interests.

Thus it seems worth me asking what people like, if there's stuff they want me to link more, whatever other comments people have. No guarentees I'll actually follow any suggestions, but I'm definitely curious to find out what people think of my recent linkspammery.

In other news, waiting to find out if I have a fractured ankle. Weirdly, somewhat hoping I do, as that would at least explain what's wrong with it (the sprain having pretty much gone down now), and would make sense with the particular pains I've been having. If it's not that, there'll be more searching to work out what the hell it is.

Delicious LiveJournal Links for 7-12-2011

• Michele Bachmann signs controversial slavery marriage pact - Telegraph
  Michele Bachmann, the Republican presidential candidate, signed a Christian conservative pledge that stated that African American children were more likely to grow up in stable families during the era of slavery than under President Barack Obama. Sure, that part wasn't in the specific vow she signed, but it was in the preamble, and by signing, she's effectively endorsing the whole thing.
  (tags: america republican dude... wtf peoplesuck)
• Scientists discover first gonorrhea strain resistant to all available antibiotics
  An international research team has discovered a strain of gonorrhea resistant to all currently available antibiotics. This new strain is likely to transform a common and once easily treatable infection into a global threat to public health.
  (tags: dude... fear health interesting medicine STD sex ooh…nasty)
• Video for Kindle « Frisnit Electric Industrial Co. Ltd.
  Turning a TV show into a PDF that's basically a series of slides with the subtitles from the show on them. Has some clever stuff to detect 'action' shots, so you get the changes of view/expression/movement, even when no–one is saying anything.
  (tags: video Awesome dude! clever geeky technology useful interesting)
• How Hydrostor Aims To Change The Power Game By Storing Energy Under Water | Joseph Puopolo's Site
  One of the traditional knocks against renewable energy comes over the question of what to do when wind isn’t blowing or the sun isn’t shining, since demand for power never stops. Cost effective storage of that power would make it possible to create a reliable base load and enable smart grid technologies.
  (tags: viaandrewducker Awesome energy interesting technology)
• Washington Man Wrongfully Arrested for Check Fraud at Chase Bank - ABC News
  Black guytries to cash a (large) cheque at a bank. Bank refuses, has him arrested for cheque fraud. They fairly quickly work out they're wrong, ring up cops to say its a mistake. Cop they call is out, so the guy spends four days in jail. During which his car (left in the bank's park) is impounded then auctioned. Lack of car leads to him losing his job. One wonders at the likelihood of that happening to someone who wasn't black.
  (tags: america dude... racism law police viatheweaselking wtf peoplesuck)

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