Useful to know. Maybe it's ridiculous that I need a cheat sheet to adjust the privacy settings on a social network in which I willingly participate?

Maybe the infographic is grossly exaggerating? Maybe after seeing it and knowing just how much personal information Facebook controls, people will still leave their online social networking habits unchanged?

Maybe.

Update: Why doesn't Facebook provide a visual map like this for its users to navigate the privacy labyrinth? Something like this would be easier to navigate and highlighted blocks or other visual cues could provide feedback to the user to show what's actually being changed.

This interactive chart from the Financial Times shows the numerous deals, sub-deals, alliances, etc. between international motor corporations.

It's complicated, but so interesting for my fellow petrol heads.

It's small, so click here [then click the image] for the full deal.

Update: Apparently there are some issues in getting to the link. FT wants your registration. Up to you. [Or, you can press Ctrl + scroll up [+/=] to zoom in on it].

This is sad. It paints a pretty gruesome picture of holy matrimony, as it should. It makes me ponder its difficulties.

I don't have a clue about it, but I'm certain marriage falls under the it's-tougher-than-hell-but-completely-worth-it-if-you-can-hack-it category.