Hot Links: Cyclops Sharks, Hacking the Cartels, Famous Last Words

What you, being away from the Internet for a little while, might have missed.

• New York City gets its own Taiwanese animated news segments

• Netflix eats up a third of American internet traffic

• The Met’s new Islamic galleries are open

• CodeAcademy, a startup focused on bringing coding to the masses

• Hey, what’s your number?

• Mark Zuckerberg says people should take risks

• Google didn’t comply with a request to take down a police brutality video, but it complied with a lot of other removal requests

• Anonymous goes after drug cartels

• TVs in New York City cabs won’t be so loud

• One of the Somali suicide bombers who recorded his last words was from Minnesota, and the only interest on his Facebook page is Ludacris

• Steve Jobs’ famous sister Mona Simpson published her eulogy in the Times, and Walter Isaacson has more to say too.

• This Friday: ITP hosts EcoHack, which is all about the environment, design, science and hacking. (Friday, 7:30 p.m. @ ITP, 721 Broadway)

• China’s largest micro-blogging service isn’t cool with anything associated to #OWS

• Last-minute costumes for the 1 percent

• Scientists want to protect a lot of what’s disappearing

• Severely autistic people are taking to tablets, and the results are promising

• Just in time for Halloween, nine spooky new species discovered this year

• Daylight saving time explained

• Bobbies’ app tracks where you are and who you’re with

By the way, a few weeks ago, amidst a content “reshuffling,” we ceased production of our daily roundup Ones and Zeros. But after hearing all of your complaints, we decided we would let you help us do it. From here on in, tweet at @motherboardtv with your links, tagged with #one for “this gives me a positive feeling,” or #zero for “this is unfortunate,” and so on. We’re looking for the things that are good, great, and giggle-worthy, as well as the ones that are disappointing, despicable, and detestable. For example:

The persistent phenomenon of alliteration, especially in science writing http://scienceblogs.com/evolutionblog/2010/02/evolution_and_alliteration.php #zero. cc @motherboardtv

Or something to that effect. Don’t be shy. Every week we’ll give a little prize to someone who pitches in with a #one or #zero.