Shareable

Here are some links we at Shareable found interesting this week, and we've saved them for you. Hope you enjoy, and add your own below in the comments.

• The excellent Free Technology Academy has a set of online courses on free, libre, and open source technology.
   
• A new study from Stanford University looks at the growth of lifestyle organizing.
   
• The great blog Hack A Day starts its official forum.
   
• Why would a band leave social media for a stone age email list? Robin Davey of The Bastard Faries explains.
   
• Greater Greater Washington has a map of D.C.'s bikeshare users.
   
• Dave Zirin for The New Yorker tells the story of the most successful community-owned sports franchise in the country: the Superbowl-bound Greenbay Packers.
   
• For our DIY web designers: how to make your own custom 404 error page.
   
• The case for protecting for RSS feeds from its corporate enemies.
   
• How to make your own PirateBox, a portable P2P file server, for $100.

• Franco Berardi for e-flux looks at the future of Europe: "Our main prospect is to shift to a new paradigm not centered on product growth, profit, and accumulation, but on the full unfolding of the power of collective intelligence."

• Are we witnessing the advent of "open source insurgency?"

• A new free smartphone app for Vancouver residents tracks street food carts.

• A hacker's reward: Microsoft gives Sony PS3 modder George Hotz a new Windows phone.