Links for Thursday November 13^th, 2014

• PlayStation Vue is a cloud-powered broadcast TV service that launches in early 2015: It certainly feels like the future is content delivered over TCP/IP, so I'll be interested to check this out.

• Why women in science are annoyed at Rosetta mission scientist's clothing: It seems like we're getting better at identifying this sort of stuff, but it really shows that collectively, we still have a long way to go. And in case you couldn't quite make it out, here is a better photo of the shirt in question.

• Final IDC numbers for U.S. PC shipments confirm Mac hit highest ever market share: Pretty amazing for a boutique OS from a company that makes "overpriced" computers, eh?

• Marvel's 'Agents of Shield' on ABC Got Good by Forgetting About Superheroes: I agree with so much of this. "Agents of Shield" season 1 really picked up post Captain America 2, and season 2 has been fantastic so far. Highly recommended.

• Steve Jobs by Doug Menuez (Storehouse): Even though I've seen a few of these photos before, the presentation here is really great. (via Daring Fireball)