links for 2007-01-31
January 31, 2007
links for 2007-01-26
January 26, 2007
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A google search for 3D models which can be used in sketchup
links for 2007-01-23
January 23, 2007
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A good, complete reference.
links for 2007-01-19
January 19, 2007
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creates a visual treemap of hard drive usage
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a documentary film by Gary Hustwit
links for 2007-01-18
January 18, 2007
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good tip i keep forgetting — you can send emails to “username+something@gmail.com”
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Another Lilly Allen story waiting to happen? And when did YouTube start taking design tips from myspace?
links for 2007-01-16
January 16, 2007
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Investor relations site — whose CMS tool I worked on — didn’t realise they had spun off from RY
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truth is stranger than fiction: a radio competition to “hold your wee for a wii” results in someone’s death.
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i had a very similar idea in 2002
links for 2007-01-15
January 15, 2007
links for 2007-01-13
January 13, 2007
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AI blog, and a list of singularity related topics
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Open source hardware
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‘web toy’ with a katamari-esque feel to it
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Soon to launch site with the goal of creating a family tree for the entire world population.
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.pong — design idea
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neat — but not very robust
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good illustrator
links for 2007-01-12
January 12, 2007
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I’ve seen Martha McGinnis live, and her diagrams are amazing. It’s too bad the design of her website sucks.
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The only way you are going to beat a nation of 27 million — Iraq — is to send in at least 28 million!
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24″ widescreen monitor with built-in ports for HDMI and support for 1080p. Yes please.
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Windows updates without using the Microsoft site.
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Who needs world of warcraft when you can have a barebones text based hack and slash?
links for 2007-01-11
January 11, 2007
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My public calendar … if it works
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Sounds like it got good ratings … but how good? need comparison.
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Proof that people will buy any marketing-laden crap you throw at them if it’s cheap enough.
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As cool as it is scary.
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Grim and depressing, but an interesting inevitability of the ’social network’. In 20+ years time, how will online services handle the growing percentage of their population which has gone offline — permanently.
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i have an idea..