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In full racing leathers dancing to My Humps. Merry Christmas.
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In full racing leathers dancing to My Humps. Merry Christmas.
We added a photo template feature to Google Reader for photo feeds.
Like Hoodwink'd or Third Voice but hopefully more pervasive.
The offical credit industry site to remove yourself from the credit card/junk mail offer list - permanently.
I have a new sense of pride for my alma mater. Go culture jamming Gaels!
I hope the elections in my town go a lot smoother than say the polls in Faluja.
'So you show up somewhere where there are other people you're going to "meet" and when you arrive, out come the laptops.' That's not always true, some of us order a drink before bringing out the laptop.
This will severely impact the ability for new surfboards to be made in the US.
There is a river of news joke to be had here.
A good place to drop off your old computer in the Bay Area. If you are out of area and still want to donate a laptop they will reimburse you for ground shipping.
Congrats to Ben Brown and crew. However, CNET watch out he has a propensity for putting his 'DNA' on servers.
Driver thought he had struck an animal, was bowled over and injured by the flying body of a deer hit by another vehicle!
Create your own Web 2.0 Company. Nice - my next venture will be Inftix, tag-based micropayments via flash!
Long story short, CD crippling isn't the answer, especially when the question isn't clear. I've yet to be convinced that any DRM is good DRM.
What the hell are we doing in Iraq? I'm calling my congressperson now - I suggest you do the same.
CW from the Reader team is doing rock star stuff instead of work this evening. What a life!
Canon's first consumer wifi digicam. Send photos to Flickr even faster! [via Engadget]
Video made of the sample clips out of Windows Movie Maker. Watch your back!
If you are what you eat, then the tape player in the Volvo I drove in college was a Maxell 90 II Metal.
A dig at Friedman's mustache, great writing and a tempting idea. [via Waxy]
Exactly what I was looking for earlier today. Thanks Mark!
I still haven't gotten the back-story on his visit to Google today, but there he is hanging with Case.
Wisdom of crowds my friend, wisdom of crowds. [via Best Week Ever]
This is the project I've been working on for some months now. Give it a whirl!
Senators discover what Summer from the OC already knew - that cameraphones are the autograph of the 21st century.
Of course if you need this service, you may need a seperate service to remind you to sign-up.
Great read about the 'post-Dookie Lookout' [via Stereogum]
This nice web-based word processing site can also post to Blogger.
'Names are recycled every 6 years. Influential hurricanes have their names retired.'
Tell Robertson you don't remember assasination being advocated by Jesus.
Talks about how blogging is close to his original vision of the web. [via Derek Baird]
Kanye West's The College Dropout mixed with the Beach Boys Pet Sounds.
'...on average Yahoo! only returns 37.4% of the results that Google does and, in many cases, returns significantly less'. Ouch.
Andy Dick as the President's speechwriter, Harlan McCraney. Awesome!
This posits that design by a certain gender attracts that gender. I buy that.
Calling a fight between RSS and Atom is stacking the deck by a long shot.
My fellow Americans, rejoice! We are not alone in the decay of modern civilization! The title graphic alone proves this.
Video proof of new Treo running Pocket PC software. Weird.
I'm a sucker for a fake viral campaign, especially when it involves free music, ringtones or podcasts from indie bands.
American journalist and blogger, Steven Vincent, was assasinated in Iraq.
Thomas Friedman in the NYTimes on the role of technology in the future of politics.
Cool, though weird that it uses the PT Cruiser brand. [via Dad]
Blogger now has draft mode in the API! Such a big deal to a geek like me.
danah boyd has been telling me this for over a year. The kids love their IM!
In my opinion 'Operation Happy Funtime Shoot-em Up' is in poor taste. [via dack.com]
Jakob Nielsen's Alertbox discects some recent Amazon.com design changes.
Clearly this administration would have to produce a televised special with Jessica Simpson and Donald Trump singing and firing people with the intent of convincing the American people that they DID in fact mislead them before they would be removed from office.
Wherein Aaron Swartz stops being a silly blogger and begins adhering to the rigid ethical standards of major media journalists.
I like that the personalized content includes quotes from the reader.
Only $29 for a case you can use to swim with your Shuffle.
Woot! Go to More under Options and check BlogThis! if you are a Blogger user.
My favorite quote: 'It's not the game, it's the parents, and Halo 2 proves it.' It's true!
Some great advice from a startup veteran (and current Googler).
Transcript from GMA shows Dr. Tom Cruise is either insane or a very good, but shameless self-promoter.
I have no idea what Bridezilla is, I just like that Steve Hall is calling our focus as a nation where it lies... on Lindsay Lohan's bra size.
Funny, in an 'I should be building a bunker in the backyard, shouldn't I?' sort of way.
I consider reading Bob's post a cruel form of torture. I like Dotster.com better anyway.
Handy for those of you who aren't a geographical smarty pants like me. [via gwaldon.blogspot.com]
'Focus on the customer' the new HP way?
C'mon you would curse too if you fell 10 stories to your doom.
Three great stories about connecting the dots in life.
Red state, blue state, donkey, elephant - you all need to TAKE ACTION!
Are your Windows hacks good enough to go in an O'reilly book?
The rise and fall of Krispy Kreme is a cautionary tale of ambition, greed, and inexperience.
Walt Mossberg on the amount of power that US cell carriers wield.
Nothing but net, no phone inside. [via Coolhunting.com]
You too can play Whitespace Invaders! Reminds me of my old Cheatsheet Creator.
A photoset that looks at the past few years of the Apple homepage.
My favorite line: if it's impossible for you to explain a feature to your users, ask yourself what the hell it's doing there.
I usually the first to try any sort of non-destructive hack but firmware level hacks make me nervous.
If the Parental Advisory labels on music are any indicator, this will only help sell more games.
Celebrity blogging aggregated by Arianna Huffington. Great first post from Brad Hall and Julia Louis-Dreyfus.
Tell anyone you know with a cameraphone, it's blogging time!
Automator-casting in just 14 easy steps.
...in the hopes that people in the future will hear about it and come back to attend.
This seems like an April Fools headlilne I would have written - but it's not!
I would add Webl Ogs (The Princess Bride)
Protecting you from buying a counterfeit Mini. Awesome viral campaign.
It would have been more like him to announce that he will retire after *winning* his 7th Tour De France.
Congratulations to both sides. However, I'm calling the death of MM Fireworks at 06:00 hours on April 18th, 2005.
Ugly but advanced for it's time. I bet it had cup holders. [via Mefi]
Merlin Mann and Matt Haughey lose marbles, fake PowerPoint.
I hope this time around a tsunami early warning system is in place.
Congratulations to Stewart, Caterina and the whole Ludicrew!
I for one welcome our new female overlords.
Broadcasters not showing graphic ad depicting soccer children blown apart.
Now out of beta GDS supports Firefox, Netscape and many more file types. The kicker is the open plug-ins and Desktop SDK.
Synchronize your iTunes libraries across different machines. PC and Mac versions.
World Class Surfers From Around the Globe Will Compete Wednesday as They Ride the "Most Dangerous Wave on the Planet"
Scoble puts a boot in the ass of the folks responsible for MSNFound.com
The New York Times on Ev and Noah's new gig.
Drive the World to Your Website with our mobile billboard advertising system! - Just point and click, er... remember and type and point and click.
Armstrong added - Seriously this is the last one, I can quit whenever I want... maybe.
Nice little script for OS X address book.
Of course they are - Spyware and Adware are horrible for users.
The View Case Binder is the Trapper Keeper of the 21st century. I'm dorkishly excited about a new binder. This makes me feel like I'm 11 again.
Let the online aggregator games begin! This is not fully baked but looks interesting.
Engineer of the HP - Compaq merger out after 6 years at the helm.
Congratulations to Mark Fletcher and team. Nicely done.
There are other music services?
Advice and pointers from Grant about using a blog to your advantage as a musician.
When it hits USA Today it means something - I just wish I knew what.
Words I have encountered that are either annoying, misused, overused, or painful.
Okay, campers, rise and shine, and don't forget your booties because it's COOOLD out there today.
It's more of a Mac iTunes question and perhaps worth about $25 if answered properly.
For those of you not keeping up with my main blog - a self indulgent announcement.
Attention Reporters: Use this tool to file your story about the latest car bombing in Iraq.
A tool to help people decide what movies to go see or rent. Feeds, Netflix and Dack Ragus are involved so of course it's cool.
That dogs eyes just aren't right, but I'll give their sofware a try regardless. [via JJG.net]
Crack the whip on yourself. Perhaps the TaDa list could integrate this too? [via 43 Folders]
An appropriate response to NO WMDs FOUND. Short of actually leaving Iraq of course.
Prices will be $10 a GAME. Way to compete with AM radio Audible!
In which we (Google) propose a tag to help address the problem of comment spam.
To investigate - I've got some weird food allergies. I can't eat apples, carrots, and more. Wack.
Call all your friends and ask them if the chickens have large talons!
Nice integration for Club Photo and Blogger users.
Macnews.de has the first alien dissection photos of the Mac mini. A mini marvel.
Great list of events for MacWorld SF. Don't forget to tip your waitress Ilene.
After the insurance companies kick in their share it amounts to 1.8M per company director.
Hoder reports Blogger, Blog*Spot, Y! Mail, Orkut and other services are being blocked in Iran.
Not a rumor any longer. So technically this isn't a double post.
Let me be the first to ask the question, will it be TypeJournal or LivePad?
It's a little kludgey and doesn't work for Macs yet. I still have to applaud a step in the right direction though.