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| Thursday Apr 8, 2004 | It really is a small world after all. (Requires QuickTime) to Society by dnm |
| Tuesday Sep 16, 2003 | DOKAKA smells like Japanese spirit (streaming mp3), and hums, err, beatboxes, err, scats, well, give it a listen. But they do it well. "All songs,All parts,MOUTH WORKING ONLY." to Music by dnm |
| Monday Jul 21, 2003 | Crow builds hook tool to retrieve hard-to-get food bucket in a pipe (requires QuickTime). I can't wait for Junkyard Wars: Avian Tournament to Science by dnm |
| Thursday Feb 20, 2003 | Can't get up in the morning? Hook up your ride with whistle tips (WMV video). You should be up cookin' breakfas' o sumpin anyway. Woo wooo!
to Transportation by dnm |
| Wednesday Jan 8, 2003 | There is here! There is the result of four years of top secret development and is the latest incarnation of a pervasive cyberspace. Although superficially reminiscent of first-person shooters, fantasy role-playing games, and multi-player dollhouses, There follows a trail blazed by such efforts as Lucasfilms Habitat and Electric Communities The Palace to create immersive social realms online.
to Computing by dnm |
| Thursday Jun 13, 2002 | Fight spam with the collective power of tens of thousands of your Internet neighbors with Vipul's Razor, a collaborative spam filtering network. Version Two released today, with all new cool features. to Internet by dnm |
| Thursday May 2, 2002 | Masterfully combining Domokun, a Japanese oddity, with Steve Ballmer, an American oddity, results in the mind-boggling funny work of a Hivehaus and Echo23 collaboration: Domopers. Clearly, the next step has to involve Domokun and a Chris Cunningham-style Aphex Twin Windowlicker video montage.
to Art by dnm |
| Wednesday Apr 17, 2002 | In the grand tradition of Y2Khai, Odd Todd, and Icy Hot Stuntaz, I give you: Asian Pride (Requires Flash) to Humor by dnm |
| Wednesday Dec 12, 2001 | Russell Crowe and Ron Howard's upcoming film A Beautiful Mind is based on the book of same name, a story about mathematician John Nash: Nobel Laureate, father of modern economics, and a demigod (along with John von Neumann, Oskar Morgenstern, John Harsanyi, and Reinhard Selten) of game theory. You can read Nash's autobiographical sketch from the 1994 Nobel Prize to get some additional insight into his life beyond what's portrayed in the movie. to Mathematics by dnm |
| Friday Nov 2, 2001 | Imagine if Richard D. James, Plaid, Squarepusher, Leftfield, and all their IDM friends were IRC denizens.
to Music by dnm |
| Tuesday Oct 16, 2001 |
Zeppotron Unnovations is a world leader in tomorrow's outmoded artefacts, today! Take a moment to peruse their catalog of unique consumer solutions.
to Gadgets by dnm |
| Friday Jul 6, 2001 | Some people take what they see on The Sopranos and go a bit too far. Others star in The Sopranos and go even farther. to Television by dnm |
| Friday May 25, 2001 | The $20,000 ZIG. Watch it, even if you are tired of AYB. to Television by dnm |
| Wednesday May 23, 2001 | Danger Research, Inc. has one of the more amusing rotating Flash entry animations I've seen (keep clicking "Back" to go through the set). They're also developing some super-secret wireless communications technology. What is known is that one of their firmware people used to work at Be and is one of the main contributors to OpenBLT, a great research operating system. He seems to be somewhat tired of the glitz, though. to Web by dnm |
| Tuesday May 15, 2001 | Instead of worrying what video games are doing to kids, perhaps we should be worrying about what some parents are doing to their kids.
to Wackos by dnm |
| Saturday May 12, 2001 | A moment of silence for Douglas Adams. May he rest in peace.
to Culture by dnm |
| Monday Apr 2, 2001 | Although potentially not in service for very much longer due to layoffs, balthaser:Fx boasted an interesting online web content design studio powered by Shockwave and Flash.
to Web by dnm |
| Sunday Mar 11, 2001 | Nothing is as sweet as when two memes collide... except when three memes collide... wait, make that four.
to Memetics by dnm |
| Sunday Feb 11, 2001 | Are you aware of the enormity of the galactic collusion going on between the White House, ex-KGB agents turned movie stars turned correctional officers, and various extraterrstial societies? Frank Chu is. to Conspiracy by dnm |
| Tuesday Dec 19, 2000 | Much like the "Got Milk?" ad craze influenced many copy cats, some funny, some not, the MasterCard approach has caught on, and in the light of recent US political events, can portray different points of view very effectively. to Commentary by dnm |
| Friday Dec 8, 2000 | TSR Wireless has recently fallen on some tough times, but don't take my word for it -- dial +1 619 287 5558, and find out for yourself. to Commentary by dnm |
| Sunday Dec 3, 2000 | If search engines represent the mass use of practical artificial intelligence principles in everday life, then perhaps we have a while to wait before we can start having meaningful conversations with them. In the meantime, there's always Eliza. to Humor by dnm |
| Sunday Nov 26, 2000 | drokk.com is a wonderful personal compendium of things found interesting, funny, odd, or otherwise noteworthy by it's editor, Helen Waters. Go for Trouser Press, stay for Iron Chef White Trash.
to Web by dnm |
| Sunday Oct 29, 2000 | The Dancing Jakob Nielsen. Get jiggy wit it. to Web by dnm |
| Saturday Oct 7, 2000 | ASCII art was born out of a resource poor computing environment, but with the advent of the web, new variations are popping up. I particularly dig this piece. to Art by dnm |
| Monday Oct 2, 2000 | The P-Chip is so much cooler than the V-Chip. to Television by dnm |
| Friday Sep 1, 2000 | One of the incipient worries of the next few years may very well be "which peer-to-peer file sharing scheme will suck least?" Assuming this is no more than a flash in a pan, we already have Napster, Gnutella, Freenet, MojoNation, Scour, and openCOLA. And looming on the horizon are similar, yet expanded ideas embodied by companies such as Centrata, Lightshare, Apple Soup Popular Power, Aimster, WorldOS, DCypher, Distributed.Net, and others. Toolkits to grow your own distributed computing system such as Cosm are in heavy development and look promising. The recent explosion of peer-to-peer popularity among the computer using masses, combined with recent successes in distributed computing all seems very keen, yet, has anyone said these kids will all play nice with each other? And everyone seems in on the fun now, even Intel. Will the endgame of this revolution be the fracturing of an otherwise whole Internet? to Internet by dnm |
| Saturday Aug 26, 2000 | I'm not sure this is exactly orthodox, or necessarily a good thing, but if this doesn't harken both to the terrible results job sites must be producing and the how "the street finds it's own use for things" then what exactly does? to Culture by dnm |
| Saturday Aug 19, 2000 | Had enough of the IPO BASE jumping of late? Sick of seeing sad earnings report webcasts by CEOs dumber than your dog? Tried of trading stocks worth less than the ink spelling Loser on your forehead? Ready to think with the Big Boys? Welcome to the Foresight Exchange. to Economics by dnm |
| Britney Spears guide to Semiconductor Physics. Baby zap me one more time. to Science by dnm |
| Saturday Jun 10, 2000 | Ready to start blabbing to the world at large about your daily life? I am. And some enterprising nice folks have made it so easy. Check out LiveJournal, DiaryLand, and Blogger for your own outsourced mental notebook. to Web by dnm |
| Friday Jun 2, 2000 | WORD has some of the best content around; although ostensibly a .com company it boasts innovative web design and cool interactivity tricks, not to mention having great literary content from all sorts of writers. Go for SiSSYFiGHT, stay for Chicken Boy. to Literature by dnm |
| Everyone should make disinfo.com a standard sub-culture semantic drive-by on their morning web cruise. to Art by dnm |
| Thursday May 11, 2000 | CLARK! The coolest Mitsubishi MiniVan on Earth! I rode in Clark! Now you too can relive the golden days, virtually.
to Travel by dnm |
| Wednesday May 10, 2000 | I can take solace in that a friend found this, a site that catalogs movies and scenes of "personal enjoyment", not me. But then again, he told me about it, which worries me. to Sex by dnm |
| Thursday Mar 23, 2000 | I had been trying to find Iridium gear for cheap before it gets scarce, when a friend alerted me to Save Our Sats, an Internet-powered grassroots effort to purchase Iridium, stop it from falling out of the sky, and make it useable as the first open access and open source LEO network. Volunteer today!
to Internet by dnm |
| Thursday Mar 16, 2000 | A lot of people have tried to build secure, distributed filesystems for everything from making ubquitous data havens to global authenticated storage of sensitive materials. The Self-Certifying File System is yet another attempt, with some interesting ideas. to Computing by dnm |
| HTML, HDML, WML, schmtML you say. I agree -- XML may be the keenest thing since sliced indices, but you need to get your info straight. xmlhack gives you the tasty useful bits every day in digestable forms, yet treats you like the schema building guru you are. to Web by dnm |
| Thursday Mar 2, 2000 | TheBrain is a goovy piece of software that attempts to help you index things like bookmarks, files, and other electonic content more along the lines of how you think.
to Computing by dnm |
| halfbakery: it's not just a good idea, it's also some bad ones. to Web by dnm |
| Friday Jan 14, 2000 | The future of the Internet and computing may be more ubiquitous and less novel yet, if Michael L. Dertouzos, director of the MIT Laboratory for Computer Science and his compatriots' visionary project, Oxygen, turns out to work. Encompassing a plethora of fields such as chip design, user interface engineering, network infrastructure, and social impact, it may very well become as natural as the air we breathe. to Computing by dnm |
| Finding interesting things in your dreams? Following birgitte's advice? Then check out this cool DIY lucid-dreaming/brainwave generator from the guys at HackCanada. to Health by dnm |
| Wednesday Jan 12, 2000 | For the memepoolians out there, such as myself, who may be of a certain so-called hat-wearing underground, there's no better balanced daily source of info than HNN and SecurityFocus. to Computing by dnm |
| Tireless work on the web by otherwise common people is not praised enough. Behold Cryptome by John Young, a tireless masterpeice of a website that catalogs and archives events taking place in the field of cryptography and national security. All this by a citizen architect. to Reference by dnm |
| So, not sure what to think of REBOL just yet? I don't blame you, but I would suggest checking out Scheme if you're wondering what kind of coolness REBOL descended from. to Computing by dnm |
| EGADS!, you still need more room? You must be awful to live with. Here, try X:Drive, slacker. And think about investing in some e-wastebaskets. to Web by dnm |
| Wednesday Dec 29, 1999 | So you've filled up your FreeDrive eh? Fear not, e-packrat, there's also i-drive. And they even have neato keen applets to let you schedule transfers and save whole web content to your slice of space. to Web by dnm |
| Friday Dec 24, 1999 | You may have not have heard of any of the bands which you'll find reviews of on Big Orange Crayon, but read what Nick has written and start buying some good music. to Music by dnm |
| Who would have guessed that The Captain ran a survey for favorite places to spend the End of the World? to Travel by dnm |
| Wednesday Dec 15, 1999 | Sure, they may have renamed it recently, but it isn't every day you find a company selling a data rescue product named after a delicious italian dessert. to Computing by dnm |
| There's an odd symmetry in seeing Jim Carrey playing Andy Kaufman in an upcoming movie, but you may want to read the book as well.
to Movies by dnm |
| For years, one of the favorite tools (aside from rm -rf /usr/home/luser) of any true BOFH was and is grep. Perfect for scanning mailboxes, looking through files in /tmp for juicy phrases, what have you. Now that raw power combines for the first time on a network level, openening a whole new world for evil sysadmins everywhere. Mwahahahaha! to Computing by dnm |
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