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| Friday Dec 10, 2004 | Shut up already! to Communication by roo |
| Monday Sep 20, 2004 | Are you bored with the same old obscene hand gestures? Then The Shocker is for you! Now available in extra large. to Communication by roo |
| Friday Jul 30, 2004 | Writers can go to great lengths to express the emotion and context in which a letter was written. But sometimes diction and vividness are elusive luxuries that time doesn't allow. Especially when you're just trying to send a quick email. EmoteMail addresses this by putting your facial expressions in the margins and rendering your typing speed as background shading. If you have a webcam, it might be worth giving the OSX or Windows client a whirl.
to Communication by fool |
| Tuesday Apr 22, 2003 | Calling a payphone is always an opportunity to make someone's day a little more surreal. Thanks to the Payphone Project, you can now screw with people in Paris, Antarctica, or the Vatican. to Communication by yoyology |
| Tuesday Apr 8, 2003 | First, a Police song, then a Nicholas Sparks novel and film. Now, it's an online service! to Communication by yoyology |
| Sunday Jan 5, 2003 | The operators on the IP-Relay phone service will say just about anything you type to them. to Communication by 7layerburrito |
| Saturday Dec 14, 2002 | It has been
thought
that the
oddly hypnotic
broadcasts that
show up now and again
on
shortwave radio
are
encrypted espionage traffic,
(although
some aren't buying it).
Despite
official denials:
sound
archives, a
book, and a
mailing list
are all available as windows into this
strange
static
world. to Communication by goboro |
| Thursday Oct 17, 2002 | Counterscript provides an interesting tool for dealing with those pesky telemarketers if more traditional methods fail. to Communication by fool |
| Wednesday Sep 4, 2002 | Don't return calls to the 809, 284, or 876 area codes. to Communication by roo |
| Thursday Aug 15, 2002 | Finally, the Internet allows us to plunder yellow snow for its communicative possibilities. to Communication by crikey |
| Saturday Jun 15, 2002 | First the DMCA then CARP, as well as a host of others; now other countries are taking precedent from the U.S.A. Canada is following suit with a series of legislations including tariff 22 and the Canadian DMCA. Others aren't far off either. to Communication by caspian |
| Tuesday Mar 26, 2002 | "I'm a cop, you idiot!" - Detective John Kimble, Kindergarten Cop.
to Communication by crikey |
| Friday Jan 18, 2002 | Life has taken you so far! Don't forget all the people who helped you get there: your old highschool classmates, your venerable college roommate, and the old cellmate. to Communication by fool |
| Friday Sep 21, 2001 |
If knowledge is indeed
power then it's important to know how it works
and to what ends that knowledge is put.
The American people are well documented and there's no shortage of
information on
other nations, but how is the data
used? And how is the context
established? to Communication by overload |
| The Library of Congress' Printed Ephemera Collection just goes to show you, there was rampant crap before e-mail and the world-wide web. to Communication by braino |
| Sunday Sep 16, 2001 | In a world of nasty germs, Mutually Assured Destruction,
and prophetic doomsaying; a
reasonable request may be your only chance to speak up. to Communication by overload |
| Thursday Mar 8, 2001 | The Payphone Project is attempting to index and photograph
pay telephones throughout the United States.
to Communication by joshua |
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