iGypped
When I saw a company come out with custom painted iPods and an iPod painting service I thought they looked
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I've seen hundreds in SF
Pretty cool typepad photo gallery find: abandoned bicycles of new york
heh, Bush goes to Bloomies
Isn't that the one thing this administration loves? Shopping. You'd think we had a bunch of
Shame on you, Dick Cheney
I can't believe Cheney changed his stance on gay marriage, and so completely at that.
What kind of
Definition of the word blog
heh. I'm amazed that in all my years of blogging, I've never heard this joke.
MacWorld
Thoughts from the Macworld Keynote:
- Does anyone care about xserve? Who would serve up sites or services when you
Look at all those gigs, who are their agents?!
Stalin, Saddam, Hitler, and Osama are all listed at IMDB. Odd.
Photo site worth watching
Michael's new digital SLR site looks pretty cool. The site definitely fills a niche — there aren't
Mythbusters and M5i
Blame it on a steady diet of Mr. Wizard when I was young, but I like nerdy shows with a
Nice shoes
Medium Footwear's collection of new shoe designs look pretty cool. They seem right about midway between skate shoe
Social Software ideas
While social software may be the internet revolution du jour among venture capitalists, as a user I'm still
Half-baked
I spent the past few days sitting in some airports which means I got a lot of writing done in
Thanks Philip
This month marks Philip Greenspun's tenth year publishing on the web. Sometime in 1995, I stumbled across http:
Every great movie ends with an awards ceremony
After four tries, I finally got to see Return of the King today. It seems living in a small town
The best thing ever, now with monkeys
My favorite song from Johnny Cash's last cover songs disc was definitely Desperado. And now, a flash artist/
MoCo Love
MoCoLoco looks pretty slick and bookmark-worthy. It also reminds me of bryan's long since dead monolot.
Good work, soldier
This is pretty cool: MetaFilter in Iraq. Jeremy also posted his reactions to being in on the Saddam raid last
Extraordinary, not ordinary
For the second time in my life, today I felt what it was like to read an email sent by