February 2008
36 posts
“Find a problem that’s not solved and try to solve it in a way that’s profitable....”
– Ricky Van Veen (to hrrrthrrr) (via marco)
Build Last.fm →
“Free extras built by the community to extend your Last.fm experience.”
The Big Word Project - Your websites define our... →
“You pick a word and link it to your website. Your website is then the new definition” You pay by the letter, of course. Like Million Dollar homepage but slightly less seedy.
Watchshrinkwrapped:iband - Electroplankton plus iPhones! (via Mark Iddon)
Items Tagged With 'whatcouldpossiblygowrong' →
My favourite Slashdot tag.
BOOK CLUBHOUSE →
A tumblr book club.
Tumview - anglepoised's tumblr / anglepoised →
via roamin.
Ironic Sans: Idea for a new typography term →
inky: keming: noun. The result of improper kerning.
The Orb & Alan Parker - Grey Clouds
“Every time you sniff and say somebody has ‘too much free time,’ the part of you...”
– Merlin Mann (via inky)
“I was just about to spread the butter when I noticed a fairly typical small hole...”
– Atheist sees image of big bang in piece of toast
Oculart →
“In technology, as in art, the probing craftsman does more than encounter...”
– Richard Sennett on the craftsman in us all | Guardian Unlimited
“Possibility isn’t limited by technology. And it’s certainly not...”
– 10 Sci-Fi Techs We Could Build If They Weren’t So Damn Expensive | Wired.com Surely we just need to switch our bases from CONQUER to BUILD?
“Nothing can substitute for depth of analysis, and there’s proven value in...”
– Creative Generalist - What Specifically Do Generalists Do?
“Shirt Pocket is happy to announce that SuperDuper 2.5 is now available as a free...”
– Shirt Pocket Watch - SuperDuper! 2.5 Released! …aaaand relax.
tumblrist →
Rival Ning network for tumblr users.
The Tumblers! →
Ning network for tumblr users.
“In many ways, the work of a critic is easy. We risk very little yet enjoy a...”
– The criticism monologue from Ratatouille.
“The damage is done. Beacon and tracking regimes like it violate the unwritten...”
– Wired Magazine: How Facebook Exposed Us All as Freaks