Category: Web

OK, I’ll jump on the linking bandwagon and point you towards the very cool, I mean super well done, Theban Mapping Project. Egyptology taken well beyond the next level of information design. Blatantly stolen from here.

The Truth Laid Bear paints a scary view as a blog being written in the year 2014. What’s most scary is that some of it doesn’t really seem that far fetched to me.

So, do you like Kevin Smith, director of Clerks, Chasing Amy et al.? Yes No

Some great movies over on the Altoids site. I particularly liked Health Class. For some reason, all of the movies I’ve looked at so far locked up about 2/3’s of the way through. Anyway, Check It Out. You’ll be glad you did.

Wow! If you’re runing Mac OS X, NetNewsWire is a nifty little RSS news reader.

So have you had a chance to check out Brainslug yet. Funny, funny stuff. Certainly worth a look. I found it by following this random blog link. Most of the time you get crap. Sometimes you get gold. It’s fun, give it a shot.

Wow! There’s just all kinds of dreamy multi-media goodness going on over at Born Magazine.

I was checking out Matt’s blog Bottom Dwelling, and I noticed he added my site to his blog roll. That’s the first time I’ve seen my site linked in somebody’s blog roll – unless you count LA Blogs which I don’t since it’s basically a directory of members. Cool. I feel just like one of…

A Day in the LIfe seeks to monitor a selection of users as they use the internet for a day to evaluate a number of assumptions. Number of sites visited, use of back button, etc. It seems like the population that will be attracted to participate in A Day in the Life may be a…

So I’m reading emptybottle.org and I see a reference to a musical version of Dune. Now, here’s the thing, I’m a huge Dune fan, so for a moment I was both horrified and intrigued by the idea. An idea that was leant a certain amount of credence because Wil Wheaton was also supposed to be…