- Chris Messina talks about, “The yin-yang of FOO and Bar” Interesting comments from Robert Scoble surrounding the contention (which I agree with) that FOO and Bar are entirely compatible parts of the same ecosystem…
- Islam vs. Christianity – it comes to a head on The Daily Show Frankly it’s about time a primetime TV show tried to answer the question, “Which religion is correct?”
- Sprites sing a song called, “I Started A Blog Nobody Read” on Odeo It’s like it reached into my soul and sang me a song based upon the activities I do on the internet…
- Awesome pictures of an iPod Shuffle case mod using an old Nintendo controller Probably – definitely – the most fun thing I’ve seen so far this week.
- Mr Webb has relaunched his ‘dirk’ project on the interconnectedness of all things I remember this from the first time around when he launched it in 1996 and promoted it on Lance Arthur’s glassdog.net webnerd artistic community. This time I believe it’s built on Ruby on Rails. If you think about it, it’s sort of a proto-anti-tagging…
- “The Bathing Ape Has No Clothes” – a piece on design and style by Adam Greenfield from 2001 I read this at the time, but was sent it this morning by a friend and re-read it. I’d be interested to know what he thinks of the current state of the design industries – certainly it’s got a bit more function focused, at least on the web…
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My opinion of the Daily Show goes up and down more often than a politician’s pants, but that skit is very clever and funny.
‘course, they’re all wrong and they will rue the day they didn’t join the one true Pastafarian faith.