Top 500 blogs. Each month, Feedster brings you a list of 500 of the most interesting and important blogs. Enjoy browsing to see what people are reading, to find feeds that will bring topics of interest to you… and to discover new voices in the Blogosphere.
Download Squad. A bunch of free (or cheap) software that will give you many of the tools used by special effects houses.
A9.com Maps. Provides photos of building elevations of location!
Don’t click it. An interface where you navigate completely without clicks.
The authors of Freakonomics visited Google, and were asked “What would you do with our data?”
BTW, there is a regular Freakonomics column on the Times.
Aamir Khan’s blog? Is it really him?
I need to get used to the British way of responding with “No” when they really agree with you. For example, in response to “The weather’s not looking good,” I would say “Yeah.” The British say “No.” (No, it isn’t.) It’s a bit jarring — feels like they’re disagreeing. For instance,
“London isn’t expensive.”
“No.” (what? you’re saying it’s expensive?)
“I don’t have a ticket.”
“No.” (what? you’re telling me I have a ticket?)
“There’s not enough room.”
“No.”
etc. Quite disorienting. I guess it’s also a little more hard work. You have to keep track of when to say “Yes” and when to say “No”.
The complete ‘Friends’ scripts
Flickr has introduced a set of new exploration features. You can view interesting photos, tag clusters, and Flickr’s favourite sets / groups.