blogs are great for pointing to sources, but lack the timeless quality.
bookmarks are more suited to these, resources. these sites of permanent use and interest.
we need a way to leverage the personal databases that are bookmark files, into a format along the lines of dmoz.
ie: googling only your own (sub)tree of bookmarks for results. -so you can keyword search only, and all, the sites in your "blog" bookmark folder at once.
and even better: googling the bookmarks of the people that you have bookmarked. -so you can keyword seach for "coffee", restricting the results to sites found in your bookmarks file, and in zeldman's/cowboyneal's/your father's/your bosses' bookmark files.
the major hurdle is who organises it. google is the obvious answer. but maybe starting small, with say a movabletype plugin, or mozilla plugin, would be the way to go.
summary: a personalized dmoz using a (2?)-degree trust web. sharable bookmarks.
I tend towards pedantic nitpickering on the occasion also, but it's good to bare in mind that playing [to destruction!] with language is both edumacational and amusin'.
i like "boxen" for the same intriguing subcultural contexts as i like "w00t" and "geek".
reality keeps interfering with my plans for world domination.
looks like we're still an integration of all the required variables away. close though. 1 year maybe. (ignoring that this still includes no tilt sensing, and no force feedback. ahem)
well, we still don't have pc's capable of playing unreal within the myst world. so...
> I could use doors on the bookcases too, but I think I'll give up and move all the low shelf books upstairs for a while.
nonono! you make sure there are Lots of books within reach of children, and Encourage them to read. Obviously collectibles and such can be moved out of reach, but the lower shelves should end up FILLED with kids books (for You AND the Proto-human)
Spidergod5 may well deserve some curiosity (or correspondance if you're a fellow juggler), however if you really want to point-laugh-and-gag, the things you're going to be looking for are at BME. (caution, extremely disgusting photos can be found here) They include things like surgical alteration, nullification, and extreme tattoos, though if you want really hardcore wierdness, you're going to have to go to BME/Hardcore.
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a few other good sites include: games.ars, gamegirl advance, games.design.art.culture, got game?, how they got game, ludology, or for regular gaming news, the friendlier ones are bluesnews, gamespy, games are fun and shacknews. where do you go?
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blogs are great for pointing to sources, but lack the timeless quality.
bookmarks are more suited to these, resources. these sites of permanent use and interest.
we need a way to leverage the personal databases that are bookmark files, into a format along the lines of dmoz.
ie: googling only your own (sub)tree of bookmarks for results.
-so you can keyword search only, and all, the sites in your "blog" bookmark folder at once.
and even better: googling the bookmarks of the people that you have bookmarked.
-so you can keyword seach for "coffee", restricting the results to sites found in your bookmarks file, and in zeldman's/cowboyneal's/your father's/your bosses' bookmark files.
the major hurdle is who organises it. google is the obvious answer. but maybe starting small, with say a movabletype plugin, or mozilla plugin, would be the way to go.
summary: a personalized dmoz using a (2?)-degree trust web. sharable bookmarks.
I tend towards pedantic nitpickering on the occasion also, but it's good to bare in mind that playing [to destruction!] with language is both edumacational and amusin'.
:)
i like "boxen" for the same intriguing subcultural contexts as i like "w00t" and "geek".
remain happily hypocritical
is far more amusing and useful. cthuugle
cant sleep, the purple worms will eat me.
So it's encryption, but with additional options?
try
eloton - minimal
exergame
fitcentric
cyclefx
velotron
graber
reality keeps interfering with my plans for world domination.
looks like we're still an integration of all the required variables away. close though. 1 year maybe. (ignoring that this still includes no tilt sensing, and no force feedback. ahem)
well, we still don't have pc's capable of playing unreal within the myst world. so...
why oh why does this not exist yet? I've been scouring the net for years, the Douglas's immovable sofa is nowhere to be found.
surely someone can provide us with this essential toy.
You turn people into walking billboards? You're not helping matters are you? bad pointy-haired boss. no donut.
> I could use doors on the bookcases too, but I think I'll give up and move all the low shelf books upstairs for a while.
nonono! you make sure there are Lots of books within reach of children, and Encourage them to read. Obviously collectibles and such can be moved out of reach, but the lower shelves should end up FILLED with kids books (for You AND the Proto-human)
booksbooksbooks
you can kill x10 ads in internet explorer by going to:
options->security->restricted sites->sites
and then adding in www.x10.com
the pop-under window closes as soon as it opens.
try Longnow.org for more ideas along those lines.
in the words of Walt Whitman, "I contradict myself? Very well, I contradict myself. I contain multitudes."
They include things like surgical alteration, nullification, and extreme tattoos, though if you want really hardcore wierdness, you're going to have to go to BME/Hardcore.
-Violence never settles anything -- Genghis Khan
Another GNU GPL "module" or "component" structured system is being built up by Arsdigita.
For more information check out:
the guide to the Arsdigita Community system,
Arsdigita.com,
and the photo.net web tools review