Mar 9, 2010 0
A Thousand Words
Being an approximation of what I’m up to at the moment.
Jan 13, 2010 0
Links, Many Links!
It appears to be Random Links-I-Like Round-up Wednesday here at The Flying Blogspot, as I have some random linkage for you. Also, it happens that today is a Wednesday. (Happy Hump Day, hipikat!)
The Voynich Manuscript – I love this mystery and all the theories that have grown up around it.
Light-bulb terrariums – these are so very pretty, and I do have some old incandescents sitting around the the craft room. Something else for my infinitely expandable maybe-someday list?
The Ultimate Guide to the Minimalist Workweek – a nice reminder for the start of a new work year; while not all of these suggestions can be applied in every workplace, many of them are broadly applicable.
The word ‘snowclones’- although the word was coined in 2004, I only discovered it recently; there’s also a nice list of common snowclones and their sources here.
‘Looking Into The Past’ Flickr gallery – check out the way these images mash up time, narrative and geography; they make me simultaneously want to research and to photograph more.
Facebook Event to Google Calendar button Greasemonkey script – this is a nice, time-saving little script; I found I had to write an extra <br> into the code to get it to position the button correctly.
Infochimps – masses and masses of beautiful public datasets; I’ll post more on the beauty of datamining shortly.
foursquare (and on Wikipedia here) – I bypassed foursquare originally, as it was restricted to specific cities and because I wasn’t seeing the functionality. However the offers similar basic geolocation functionality to BrightKite and (in some respects) Google Latitude but combines this with a focus on discovering the urban landscape and populating the map with useful information about your area.
