holy crap! Google Satellite! i was actually flipping between terraserver and google maps before the game last night. THIS IS AWESOME! (thanks jackson!) (1 comment)

how did i ever miss this? Uncrustables (1 comment)

hehe: Design without Reach (0 comments)

someone at Rising Slowly – The UK Weather Blog appreciates the photo i took of kilimanjaro (0 comments)

webb’s got a blog: Daily Poop (0 comments)

Wed, Apr 6

youch! tearing paul graham a new one (0 comments)

Thu, Apr 7

hehe: Pi Pie (0 comments)

Fri, Apr 8

what can i say? GO HEELS! (0 comments)

duh! Serving ‘millennials’ is new chapter for libraries (0 comments)

photo of the day: McDonald’s suckling ad (this just keeps freaking me out) (0 comments)

Sun, Apr 10

a few of me in there: carlie’s photos of the dance party at hell last night (i think meg gets best picture honors) (1 comment)

meg’s pictures of the post-ncaa madness (even though i got SO sick that night after drinking two of those–plus some beers beforehand–this is probably my fav) (0 comments)

Mon, Apr 11

to read: Democratizing Innovation (0 comments)

captivating: Confessions of an EBay opium addict (3 comments)

Tue, Apr 12

on my radar: Ubuntu Linux (1 comment)

worth a read: The Man Date (thanks jackie!) (0 comments)

neat: your failed business model is not my problem (0 comments)

the internet FUCK YEAH! slavery, FUCK YEAH! america we stand as one – fuckyeah remix (0 comments)

i like this sam ruby guy: RS: Radical Simplification (though i find it weird that he works for ibm) (2 comments)

makes me think of a certain duck in a certain commerical: AFLAX (1 comment)

and the wtf of the day goes to… weekinreview (courtesy of matt haughey) i’m kind of surprised the thing isn’t an imagemap. (5 comments)

props from the real paul jones: Justinsomnia to Sebastopol (1 comment)

very necessary wordpress plugin: Time Zone (fixes daylight savings time offset problem) (0 comments)

Wed, Apr 13

excellent: the peacekeeper (0 comments)

not only is tom delay EVIL, but his website has some of the WORST, most unreadable graphics i’ve ever seen: exhibit a, exhibit b, exhibit c, exhibit d, exhibit e, exhibit f, and exhibit g (0 comments)

Thu, Apr 14

cool, i guess: Idaho House Resolution #29: Stating findings of the Legislature and commending Jared and Jerusha Hess and the City of Preston for the production of the movie “Napoleon Dynamite.” (2 comments)

Fri, Apr 15

remix culture: an italian blogger uses the silhouette of a man walking from one of my favorite photos in his blog’s banner image—and totally gives me credit. (3 comments)

i needs to get me one of these merch shirts before leaving cakalak del norte (2 comments)

Sat, Apr 16

Vel has a posse i was wondering what that was all about, thanks kristina (0 comments)

honestly, why isn’t he a democrat? “By the way, when Bill Clinton was president, we, effectively, in the Judiciary Committee blocked a number of his nominees,” Mr. McCain said. (0 comments)

on the front lines of the culture war: Tennessee state senator, Jeff Miller, a Republican, the sponsor of a state constitutional amendment aimed at “solemnizing the relationship of one man and one woman,” is accused in a divorce case of cheating on his wife. (0 comments)

Sun, Apr 17

$999: Dell 24-inch Wide Aspect Flat Panel LCD Monitor (via matt haughey) (1 comment)

trying: Konfabulator (1 comment)

on life drawing: Only a few years ago, the idea of artists gathering to paint from a model would have seemed impossibly old-fashioned and hokey – and if the model was female and nude, sexist to boot. (who knew? i thought that was art.) (0 comments)

Mon, Apr 18

i kind of wished macromedia would have continued as a competitor: Adobe Systems Incorporated has announced a definitive agreement to acquire Macromedia in an all-stock transaction valued at approximately $3.4 billion. (0 comments)

i agree: Yes, XMLHttpRequest has been around for years, and ajax is just a pretty term for DHTML and javascript, but the beauty of the term ajax is that we now have an easy way to sell the technology. (0 comments)

senator santorum develops a fetish for preemies and the rest of us have to suffer (0 comments)

Wed, Apr 20

wow: washer dryer combos cost $800-900 bucks (4 comments)

i’m too lazy to look this up, but the only question i have is, “why’d joe chose benedict to be his gang name?” (2 comments)

this is great: An attempt to visit BenedictXVI.com redirects the reader to Cadenhead’s own Web site, on which he rejects the suggestion that he might be planning to cash in by selling the site to pornographers since they would be willing to pay most for it.

“For the love of God, people, that’s not going to happen,” Cadenhead said. “I will be running any plans I have for this domain by my own Catholic doctrinal enforcer, my never-miss-a-Sunday grandmother Rita.” (0 comments)

tim, the future is already here: I see a future in which, when you want to talk about anything worth talking about, you link either to its URI, or its Wikipedia entry, or both. (0 comments)

target continues to distinguish itself with design (0 comments)

Fri, Apr 22

the best thing EVAR: my boss, whom i hasten to add is not at all worried that i left a laptop with pre-ipo biotech trade secrets sitting out in the open (start here to understand why) (0 comments)

Sat, Apr 23

ha! have fun having sex, dude (0 comments)

Mon, Apr 25

lost dog: lost a black/chocolate labrador retriever? (2 comments)

new word: lade (where the word “ladle” comes from) (0 comments)

irony: Long-standing concerns over fatalities of protected species of birds, including the golden eagle at Altamont Pass, have prompted lawsuits by environmentalists that threaten to shut down one of the nation’s oldest wind projects. (0 comments)

Turkmenbashi shuts down Turkmenistan’s libraries because No one goes to libraries and reads books anyway (0 comments)

this is such a neat mural design: Immigrant nation (i enjoyed watching the white slowly get painted in riding my bike home from work. i wonder what else is planned?) (0 comments)

patrick waxes poetical: Thank you white-kid w/dreads (0 comments)