King Kong Thong, originally uploaded by Señor Mark.
edited & replaced on 05/11/05 after good criticism from the savage deleteme tribe. Also a pretty popular bridge to photograph, located in the west end beaches area of Toronto.
King Kong Thong, originally uploaded by Señor Mark.
edited & replaced on 05/11/05 after good criticism from the savage deleteme tribe. Also a pretty popular bridge to photograph, located in the west end beaches area of Toronto.
blogfinder.net (beta) – connecting you with the blogs you need to read.
blogfinder (beta) is an experimental web 2.0 hub that connects influential early-opinion-leaders via a transparent, ajax-founded, tagging/detagging framework that is entirely based on documented hyper-neural, multi-threaded, semantic progression algorithm
Valleywag: Blogfinder: the perfect linkbait
Go try it out, giggle at the results, and wait for Michael Arrington to value it at $40 mil.
TechCrunch » Pandora and Last.fm Together…sort of
Well, for those hard core users of both services, Real-ity.com has created something of a mashup (you will need a last.fm account to use this) – a clone of the Pandora player running on their server, with a script to submit any track directly to your last
http://www.real-ity.com/pandora/
Pandora and Last.FM mashup.
View ajax-powered website statistics and traffic graphs comparing http://www.myspace.com, http://www.facebook.com and http://www.aol.com
(tags: Alexaholic Stats Graphs MySpace AOL)
In just a few minutes, the video will show how you can start with simple, flat spreadsheet data, use Dabble DB to search and explore this data right away, then gradually evolve into a full conference-planning application (with drop-down lists, calendar vi
(tags: DabbleDB web2.0 Techcrunch)
Fixya was founded by two entrepreneurs who decided to take advantage of the fact that consumer products manufacturers are not providing adequate support through their web sites. Although these products become more and more technologically advanced, their
Rojo now has extra mojo: voting, relevance, and categories.