Websites as graphs is a website with a Java applet will generate a graph of a website. It looks at the tags in the html and creates the graph.
Paul’s Time Sink | Websites as graph.
Pretty slick… here’s mine:
technorati tags:websitesasgraphs
a multi-tasked stream of consciousness or perhaps just emails to myself
Websites as graphs is a website with a Java applet will generate a graph of a website. It looks at the tags in the html and creates the graph.
Paul’s Time Sink | Websites as graph.
Pretty slick… here’s mine:
technorati tags:websitesasgraphs
I’ve got a trip to London tomorrow and happened to catch this clip from ZeFrank which really just made my day. While heading to new places sounds exciting it’s always a grind no matter how you slice it.
I’m getting picked up at 5:30am for an 8:30 flight and will land at 8:30PM GMT – or British Summer Time as my colleagues across the pond have been calling it. Nice way to fully kill the day AND get jet lag as a bonus door prize. See you on the other side!
This was a total highlight on Sesame Street for me as a kid, but it rarely runs today even though plenty of other bits are still in circulation… Added to my permanent iPod video collection!
Technorati Tags: You Tube, Sesame Street, TV
OK I’ll bite. I received a video link from an “anonymous” friend on You Tube… (just learned it was from my dad and You Tube did not carry forward his name or email) Seems based on the other videos posted by user lowblackdub that this is a viral move by VW and one I really like. I’ve been checking out the new GTI commercials on TV and like them quite a bit, though this one takes a completely different perspective and does not include the “bad influence” creature I’ve been seeing. VW has really done a great job using the web for a different spin from TV which is great to see. They’ve clearly planned differently for the different channels… The main VW site has a nice extension of this video with the sub-site for the GTI MK V…
It features Peter Stormare, the Nihilist from The Big Lebowski among other Coen Brother’s films like Fargo.
I so rarely even try to watch Saturday Night Live these days, but I like Jack Black and happened to catch a bit of the show. By far the best bit was lazy Sunday with Chris Parnell and Adam Samberg which was just released for Free on iTunes…
Technorati Tags: Lazy Sunday, TV
russian climbing on Google Video…. worth the 8 minutes. The guy has some intense moves!
Technorati Tags: Long Tail, Google Video
Super Mario Brothers theme played on Marimba and Drums…
Pure retro goodnesss…
LiveMarks is an amazingly cool site that lets you monitor what the community of del.icio.us users are marking.
WindowsVista Not…
Dilbert takes on our wonderful world of news in this week’s Sunday piece. Great for anyone paying attention.
Barney at the Wheel
Originally uploaded by atmasphere.
If you ever get tired while driving, you can rest easy knowing “I Love You” Barney can step in and take the wheel.
I have yet to watch it, but if you do, (OK even if you don’t) this is a hilarious look (and count) of the dialog.
The BBC has produced a mobile Hitchhiker’s Guide… H2G2. Works great on my Treo and I would imagine it works great on pretty much any connected device.
This is one of those must see things. Paul Rademacher hooked up Craigs housing listings to Google Maps so you can browse visually by quite a few major metros. Just awesome!
Check this out. A truly amazing combination of Craig’s List housing ads with Google Maps. This is exactly why databases should be opened up. If this was handled at the corporate level, a) it would never get done and b) it would take forever. Instead, since both are accessible, some clever person can just…do it. [Gary Stein]
Last night I discovered Blokus.
Blokus is simple to understand, but very hard to master. I’ve actually only played a few games but immediately found the official version for Palm so I could play while on the go. There are online versions as well as board game versions. Boing Boing described it as a cross between Tetris and Go and that gives you a picture at least of what it’s like, though until you actually play, you won’t fully understand.
You don’t have to have kids to appreciate the humor here.