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Travelogue round Route 128, inspired by Jonathan Richman’s “Roadrunner”

I can’t imagine trying to sell anything of value on eBay these days — it’s hard enough on Craigslist, and that’s free to post to. “The cool thing about eBay’s support system is it will always answer your question; unfortunately, that answer will always be a form letter on how to reset your password”

Graphically lovely, and drop-dead simple, audio recording app.

Tonight’s “30 Rock”? Not *entirely* based on fiction.

John Resig has ported the Processing visualization language to JavaScript, using the <canvas> tag. John is officially one of the most scary-smart people I know.

Because you never know when you’re going to quickly need to accentuate some comedy.

Excellent time-travel-based platformer — interact with past versions of your actions to solve puzzles.

Things I never thought I’d hear: Nerdcore rapping about The Economist.

Some great tips from Simon Willison on using JQuery effectively.

Just what the internet needed… a vi clone implemented in JavaScript.

Nice plotgraph of your Twitter posting habits.

How not to heckle, a handy guide.

Another NIN album released for free download under the Creative Commons BY-NC-SA license. It should be noted that Ghosts I-IV was the first NIN album I’ve ever bought, after enjoying its free release earlier this year.

Flickr’s API includes LOLCODE as a return format. Duly noted for any APIs I might create in the future…

Schulze & Webb’s hardware prototype of a socially-networked open-source digital radio. Some excellent ideas for internet-enabled physical objects in the pamphlet.

The most important webpage you will look at today.