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Symmetrize Flickr photos based on tag. Ones that turned out interesting to me were “bassethound”, “kiss”, “hippo” and, disturbingly, “boobs”.

Flickr’s codebase-over-time visualized.

That’s the way to do it. “Nary a sheet of tin has rolled of our own production lines in over 30 years!”

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

Hack by Kellan to find the interesting moving pictures on Flickr. Some wicked cool stuff is being uploaded.

Really nice Flickr search tool. Gives you a great at-a-glance thumbnail view.

Get an occasional email containing photos you uploaded to your Flickr account a year earlier. Micronostalgia. Lovely!

US Library of Congress + Flickr == FTW! LoC uploads photos from their collection to Flickr, sharing them with the world, then Flickr users can update the metadata, improving their usefulness. Everyone’s a winner.

Another social software village I’m a member of: Basset hound owners on Flickr. There’s a great community forming of basset owners commenting on each others’ photos, and here, celebrating the birthday of another Flickrer’s dog!

Flickr launches photo stats — get access and referrer information. Before today, I had no way of knowing that one of my photos is the current Google No. 1 hit for “santa cock”. Thanks, Flickr.

Flickr’s new Picnik integration is top-notch — Enough photo-tweaking power for about 80% of the population, I’d guess. And, effectively, a new implementation of “hohohohat”!

Etch-a-Sketch art on Flickr. Some stunningly detailed stuff in here!

Some of these look wicked handy.

This is a weird one — someone is scouring Flickr for photos of women in the back-seats of cars wearing their seatbelt.

Lovely Flickarrrrr Eastarrrrr Egg for “Talk Like a Pirate Day”

Automatically swap your desktop background for snaps from Flickr. I’ve had some gorgeous stuff come up in the couple of hours I’ve been running it.

MOO launch tiny wee custom stickers in a nice sharable form. Ordered myself a set.

Day-long photo project on May 5th to create a book and “sponsored event”.

Aron Atkins’s first-prize-winning Flickr+MIDI+Tux mashup from BarCampBoston2’s Programming Contest. Enter a one-word keyword and hit the button.