07/11: Pixelist
Firefox will soon release version 3 that makes this already better than the rest browser even better.
Help to make this memorable by joining in Download Day 2008: a world record attempt at the most downloads ever of a single file on a day.
02/04: Retro sabotage
A bunch of retro games... but then somewhat different, they all have been sabotaged.
(Via Flabber.nl)
Sweeet! It was already possible of course to find all the South Park episodes online, but now you can watch all episodes on an official site of the makers.
(makes me look back to the days of Sweet.com and Parkwars.com, both sites long gone, but luckily we have the Internet Archive Wayback Machine).
(Via many sites, a.o. bright.nl)
21/01: Flash Element TD2
As a tip for those who do not know about these forums yet, these are the Dutch forums I frequently visit:
Chelloo.com for clients of UPC or news about the cable industry in the Netherlands:
TV@Home/Casema forum for clients of the cable providers united in Zesko
10/01: How to eat at a Sushi Bar
Nice anthology of the most infuential online videos of all time. Of course with every top 10 you have lots of reasons to disagree (for example, the Numa Numa song is not in, neither the two most frequently visited videos on my weblog: Chinese/Japanese T-shirt folding and the Egg song), but the list brought lots of good memories anyway.
And yeez, was Jennicam really already 11 years ago? Remember it very well, I am getting old.
(Via Boing Boing)
The new Pet Shop Boys video is using a very innovative way to get its message across: they use sublimal QR codes that, if you freeze the video and scan with your QR code scanner on your cellphone, leads you to websites about civil liberties. Which this they want to make a statement against the '"if you've done nothing wrong, you have nothing to fear" slogan much used to defend privacy threatening measures.
I checked it with the barcode reader on my Nokia N95 and it actually works.
(Via Engadget.com)
22/08: World weirdest airports
06/06: HTML animation
Well, if you have time too much you can always do your animation this way: by HTML coding it.
(Via Flabber)
30/05: Sellaband
Finally an initiative in the music industry that does not believe the future of the industry is DRM. SellaBand is a great initiative where independent musicians are supported by fans to professionally record a CD.
I support two artists so far, give them a look (and support if you like this initiative and their music).
Daniel Ward-Murphy on SellaBand
Click read more for SellaBand the movie.
29/05: Women In Art
14/04: New York April 2007
Another business trip to New York, again some more photo's of one of my favourite cities.
12/04: Zoom Quilt 2
The already great animation Zoom Quilt has now an even better successor: Zoom Quilt 2.
(Via Flabber)