JAJAH - web-activated telephony
Haven't tried it....yet....
Tuesday, October 31, 2006
Monday, October 30, 2006
Sunday, October 29, 2006
Whoops there goes the productivity...
A site detailing every flash game ever featured on digg. With a photo, a short description and a rating.
http://www.games1.org/
It even has frogger!
http://www.games1.org/
It even has frogger!
Friday, October 27, 2006
The Hexadecimal Colours Game
The Hexadecimal Colours Game
This is surely the official Arblognot challenge - please post scores in the comments section below :)
This is surely the official Arblognot challenge - please post scores in the comments section below :)
The Netflix prize
I really want to be working on the netflix prize but I can't because then I would have no time left in my life. The idea is to write a program that comes up with better movie recommendations for netflix users. So that people have something to work with they've released a lot of data. Some of the most interesting discussions on the forums are about the data. Like this one that is a spookily accurate way of mesuring not just which films have the best rating but which films are loved, hated and divisive. It's a well written clever discription and worth reading. And it all flows from a simple question why is Miss Congeniality the most rated film on Netflix?
Netflix Prize: Forum / Miss Congeniality
Netflix Prize: Forum / Miss Congeniality
Thursday, October 26, 2006
The Evening Cinematic
Nick has started a brief blog:
The Evening Cinematic: "The Evening Cinematic
The Evening Standard is offering a free cinema ticket to every reader everyday this week to see a film everyday next week. This is the record of my attempt to buy every paper, see every film."
The Evening Cinematic: "The Evening Cinematic
The Evening Standard is offering a free cinema ticket to every reader everyday this week to see a film everyday next week. This is the record of my attempt to buy every paper, see every film."
Wednesday, October 25, 2006
The story of the iPod
Ever wondered what the first song to be played on an iPod was? You can either read this article by Steven Levy which is interesting in other ways too, or I can tell you...
Wired 14.11: The Perfect Thing
Spiller - Grooveject (If this ain't love)
Wired 14.11: The Perfect Thing
Spiller - Grooveject (If this ain't love)
Tuesday, October 24, 2006
New Era of the Recipe Burglar
A thought provoking article about whether recipies should be under copyright.
New Era of the Recipe Burglar | Food & Wine: "Pete Wells explores the mysterious world of kitchen spies, copycat chefs and copyright lawyers who might, one day soon, change the way we eat. "
New Era of the Recipe Burglar | Food & Wine: "Pete Wells explores the mysterious world of kitchen spies, copycat chefs and copyright lawyers who might, one day soon, change the way we eat. "
Monday, October 23, 2006
AutoStitch
AutoStitch: "Autostitch™ is the world's first fully automatic 2D image stitcher. Capable of stitching full view panoramas without any user input whatsoever, Autostitch is a breakthrough technology for panoramic photography, VR and visualisation applications. This is the first solution to stitch any panorama completely automatically, whether 1D (horizontal) or 2D (horizontal and vertical)."
Microsoft Research Group Shot
You know the situation. You've got some great pictures of some friends at a party. But if only you could have Steve looking happy like he does in one picture moved into the picture where he looks rubbish but Jeff looks good. Or something. Basically you need Microsoft Research Group Shot.
You can choose the faces from any photos and combine them together and it does the magic for you.
Here it is Microsoft Research Group Shot: "Microsoft Research Group Shot"
And here's a great example of it which explains things much better: http://www.flickr.com/photos/richardholden/189985904/
You can choose the faces from any photos and combine them together and it does the magic for you.
Here it is Microsoft Research Group Shot: "Microsoft Research Group Shot"
And here's a great example of it which explains things much better: http://www.flickr.com/photos/richardholden/189985904/
Google Maps Nighttime!
Google Maps Nighttime!: Although "The underlying 128 megapixel night imagery from NASA uses a map projection different from Google Maps'. The two are aligned near the NYC-Madrid-Tokyo axis only." It's still pretty cool.
atelier v.
atelier v.
Some 'reimagining' of everyday household objects (in German)
Some are better than others, but I liked the lampshade and the ice cream holder!
Some 'reimagining' of everyday household objects (in German)
Some are better than others, but I liked the lampshade and the ice cream holder!
Saturday, October 21, 2006
What's the difference between George Bush and Himself?
Check out this clip from the daily show. On the day they realised that no Democrat would ever be able to defeat him they decided to show that perhaps the best person to defeat him was himself. It turns out he ran for President on a very different platform than the way he ran to stay President. Flip-Flopper or what...
Friday, October 20, 2006
Songbird 0.2 Video describing what its about
Worth watching just for the mad guy doing the demo "sweet and Oi"
here's the songbird site:
http://www.songbirdnest.com/node/875
here's the songbird site:
http://www.songbirdnest.com/node/875
Thursday, October 19, 2006
"World Cup air" vendor blows off steam in court
"World Cup air" vendor blows off steam in court: "A Chinese entrepreneur is suing a Beijing trade bureau for denying him a permit to sell bags of 'World Cup air' and for scotching his plans to bottle and sell '2008 Olympic air', a newspaper said on Thursday."
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