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2025 1

  1. SaveThatPin: A Simple Way to Save Pinterest Videos, Images, and Creative Inspiration

2024 1

  1. سخونة الممثلات في الأفلام الإباحية

2015 1

  1. Venture Design and the Anthemis Foundry.

2014 2

  1. Eris, a Software Stack Including the World’s First Blockchain Application Server.
  2. Minimum & Maximum Viable Civilizations,

2013 3

  1. CERN Talk. Beyond WWW
  2. Apple iWatch Design Predictions
  3. The First Internet Company In Shoreditch

2012 5

  1. Skunk Puppying: dealing with legal threats with cute animals.
  2. 5 principles of invisible web design
  3. current & future projects
  4. Use Case Study House #1 – A house designed like a web application
  5. Internet Pawn

2011 61

  1. I Used to Love Trains
  2. Tech Crunch
  3. Choosing a Wood Burning Stove – If you are a designer
  4. Night vision goggles of Red Army
  5. Kengo Kuma and Associates
  6. The Big Apple
  7. Elephants feet are turned into useful jars
  8. rocket mail
  9. Chair Tower on Top of a Bridge
  10. East German communications Towers
  11. Shukhov tower
  12. Construction of a B-19
  13. Ring Around a Tree by Tezuka Architects
  14. An Introduction to Modern Playscapes
  15. Fishers Island House
  16. The making of a Coca-Cola neon sign, 1954
  17. Looking down on NYC
  18. Diagram of airship mooring on top of the Empire State Building
  19. The UNO Lounge Chair
  20. Human Incentives Graphs
  21. Toshiba Milano Salone – Dorell.Ghotmeh.Tane
  22. Google Unveils Android-Controlled LED Light Bulb
  23. Editorial rooms of the Phonographic Journal of the Future
  24. Strange military pics
  25. Nuclear-Powered Jet Engine
  26. Wind turbines at Greenway parking lot, Chicago
  27. 1970s American advertisement promoting Iranian Nuclear Plants
  28. Hippy Dialectics
  29. 91-year-old bodybuilder
  30. Athena Tennis Girl
  31. The only surviving Roman Roadmap
  32. Control Room 2
  33. Barn on silo
  34. Horse in wall
  35. Hyungkoo Lee Objectuals
  36. Tomas Saraceno
  37. Henrique Oliveira
  38. Photos of New Mexico Museum of Space History, Alamogordo
  39. Skylab Food Tray
  40. Algorithmic sculptures
  41. Gilberts great Duke of Clarence memorial
  42. Gilberts Bishop Saint
  43. Vintage Mirrored Surgical Lamp
  44. phrenology heads
  45. Self Colonic Irrigation Board
  46. WFT is that
  47. Antique Tonsillotome
  48. Tonsillotome
  49. Antique medical corset
  50. Pinepoint – a town that isn’t there anymore …and Powerpoint.
  51. My Lift 11 Talk with Notes
  52. The kilo is the last manufactured measure
  53. All Horoscopes are the Same
  54. How to Solve Berlin’s Gentrification War.
  55. The Emperor’s New Clothes
  56. The Genealogy of Tools
  57. The biggest picture
  58. Svpply.com
  59. Stuyvesant Town is the Plan Voisin
  60. Michale Jackson's unbuilt Neverland
  61. Park Hill Estate

2010 32

  1. RIP Isabelle Caro
  2. American English Dialects
  3. The guy from why we fight
  4. Google Font Directory
  5. 1968 Automodule by Jean-Pierre Ponthieu
  6. Poland's underground state
  7. He 162 Salamander secret underground production facility
  8. Belsize Park Deep Shelter
  9. Lincoln Tunnel construction:, ventilation shaft
  10. London's Crossrail, ventilation shaft
  11. International Space Station cosmic ray detector delivery
  12. Aircraft Catapult
  13. Horrors of teh Elevated railroad as seen by its opponents
  14. British regions defined by phone calls
  15. extreme cargo
  16. planes on trains
  17. 50s family in a nuclear bunker
  18. Spacemen parade
  19. 1972 videophone imagined in 1922
  20. Atlanta underground continuous transit system
  21. What Atlanta in 2010 looked like in 1910
  22. CDG Terminal 1: Futuristic Gone Sour
  23. 1930s Art Deco Futurism
  24. 1883 illustration of Robida's Telephonoscope
  25. How architecture keeps you comfortable and can be understood from the design of decent modern shoes.
  26. Tim Berners-Lee: Confirming The Exact Location of the Invention of the Web
  27. Connections’ 911 Connection. A Perfect Coincidence to Show There are no Conspiracies
  28. Switch
  29. Switzerland and Islam
  30. Sheep: Truth vs Fiction
  31. Social Networks and Creativity. Why Geneva Might be a Better Model than New York
  32. Imagining The Tablet from a Design Perspective

2009 68

  1. The top 10 things that defined ‘the noughties’, by category.
  2. The end is nigher – A Larger Estimate of the Entropy of the Universe
  3. Graph of the Population of Rome Through History
  4. Ireland’s Blasphemy Law
  5. The Third Replicator
  6. Capitalist Pig Flu – Benes
  7. Punctuated Equilibrium
  8. A Bi-Partisan Plea for Healthcare from a Foreigner in America
  9. Useless Morgan Stanley Media Report by Spidey Senses Teenager Dupes Clueless Adults
  10. Why does 50% white and 50% black equal black?
  11. Internet Rage
  12. What’s New in Architecture
  13. Dwell Magazine Parody
  14. Pizza Hut Rebranding
  15. If Famous Architecture Were Priced Like Paintings, a Le Corbusier Would Cost the Same as the Entire American GDP.
  16. Einstein’s Theory of Constancy
  17. Nike Air Footscape HF TZ
  18. Greenwashing Iran
  19. A Suitcase Currency Nuke
  20. The Farce of Europe
  21. The difference between cloud and grid computing
  22. Science reinvents the economy: The human factor
  23. Information Theory Explanation of Dark Energy
  24. A Soho Loft Answering Machine from 1992
  25. The Skeptical Hypochondriac
  26. Model Shows Quack Remedies Spread Precisely Because They Don’t Work
  27. Featured Posts
  28. A New Iceland Every Other Day
  29. The Storming of the Bestial
  30. Dear AIG: I Quit, I Worked in the Barracks not the Gas Chambers
  31. Where are the World’s Most Innovative Places?
  32. No Return to Normal
  33. More than 100% tax in New York City
  34. Yokiddo and Popgloss Relaunch
  35. Yelp Named One of Best Company Names of All Time
  36. How We’re About to be Duped by Fake AIG Bonus Repayments
  37. Nicholas Ashooh of AIG, the world’s worst PR guy?
  38. The New York Subway is Cheap
  39. New York Times Scared to Print Shit
  40. Freedom Fried – US unemployment exceeds France
  41. An economist is someone who knows the value of everything and the price of nothing…
  42. FTSE Takes Worst Ever Fall
  43. Time to Stop Talking Down Bank Assets?
  44. The Wild West was Much Safer than New York at its Tamest
  45. Eastern Europe to Destroy Western Europe?
  46. The Myth of Traditional Boat Builders
  47. CNN Recommends You Risk Breast Cancer
  48. The Joe Ades Myth Deconstructed
  49. What Will Cause a Great Depression?
  50. China Slams US Way of Life
  51. What comes after lofts and the suburbs?
  52. Very Scary Chart
  53. Merrill’s Lynching
  54. A Chart of the Value of the World’s Banks
  55. Fool Britannia
  56. The Case for Nationalization
  57. Methane on Mars
  58. Fitness Landscapes are Upside Down
  59. The 2009 Edge Question
  60. The Tiny Hadron Collider
  61. The Myth of the Carbon Cost of Googling
  62. How Diamonds are Marketed
  63. Bullshit
  64. Goodbye to all That
  65. Tech Predictions For 2009
  66. Sell Government Bonds
  67. The Book Bernanke Should Have by his Bed
  68. The Recession in Graphs

2008 87

  1. Crash of 2008 Market League Table
  2. Snow in Vegas != Global Cooling
  3. Happy Newton Day
  4. The Best of 2008 in Physics
  5. Nobel Prize Winning Economist Calls the US Economy a Ponzi Scheme
  6. The Marie Antoinette of Manhattan
  7. Terre Natale
  8. Complementary and Alternative Medicine – a deregulated system riddled with fraud
  9. Number of Autism Cases Increases by 2000%
  10. Subliminal advertising works best
  11. When Lawyers Embrace Drug Culture
  12. The unbelievable story of Bernie Madoff
  13. What makes the ‘great recession’ seem irrelevant?
  14. AIG pleads with bloggers to let them have their bonuses
  15. No Dyson Spheres Found Yet
  16. Relativistic Economics
  17. Why Unemployment in America is Different
  18. Its the ‘Chinese’ Economy, Stupid
  19. How wide is a photon?
  20. Fred Goodwin’s Resume
  21. Financial mess leading to early signs of political instability
  22. Whats the Story Morning Glory Riddle
  23. AIG Coverup
  24. How to win friends
  25. Baarle-Nassau, the town with the strangest borders
  26. The number of cafes in France has declined 80%
  27. The market is predicting no inflation for 10 years.
  28. Valleywag Folds(in)
  29. The Death of Iceland
  30. French GDP beats Germany and UK
  31. Remembering World War I and Pershing
  32. Al Gore Rhythm
  33. Galaxy Map Hints at Fractal Space
  34. Wake up Britain. You Are Still Smoking Crack.
  35. Airline posts loss because of falling fuel costs
  36. American Banks From a Foreigner’s Perspective
  37. Why Markets Crash
  38. Why Revenge Against Wall Street Makes Business Sense
  39. Election Debates are Ineffective
  40. The Flaw in the Logic of Clean Tech.
  41. Information and Evolution
  42. Georgia state has nearly twice the population of the country.
  43. Oil Money Madness – a house for $0.75 billion, in France
  44. The Internet Olympics – at least for people in the US
  45. The iPhone will Never be an Enterprise Device
  46. Stewart Brand’s How Buildings Learn
  47. Salesforce.com is worth more than General Motors
  48. An Example of a Selfish Meme Overriding the Selfish Gene
  49. Interview with the Blogosphere Banksy – Bikesnobnyc
  50. Cuil, Titanic search engine, sinks day one
  51. It’s the recession, stupid
  52. Macbook Air – freezing
  53. Toyota is worth 25 times as much as General Motors
  54. Fake Green – Making Money By Pretending to be Eco-friendly
  55. The Huffington Post – run by a former Republican extremist who wanted to dismantle welfare, entirely.
  56. Summer streets
  57. Apple users rage at iPhone 3G plans
  58. Origins of Humor
  59. Glassdoor is smashing.
  60. Doomsday Machine Goes On Sale
  61. iPhone 3G my 2c.
  62. The Limits of Wikipedia
  63. What Happened to Scott McLellan
  64. The Mitford sisters Letters Published: “With best love and Heil Hitler! Bobo”
  65. In light of today’s surreal $133 a barrel, oil headline from 2000 reads like something from the Onion
  66. The Great Facebook Apps Disaster
  67. McMansions are Built With Paper and Staples
  68. Universal electricity bill doubles
  69. Is Google Beatable by Re-inventing Search?
  70. Crossing the Chasm Jumps the Shark
  71. The habitable zone for life in the universe just became much larger
  72. I bequeath to you all my dung
  73. Does Social Networking Kill Search?
  74. Overheard – MacBook Air ad.
  75. The Top 25 Most Valuable Blogs – and the least valuable list of them
  76. Bebo vs Sharethis
  77. Brooklyn Schools Look Like Prisons
  78. Why Google May Have a Problem
  79. Swarm Democracy – Wikileaks is down, but not for the reasons you think
  80. Ingroup and outgroup thinking
  81. A month ago Apple was worth more than Google is now.
  82. Is Google run by engineers or by lawyers?
  83. Blackberry, the right kind of crappy. Microsoft bids to acquire Yahoo, should they also buy RIM?
  84. What Criticism of the Macbook Air proves?
  85. Time for Ebay to be the new Apple and get a Steve Jobs
  86. Why the Cool Gadgets Come out in Japan First
  87. Julien ‘Spike’ Galbraith born Jan 11 08

2007 90

  1. The Lane Hartwell Problem
  2. Amazon launches grid database – final component for a zero hardware startup
  3. Newly released map of the Internet with accurate statistics, by Amazing Britney S. Crotch and Top 10 definitive Brad CSS Tableless 911.
  4. Liberal America is growing old and dying in Woodstock
  5. Anne Zelenka is right to be skeptical of Kindle
  6. Digital Curation, the opposite of Social Media
  7. An antidote to the Watson contoversy
  8. Wojciech Zurek is onto something wonderful
  9. Shit shitty shit shit. Ned Sherrin Dies
  10. USS Ponce
  11. How big is a photon?
  12. OObject launches.
  13. How to setup a cheap Infinite Disk system using S3 without having to use EC2
  14. Recommended viewing
  15. Atheist Societies Better Off
  16. At the peak of the Japanese real estate bubble, the Imperial Palace in Tokyo was worth more than the entire state of California.
  17. Eyeless and Gaga. Why we are reducing the number of users on Wists
  18. Tony Wilson Dies
  19. Market Crash Imminent
  20. Treehugger acquired by Discovery Channel
  21. What today’s FCC ruling means
  22. The business model for the web.
  23. I’m going to be a dad!
  24. Is Rim the new Microsoft?
  25. I am the real fake real fake Steve Jobs
  26. Why are US newspapers so bad when it comes to international news.
  27. Pamplona bulls gore the runners.
  28. Why Facebook is hyped so.
  29. Trivia – Pandoras ‘box’ was a mistranslation.
  30. The distinction between blogs and newspapers blurs
  31. Not if, but when, will Google be bigger than Microsoft?
  32. The Obit to end all obits
  33. The iPhone Agony and the Ecstasy
  34. Jesus Phone Crucified by ATT
  35. Facebook: honeymoon over.
  36. pissing on the iPhone parade
  37. Airports of the world
  38. The Design of Facebook
  39. Apple’s future rests on the keyboard – or lack of it.
  40. T-Mobile Instant Message Scam
  41. In defense of Technorati
  42. Blogfest Design Competition
  43. Design Blogfest
  44. RIP Allan Woolley
  45. Microsoft Yahoo is a done deal even if they don’t know it yet
  46. DIY quantum eraser
  47. Hilarious Ernst & Young Teambuilding Video.
  48. The real bubble
  49. The Limits of Computing
  50. Dawkins on OReilly
  51. Microsoft’s Live Search Is No Longer Live
  52. Bill O’Reilly to Interview Dawkins
  53. If I were a VC this is a startup I would back
  54. Evolution of biological information
  55. Trains Planes and Ruby on Rails – Is speed the most important thing for a successful startup?
  56. The Day Web 2.0 Died
  57. Someone on CNN called me a ‘Dirty Jew’
  58. Bush picks his favorite blog…
  59. Which one of these two buildings was built by slaves?
  60. Apple TV at one tenth of the cost
  61. Adam Curtis: F**k You Buddy
  62. Is Tit for Tat the Best Strategy if People Fail to Communicate Effectively?
  63. Amazing art pieces representing politically charged statistics.
  64. what is moderate coffee consumption?
  65. Swiss Army Invades Liechtenstein.
  66. Seven reasons why stretchy web site layouts are dead:
  67. Oh My God, Please Stop This Fucking War
  68. Drudge Report and anti-global warming stories.
  69. The Boston Tee-Hee Party
  70. Last week a real saint died.
  71. A Mac User Switches to Vista
  72. Daniel Tammet’s blog
  73. Child Witches Case Dropped.
  74. Is Tit for Tat a flawed game theory strategy?
  75. Kevin Bacon promotes social network
  76. Graffiti in NY bar
  77. Jesus Camp. Is this child abuse?
  78. Chinese campaigners get it wrong – there is a Starbucks in the Louvre
  79. Most Entertaining Alexa Numbers Ever
  80. People looking similar, trying to look like individuals
  81. Killian Fox on Smahingtelly, in the Observer
  82. Why is Bush not going to Iraq?
  83. Nice Shannon intro.
  84. I want my iPhone
  85. Smashing Telly Launches
  86. WordPress’ Sandbox theme overcomes CSS design problems
  87. Animated map of the spread of mental illness
  88. NewTeeVee
  89. Zurich airport stobe art
  90. Predictions for 2007

2006 201

  1. The world’s best quiz
  2. Social Shopping Faceoff
  3. Cities in 2006
  4. Threads – nuclear war and its aftermath
  5. Boston gets a decent piece of modern architecture
  6. The Century of The Self
  7. Britney Spears’ Crotch-A-Thon Inspires London Adverts
  8. Web 2.0 is an aftermarket for Google
  9. Calling bullshit on my own startup
  10. Don;t go and see the Bodies Exhibition
  11. I just saw a Zune, and guess what? Its a piece of shit.
  12. The Apple revolution
  13. Watr Bloggers – repent your sins.
  14. Washington Post on post Thanksgiving retail brawl.
  15. Japanese shoe fitting
  16. Thereis no redemption for Haggard.
  17. Bush, pot, kettle, black.
  18. Universal Mod Rewrites
  19. The Obvious Corp – Evan and Biz take back Odeo
  20. Richard Dawkins Foundation
  21. Iraqi bloggers tell a tale of woe.
  22. Andy Kessler – the Internet is a series of pipes
  23. Popgloss Launches
  24. Woodward buries Bush
  25. Self updating software
  26. quantum computer breakthrough
  27. String theory all tied up in knots
  28. Linking to specific points in a web page.
  29. Cribcandy version 2 launches
  30. Cycling helmets increase risk of accidents.
  31. Is the iPod era over?
  32. Geodesic dome
  33. My most traumatic day
  34. SETI and global warming
  35. Not so little town of Bethlehem
  36. California leads way on global warming.
  37. Ditching Tivo
  38. Number crunching
  39. Google plays Risk Board Game
  40. Nut case alert
  41. The death of Pageviews
  42. Alexa rankings are only 5% accurate for Web 2.0 sites
  43. The Onion:
  44. The Relativist Blog
  45. Arab Barbie dolls
  46. Amazon EC2
  47. Has Digg Been Hijacked
  48. Gas and Houses are still cheap.
  49. America was secular in 1776
  50. Dave Winer on the JonBenet story.
  51. Bad Science
  52. How to put together a full washbag kit for flying, with no liquids
  53. Some of our universe is no longer missing
  54. Were the first US Presidents Atheists?
  55. New York Times has Cricket on front page.
  56. Fakes on a Plane, was the online buzz faked?
  57. Is America a Religious Nation?
  58. Dolphins are not intelligent.
  59. Dell Hell
  60. Arkansas’ stone age constitution
  61. At last – Dapper
  62. Compound interest rates.
  63. Is Fox News Anti-Semitic?
  64. Entropy measures
  65. Shannon vs Boltzmann
  66. Entropy link
  67. Entropy Pitfalls
  68. Greenland Ice Shelf Melting
  69. Wists new hardware
  70. Would capsules of pig fat in plane seats deter an Islamic fundamentalist suicide bomber .
  71. Oi Vay Maria
  72. Hating America
  73. (M)ann Coulter
  74. Manhattan Manatee
  75. Oil prices
  76. Civilians targetted in bombing raid
  77. switched to outliner style
  78. Business Weak (sic) promotes get rich quick scam.
  79. A chicken cost $150 in the medieval era, today’s $2 chickens must be medievally bad.
  80. ‘Next’ means back in time on Technorati, on Techcrunch, ‘previous’ does. Which is right crunch or rati?
  81. Is it time to call bullshit on IQ tests?
  82. Why entrepreneurs should ignore markets.
  83. DNA contains further code beyond protein synthesis
  84. Kottke was Apple’s first paid employee.
  85. Greenpeace car ad
  86. Drudge switches sides on Global Warming
  87. The universe is a giant clock just for humans
  88. Time based permalinks for video
  89. Worst company logo ever
  90. Friendster founder patented the social network.
  91. New Googleplex is a Kindergarten
  92. People Aggregator is up.
  93. How to get real results from Alexa
  94. Biggest UK and Irish genealogy site goes free for Independence Day
  95. Conspiracy theorists on Google
  96. Google Checkout changes web advertising model, while media miss the point and say its a Paypal competitor.
  97. What the difference between Google Earth/Maps and France’s Geoportail?
  98. The best piece of Graffiti ever
  99. The Second Best Graffiti Ever.
  100. France is the least Anti-Semitic country in the West?
  101. Any company which relies on ‘user generated content’ knows neither the cost nor value of anything
  102. Vonage stock in free-fall a week after IPO
  103. Nobody knows what’s happening in Iraq.
  104. The Michael Arrington Effect
  105. The seven deadly sins of Web 2.0
  106. Force Ministries – spreading Christianity through violence
  107. Apple's 5th Ave Store
  108. Freemans Auction of Old Times Square Neon Signs
  109. The Memetics of the Da Vinci Code
  110. JSON and RSS
  111. How architects build brands
  112. Why is DNA base 4?
  113. Using chewing gum patterns for urban planning
  114. Reading Books in bed.
  115. Photos of the German Beard and Moustache Championships
  116. A Venti Chocolate Malt Frappuccino with whipped cream has about as many calories as a BigMac AND Fries. Starbucks – rhymes with?
  117. Why I told a preacher to shut up
  118. Publicly Traded Internet Gambling Company, 888, Blacklisted by Marketing Body for Illegal Spamming Prior to its IPO
  119. Wanna Buy a Castle?
  120. Most stupid idea ever…
  121. Begin the big Quines
  122. Is New York a living museum of the 20th Century?
  123. Treehugger in Vanity Fair
  124. The bearable insignificance of social conservativism
  125. Iowa’s fields require the energy of 4,000 Nagasaki bombs every year.
  126. Bye Bye Microsoft, please relaunch Blox.
  127. Maps showing religious spread in America
  128. More people have tuberculosis today than ever in history
  129. Down the Youtube
  130. Messing with Starbucks orders
  131. Enceladus may regulate its temperature, like Earth
  132. France aint rock and roll.
  133. Climate Apocalypse is the New Religion
  134. Big Bird Dinosaur found
  135. KFC on Bird Flu
  136. Historical timeline of food.
  137. Man takes 40,000 ecstasy tablets – has all the Ministry of Sound Sessions from mid-nineties.
  138. Barack Obama shows bush what leadership really is
  139. Tarkovsky's Solaris (1972)
  140. The Times is a Changin. Are page views dead?
  141. Architecture’s Scientific Revolution
  142. Justine's Wists of abandoned machines and buildings
  143. If you pointed the Hubble telescope at the Moon you wouldn't be able to see the Apollo lunar buggy
  144. Wists wins Web 2.0 award in retail category
  145. Paul Flaherty co-founder of Alta Vista dies at 42
  146. Another Bourgeois French Revolution
  147. Matt Wells’ Blog
  148. A new name for Windows Vista – Hasta La Vista
  149. Good primer on Information Theory
  150. Missing Link Found?
  151. Ebay Ad for Enriched Uranium
  152. Sharia law is immoral – period.
  153. Dynamic maps of the earths coastline after global warming effects
  154. Panda painted onto single human hair
  155. Should Goodmail money go to the EFF
  156. Maps of Time : An Introduction to Big History (California World History Library): Books: David Christian,William H. McNeill
  157. “Cosmopolitan is the most agressive soft porn magazine in America”
  158. Atheist bashers – study shows that atheists are America’s most hated minority
  159. Cold War bunker found in Brooklyn Bridge
  160. Interactive DNA tutorials
  161. Pre-pixelated clothes for Reality TV shows
  162. V for Vendetta
  163. The Gullibility of the Crowds
  164. Libertarians are wusses
  165. How to opt out of snail mail credit card spam online
  166. Moon (data)Base – the Internet Archive on the Moon
  167. Graveyard for Supertankers
  168. How to discover asteroid impacts
  169. Wists powered Galker Stalker Maps launches
  170. Microsoft responds to the iPod by releasing a Newton clone
  171. Mille Millipedia
  172. Microsoft Live product team lose the plot, reinvent Pacman
  173. The Metreon
  174. Original Bob Dylan locations in New York
  175. Automatic maps mashup functionality within your Wists bookmarks
  176. Graph of ‘best blonde joke ever’ meme
  177. Desert Wind – review
  178. Evidence that viruses are the origins of life on earth
  179. Fractal nature of explosions
  180. Separated at Birth – Noel Gallagher of Oasis and Larry Page
  181. Web 2.0 officially over because…
  182. Cartoonist Faced Jail in Greece Over Jesus Cartoon
  183. The Muhammad Cartoons – which are on Wikipedia.
  184. The White House Solar Panels Story
  185. A religious hatred law which will encourage just that – a good candidate for the legal equivalent of the Darwin awards
  186. Outline style blogging
  187. Trader Joes opening in NYC
  188. Is Web Accessibility on the wrong track? Part 1.
  189. Unimpress Release – Warren Buffett buys Business Wire
  190. Teach atheism to children
  191. Google’s Gmail adds Map This links to addresses mentioned within emails.
  192. Alito and the Intelligent Design theory of government
  193. Adwords, Adsense now Adballoons – Google is stealth testing Yellow Pages killer, ad network for maps
  194. Prime time TV series challenges that Islam, Judaism and Christianity are Evil
  195. why is weblog search so hard?
  196. Fantasy things to say to a VC
  197. Does Digg Reveal the Average Lifespan of a Successful Internet Service.
  198. Verizon threatens Google
  199. 2006 predictions
  200. Lee Smolin, Relativistic Darwinism and Entropy
  201. Much to learn from the biggest non story of 2006

2005 276

  1. Con(n)Ed – their name says it all.
  2. The WistsList 2005 – the 100 top lists we found in 2005
  3. Map of the word made from sunburnt skin
  4. David Galbraith’s list of how to be more productive
  5. How to get into Digg
  6. Kinja rekindled
  7. This year’s King William’s College quiz is out.
  8. Why making Intelligent Design teaching unconstitutional is a bad thing
  9. Atlanta lawyer freaked out by her kids heretic interest in dinosaurs
  10. Google Video has been swamped by religious films.
  11. Don’t believe the hype – Wikipedia is OK
  12. Cribcandy holiday gift guide
  13. Grid Google
  14. Writely continues to kick ass
  15. Yahoo acquires Delicious. What have successful Web 2.0 companies got in common – they didn’t raise too much VC cash.
  16. Sam Harris’ atheist manifesto.
  17. Riffs – reviews done right
  18. Wists in Wall Street Journal article on online shopping
  19. Consumerist launches
  20. The unbearable meaninglessness of being Judeo-Christian
  21. Worldnet Daily suggests that women are often asking for it when they get raped – Verizon, why are you advertising on this article
  22. A really good politician
  23. Shopping blog roundup.
  24. T-Mobile suck – give em some ragerank
  25. Christian review of chicken little
  26. Why its so hard to say that Judith Miller was fired.
  27. Penn Jillette – there is no God
  28. What we owe to our grandparents
  29. Google base and metadata
  30. Have you no sense of decency
  31. RSS – waiting for the great leap forward
  32. EWeek – on Yahoo’s foray into the ‘Shoposhere’
  33. Snapster – Sony has created the sneakernet Napster
  34. Maculate ception
  35. Kansas science classes taken over by the wicked witch of the west.
  36. Flat earth theory lands in Kansas flatlands
  37. Microchunking ecommerce
  38. 30,000 calorie sandwich
  39. Web 2.0 = Dotcombomb 2.0 = Bollocks 2.0 = Over: Joel Spolsky revives the infamous architecture astronauts metaphor to mark its end.
  40. Yahoo picks Cribcandy
  41. Deconstructing Jakob Nielsen’s ‘R.I.P. WYSIWG’.
  42. What the Moreover, Weblogs.com, Verisign deal means.
  43. LED lighting to transform architecture
  44. Cribcandy launches
  45. How DRM will kill the recording industry.
  46. Verisign acquires Moreover Technologies
  47. An iPod for books
  48. Verisign outline what they are up to with weblogs.com
  49. What was ancient Rome like
  50. Is Yahoo more Web 2.0 than Google?
  51. Google and NASA to join forces in breast implants.
  52. Deconstructing Seth Godin’s rules of virality
  53. Study suggests that religion makes democratic societies less moral
  54. Financial Times profile of Wists and Delicious
  55. Gerin Oil – the world’s most dangerous drug is actively encouraged by government.
  56. The perfect place to work
  57. From F**ked company to F**ked Industry. 7 entire sectors that the Internet will nuke
  58. Joe Suhayda – The man who predicted exactly what happened in New Orleans, but people didn’t listen
  59. Cloudbusting the coming global economic perfect storm
  60. Richard Dawkins and Jerry Coyne demolish Intelligent Design
  61. The myth of First Mover Advantage
  62. Christian Exodus
  63. News roundup: Beauty and the Beast; from the Earth to the Moon to Mars
  64. Ping hype
  65. Sokal style challenge to place a hoax article on Intelligent Design in a national newspaper.
  66. Is Global Warming Fueling Katrina?
  67. The Piano Man and why the web could be a medium that will propagate lies better than the truth.
  68. Is peak oil hysteria?
  69. Google sells shares in line with the value of pi.
  70. It's coming home, its coming home, sychronized swimming's coming home. The Great Olympics Swindle.
  71. One in 25 fathers is not biological parent – study
  72. Sophisticated crude, the culture that emerged from the sludge
  73. Meteor Craters The Cradle Of Life?
  74. RSSPing discussion group
  75. A new theory – Unintelligent Design
  76. RSSPing released
  77. OPML and iCal
  78. At 5,000 feet you could smell the flesh burning
  79. 5 reasons why ping servers really matter.
  80. I Could've Been a Contender – 7 Internet companies that could have been big or bigger
  81. If biblical creation is true why fund Nasa?
  82. Our apartment in Apartment Therapy feature
  83. Bush endorses intelligent design
  84. Power Law coefficient deviations and the Long Tail
  85. IE7 shows why Google must develop a browser.
  86. Russian Foreign Minister dresses as Jedi
  87. EDI for the masses.
  88. Microsoft RSS search engine to launch on Monday?
  89. Iran executes gay teenagers.
  90. Mac OSX for Free
  91. Why the battle between Google, Microsoft and Yahoo will involve maps.
  92. Slate article gives up civil liberty argument half way through
  93. New Mel Gibson film to be in Mayan
  94. Armstrong seals seventh Tour win
  95. How many blogs are spam blogs?
  96. Bullshitter’s investing guide
  97. Yuan more dollar.
  98. Map of the World’s Abortion Laws
  99. RSS ads ten times less effective?
  100. Two thirds of blog readers don’t know what a blog is.
  101. Myspace to be part of same company as Fox News
  102. How to debate creationists, without being boring, part 2: defending the ‘you are so scientific and unspiritual’ manoeuvre.
  103. Are Levis back?
  104. Oil to List as a Stock in UK
  105. Should SETI be looking for analog or digital signals?
  106. Film with Bill Murray is not Crap
  107. TV Documentaries are Crap
  108. Mainstream News is Crap Too
  109. The Role of Camera Phones for London Bombing Pictures
  110. Rapid Eye Movement – how humans are effecting evolution
  111. Cost of Transport in London and New York City
  112. Deconstructing Instapundit
  113. Right and Left wing blogs are both crap.
  114. Links to images from around the web, of the London bombing tragedy.
  115. Miller has a history of disclosing sources
  116. Who is the leak?
  117. Anlgo-French relations
  118. According to a senior White House official…
  119. Urban Seashore
  120. Wave Goodbye
  121. France backed into a corner at G8.
  122. MSNBC analyst says Rove is the source of the Time story.
  123. Government admits that global warming is a fact and that it is caused by humans
  124. The Museum of Food Anomalies
  125. What would Lincoln do?
  126. sodarace race
  127. Live 8 Blog
  128. My life in bookmarks.
  129. Analyzing what Bono wore to court
  130. The impossible logic of copyright in the digital age
  131. Internet Gambling site is worth more than British Airways after today's IPO
  132. Iran goes the way of Algeria
  133. Microsoft builds future corporate strategy around Photoshop plug-in…
  134. Crap ads no. 38, the Volvo XC90
  135. russtaglibro
  136. Weird sewer fishing machine in lower Manhattan
  137. $3 gas within a year
  138. An enterprise lazy web.
  139. Sixtyspots, community travel blogging
  140. UK ban on religious jokes
  141. New Technorati
  142. UK schoolchildren cannot name a single living scientist
  143. HTC ‘Universal’ 3G, Wi-Fi phone
  144. Raining on a Harry Potter book burning parade
  145. Bloggers without borders
  146. Slightly creepy blog marketing study confirms bleedin’ obvious.
  147. Google pitches Yahoo ads by mistake.
  148. XMLSub – Universal Feed Subscriptions and Shared Reading Lists
  149. Party like its 1999
  150. The Road to Reality : A Complete Guide to the Laws of the Universe
  151. TagCloud – Home
  152. China orders all bloggers to register
  153. Baby desecrates temple
  154. $9 billion Internet IPO in the UK and link to spammers.
  155. Oscar Brown Junior
  156. Dissecting Blogebrity
  157. Losing marbles to keep them. British Judge rules that museums are allowed to receive stolen goods.
  158. How to get a job as a writer at Gawker
  159. Steel Henge. Tomorrows Manhattan sunset will align perfectly with the grid.
  160. Perhaps money is the root of all good
  161. All religion leads to extremism
  162. The Huff and Puff
  163. When is an embryo worth more than any other form of human life?
  164. Phil Spector out weirds Jacko
  165. God's gift to Kansas
  166. Abstinence makes the heart grow colder
  167. Wists screencast tutorials
  168. Christian and Porn site filter
  169. Google adds personalization – makes the front page a portal – wow.
  170. Wall Street Journal Op-Ed slams the Christian Right.
  171. The ‘nuclear option’ is an indestructable meme.
  172. Examine the numbers and the reality of the current Senate standoff looks quite different from the spin.
  173. Evdb
  174. Old technologies that are new again
  175. Google Sightseeing
  176. Tech start-up scene poised for revival | CNET News.com
  177. Desert Island Wists
  178. Aerial view of Manhattan, Flickr
  179. Some things take a long time XML, EDI and the lesson of RSS
  180. Dodgeball acquired by Google
  181. In numbers: Iraq war costs compared with Bush tax cuts
  182. Books: Lebbeus Woods: Experimental Architecture
  183. Link: Pixagogo – jazz lp cover photos
  184. Link: Spacelab Cook-Fournier. Kunsthaus Graz
  185. Links: Baghdad table
  186. Movie review, Kingdom of Heaven
  187. VE day remembrance. The Just War trap
  188. Remembering 12:34 5/6/78 on 05/05/05
  189. Ads in RSS
  190. Comment spam trail leads to a company with pending $1.5billion IPO with CSFB
  191. Follow Max Blumenthal and write to the FCC
  192. I’m fairly sure this prior art renders Google News patents useless
  193. Put Wists linkrolls on your site
  194. Manhattan’s ‘highline’ project is a bad idea
  195. Zen and the Art of Ajax
  196. Hydrocarbons found on Titan
  197. Dana’s magnanimous apology.
  198. I like tabloids
  199. Moral relativism means moral progress
  200. Richard Dawkins Fisks the Warbloggers
  201. Greenspan shouts and nobody listens
  202. Hilarious – journalist writes that Evan Williams must resign from Blogger (except that he did 6 months ago).
  203. Androcles and the lyin’. Classical Holy Grail find turns out to be hype.
  204. Is the Pope’s election being rigged? Never mind the Da Vinci Code – today’s news from Rome is more strange than pulp fiction.
  205. The apathy of moderates leads to the agenda of the extreme
  206. The US isn’t really a theocracy.
  207. Parallels between evangelical Christianity and fascism
  208. If you want to know who invested in or is on the board of advisors of Delicious – check Flickr
  209. Tagging and the Semantic Web
  210. 3d visualizations of Manhattan
  211. Sin City as compared to Nazi Propaganda
  212. Pope Carol’s service
  213. You cannot be a Republican and pro-life
  214. Delicious gets funding
  215. Tags and searching
  216. The long tail is fractal. Why I buy the long tail, having been a skeptic
  217. Instructions on chopsticks
  218. Wists and New York
  219. Delicious adds metatags
  220. Much improved bookmarklet – Wists, new features
  221. Dark matter, Dyson spheres, alien life and New York
  222. Selling my car, 66 Mustang convertible (and experimenting with wists to build galleries of things for sale)
  223. If its Web 2.0 how come everything is still in Beta?
  224. Triplepundit launches – business meets sustainability weblog
  225. Hard C**k, Limp Bizkit, Lame Lawsoooot
  226. Wists new features – exploiting tags to improve a search engine – global search over users, tags and items
  227. Wists new features – inviteless, automated group and social network formation
  228. New project – wists.com, visual bookmarks plus
  229. If human population increases at the current rate – and we colonize other planets at light speed, humans will still all die this millennium.
  230. Yahoo Flickr acquisition
  231. Odeo is a beautifully designed application.
  232. Seeing the graphs from the trees – the business model of the web is the same as its underlying structure
  233. Kottke Avant Garde
  234. I was in the downtown Apple store in NY on Saturday – and it was rammed, absolutely rammed…
  235. The final proof: global warming is a man-made disaster
  236. Moving to New York
  237. Jimmy Smith dies.
  238. FCC spammers update.
  239. Blackadder champions freedom of speech in Europe.
  240. The FCC is being spammed and we are all paying for it.
  241. Google Video search for ‘Boing Boing’
  242. Washington Post: Philosophy and History are inferior to Biology and Physics?
  243. Eco friendly MBA
  244. Super Iran
  245. Google timebomb?
  246. Yahoo ads for tourism in Iraq
  247. The State of the Planet: Global warming timeline prediction
  248. Hard travel, soft tech. Two new Gawker Media sites
  249. Fishing scam – weird fish washed up after Tsunami email is a hoax
  250. Another kind of democracy.
  251. Voting underway in Iraq
  252. 3 column, fluid center, css layout is no longer the ‘holy grail’
  253. CSS is for geeks not designers
  254. The G(r)eek Tragedy of Tivo
  255. When pro-life is anti-life.
  256. Schwartzenegger to lose citizenship…
  257. The story of a trademark lawyer and RSS
  258. Analysis of the word dude
  259. Meet the Fuckers. FCC posts complaints of Olympics coverage for showing a naked Greek sculpture.
  260. Poll shows French and British attitudes to the US are broadly similar, with Germans, Russians, Turks and Mexicans being the most negative.
  261. Is Google News the longest beta ever?
  262. When Push comes to Shove. Why Google can’t sort by date.
  263. Who will buy the cool companies?
  264. Tagging squared
  265. Why this year is the year of VOIP
  266. Toothache man finds nail in skull.
  267. The return of the 18th century coffee house. Startups don’t need offices
  268. Creationist stickers ruled unconstitutional
  269. White bread religion. To avoid the ‘how could an omniscient god allow a disaster’ paradox, the religious have to face up to the existence of the devil, which is uncomfortable.
  270. Bookmarklet question
  271. The New York Times are a changin’
  272. What do you believe is true even though you cannot prove it?
  273. DRM and consumer rights
  274. Predictions for 2005
  275. Fact Check Reality Check
  276. Adbombing – How to use Overture and Adsense to stop ads for things you don’t like

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  1. The emergence of a fascist cult in the Ayn Rand Institute
  2. Realtor destroying wishlist.
  3. The real reason why Google is digitizing libraries?
  4. Good RSS article by David Berlind
  5. BBC documentary on atheism
  6. I’ll be using my blog to collect notes for a book on atheism
  7. 250 year old Holy Grail code cracked
  8. Is Firefox the sign of long term problems at Microsoft?
  9. The earth is made of termite shit
  10. Official – two thirds of Americans have been brainwashed.
  11. RSS ads
  12. Racists
  13. I want my iPhone
  14. CSS is broken
  15. They called it freedom. Why a Bush win has a silver lining
  16. A non zero sum game won
  17. Google lock in
  18. Paypal founder backs local services site, Yelp.com – Yahoo and Google local, Citysearch, Craigslist and now Yelp!
  19. Blogging and Youth Culture
  20. Mixin up the medicine – Lessig’s brilliant powerpoint mashups
  21. RSS is not a space
  22. The world’s best toothpick
  23. Jeff Bezos’ Gold Box
  24. Gawker additions
  25. Origins relaunch
  26. Olympic medals table by number of gold medals per population
  27. Please spread this meme
  28. Chatango mini
  29. The Olympics have jumped the shark.
  30. Why we should all root for a successful Google IPO.
  31. Google news – some of the news that’s fit to read
  32. French author gets in trouble with employer for writing a handbook on how to survive the corporate world without doing any work.
  33. Michael Moore to Bill O’ Reilly: “I want you to live. I want you to live.”
  34. Microsoft’s rival to Google news powered by Moreover
  35. Bullshit statistics
  36. Great mobile homes of Mississippi
  37. Reverse Air Rage
  38. Googlebomb
  39. what is the most valuable weblog?
  40. Real-time news
  41. Michael Moore Poll
  42. Orkut’s massive Brazilian following
  43. Google introduces Adsense banner ads.
  44. Evil toys that control your kids minds
  45. Disposable Instant Messenger
  46. Spamblogging. Penis enlargement website a marketing scam?
  47. Malcolm Gladwell’s awesome ‘fro
  48. San Francisco 2004 Masturbate-a-thon
  49. Cool color chart tool
  50. Couleur Cafe
  51. Origin of the word bug
  52. What the Dickens
  53. Unnatural pagerank – are scientists more web savvy than bloggers.
  54. Subservient Chicken changes rules of advertising
  55. Imagine the fuss if Google did hybrid desktop and web search – well the new Hotbot toolbar already does
  56. The world’s craziest dictator
  57. Sergey Brin in drag on Hot or Not
  58. How to debate Creationists without being boring
  59. Kinja – blogroll reading lists for non geeks
  60. Blog tool is bigger than Friendster
  61. Tim Koogle rumored to become CEO of Friendster
  62. No going back in Iraq.
  63. Dasani – unpurified tap water
  64. The Chinese Ebay
  65. The reason why nobody uses Wi-Fi in McDonalds
  66. The circle of violence
  67. It is with humble grovelly grovellyness, that I beseech you to share in $100 million.
  68. Amazon’s RSS feeds show up the format’s current weaknesses
  69. Vonage hits the mainstream market
  70. Google Friends newsletter is powered by Yahoo
  71. Excellent SCO debacle roundup at NTK
  72. Life on mars? – The marketplace says yes
  73. Mars was once habitable
  74. What tomorrow’s NASA announcement might mean
  75. Dasani is tap water.
  76. VOIP scenarios
  77. The Google myth
  78. Tucows acquires Blogrolling.com
  79. OM Malik’s commoditization conversation roundup
  80. Will AOL buy Ask Jeeves
  81. RSS tracking for marketing
  82. RSS has nothing to do with push technology
  83. Report predicts that global warming will spark nuclear conflict, mega-droughts, famine and widespread rioting
  84. Electroluminescent window blinds
  85. Yahoo search includes RSS features
  86. Will Yellow Pages be Google’s next step.
  87. Rsstv
  88. Will Paris’ American School students be arrested on graduation day?
  89. Why doesn’t HTML support this:
  90. Tivo wishlist
  91. White Suprematism and the Democratic party
  92. Kerry mask
  93. 160 times more Saudis than Iraqis at Guantanamo
  94. iTunes Music Store wishlist
  95. Independent accuses UK government of ‘sexing up’ WMD dossier
  96. Blairs Witch Hunt
  97. Wardrobemalfunction.com
  98. Sixapart revenue model
  99. School of rock – under eights rate classic guitar anthems
  100. Blowing away the romance of violent crime
  101. Who will Microsoft buy.
  102. Autralian Mars ‘Rover’
  103. Georgia out of its mind
  104. Kinja weblog aggregator wishlist
  105. Flying around the world making promos is more fun for ad execs than creating text ads
  106. Ed Sim: companies are bought and not sold
  107. Search engine landscape by company
  108. Google uses rich media ads to advertise text ads
  109. A Parrot that tells jokes
  110. Richard Dawkins – Windows is virus prone
  111. Should sites like Orkut own your profile
  112. The US drive on the right because Napoleon was left handed
  113. Ben Affleck at Google
  114. Megatrends – then and now
  115. What America and France have in common
  116. University of London decides to merge its United States studies with Latin American studies
  117. China’s growth
  118. The next iPod?
  119. BBC goes off the air
  120. The Second Civil War
  121. Digital prohibition: libraries deemed illegal, librarians arrested

2003 448

  1. Predictions for 2004
  2. Vonage softphone
  3. Failed dotcom business plan archive
  4. Enterpise software sucks.
  5. 100 years after the invention of flight and the world just became a bigger place
  6. How to make RSS commercially viable
  7. Microsoft’s music store
  8. New metadata standard for music files
  9. Google vs MSN
  10. No Tango
  11. whats the longest word in Google?
  12. Online US gazetteer linked to census data
  13. Kyoto treaty dead
  14. Using trackback and FOAF to create an automated cartoon strip
  15. Is Microsoft gearing up to do an IE vs. Netscape?
  16. Amazon and Ebay would be useless without an ontology
  17. Social networking for fish
  18. Where do tigers come from, India or New Jersey?
  19. Auction of Concorde parts
  20. Semantic Web definition
  21. What the Butler swallowed
  22. Everything has a beginning and an end – apart from philosophy
  23. Back at the chicken shack
  24. Why there can’t be a Netflix for music
  25. Shortage of sand in – Saudi Arabia
  26. Review: Mirror
  27. Trademarking search terms
  28. Creationist revisionism creeps into school textbooks
  29. Kids T-shirts with attitude
  30. Why Microsoft would be interested in Google
  31. The big bang was a whimper
  32. Ancestral maps of the US
  33. Animated map of the evolution of the US
  34. The origin of one nation under god
  35. Fairly unbalanced Fox sues itself
  36. Why live in the UK?
  37. How not to end an IM conversation
  38. Bill Gates shows RSS integration in Longhorn desktop demo.
  39. Atom should be XQuery
  40. Shoot and buy – using a cameraphone to purchase anything you see in a store, cheaper
  41. Intel chips are ten times the price of Apple’s IBM processors
  42. How the Semantic Web Will Really Happen
  43. Will current PC’s be the digital contraband of the future
  44. Is Calatrava a geek architect?
  45. Aliens to be discovered by 2025?
  46. Judge caught masturbating in court
  47. Hitch Cock and Bull
  48. Conspiracy Planet names Diana’s killer.
  49. Robert Hughes to write book about Norman Foster
  50. Will Epinions’ reviews move to weblogs
  51. Ping Identity raises $5M
  52. RSS for enterprises
  53. New Google conversion tracking
  54. Text ads as hyperlinks within posts
  55. Windows iTunes launch date announced
  56. RFid in the UK
  57. (Not) Spam email to John Udell – one billion dollars please now, Viagra, enlarged body parts etc.
  58. Are monocultures a threat – look at the evidence
  59. Does Google breach Creative Commons’ licenses?
  60. Netflix is officially a $1Bn company
  61. Blogosphere statistics – 66 percent of 4 million weblogs are abandoned
  62. Global moblog project
  63. Architecture on 3
  64. Russia nuke plan
  65. BloggerCon
  66. Weblog categories
  67. Events based weblogs
  68. Vanity mirrors in nuclear processing plants
  69. The Week magazine – for weblogs
  70. RSS and schema equals RSS-Data
  71. RSS-Data
  72. RSS aggregation business models
  73. FeedDemon
  74. Phonesharing
  75. Automated trackbacks
  76. Amazon’s search engine
  77. Blog metrics
  78. BBC blog
  79. Moby’s Schtick
  80. Blogpulse
  81. Weblogs and branding
  82. Using VOIP measures to ban telemarketing spam
  83. Geek eye for the average guy
  84. Hearing voices
  85. A load of old bollocks
  86. Atkins backlash
  87. R&B legend for sale on Ebay
  88. Micromedia Lies
  89. Peopleaggregator
  90. Non-poncey wine glasses please
  91. Salam Pax attends the Hutton enquiry
  92. KickAAS didn’t, the Guardian navel gazes about the impact of its blog
  93. Standard for permalinks
  94. Friendster rumored receive $10M funding
  95. Supply Side Jesus
  96. Catastophic news for ‘ catastrophic news for environmental doomsayers’ ‘ proponents
  97. Instaproducts
  98. Budget forecast drops by same amount as all tax collected between American Independence and 1983.
  99. Electronic Friend or Foe device
  100. Irish Genealogy
  101. Turning the big brother equation around
  102. CDs are a bigger threat to the music industry than MP3s.
  103. Ass fact-checked to hell and back
  104. Measuring Democracy – Global Ally of Democracy index
  105. RSS backlash?
  106. Content Management Blog
  107. God, Stalinism and the Tooth Fairy
  108. Fluff article on Science and Religion
  109. Carrots for French sticks
  110. Enterprise Software is so boring
  111. Perhaps the Talabamaban should have eight commandments
  112. 27 Million people are slaves
  113. Why was the question of ice on Mars a mystery?
  114. Weblog Balkanization
  115. Yahoo blog tool?
  116. Microdoc on the threats of a network monopoly
  117. Is Windows actually dangerous?
  118. Racism in mainstream UK press
  119. How we learn to love the bomb
  120. Weblog post plus permalink equals RDF
  121. Searching the web as a database
  122. Journalism on trial
  123. It’s the cover up that gets you
  124. Obey Ebay
  125. When state becomes church
  126. RSS – Readable Syndication Standard
  127. An RSS driven marketplace
  128. Light relief from a ‘hand-blog’
  129. Email – the medium where the viewer pays for the advertising
  130. Anglican website links to porn site.
  131. RSS jobs
  132. Clocks can never tell the correct time
  133. New York Times imitates The Onion
  134. Non-Design Classics
  135. Microsoft to build its Google/Yahoo rival in-house
  136. Reselling MP3’s
  137. Kansas is proven to be flatter than a pancake
  138. You may not be able to vote if you are caught swearing on the radio.
  139. Buymusic.com: Ripoff, Cash in and Burn
  140. Round-tripping RSS
  141. A gadget freak’s heaven, tour of Ideo
  142. Legendary Dog-Eating Catfish Dies
  143. Jeff ‘don’t give a damn’ Jarvis
  144. I just love Matt Jones’ diagrams
  145. What is this?
  146. (Not)Atom and RSS
  147. Lindows PC for less than $200
  148. BBC says that WMD scandal is enough to cause the UK governement to fall.
  149. France bans ’email’
  150. RSS resolution
  151. One small step for Technorati.
  152. Search engine statistics
  153. Yahoo buys Overture for $1.63 billion
  154. What does SOAP give you
  155. Behold Echo
  156. Weblogs don’t need comments
  157. Blogger named as one of top 100 media moguls
  158. Ignoble Savage – MSNBC should fire the producers of the ‘Savage Nation’.
  159. Open source vs. bottled water
  160. Search engine showdown
  161. Decoding the Y chromosome showes 78 gene difference between men and women
  162. Apple’s design sense stops at hardware
  163. Is clickrank like pagerank
  164. Competition: decorate Martha Stewart’s cell.
  165. Study suggest video games have benefits for children’s development
  166. Posh and Becks
  167. Evidence suggests that cursive writing is dying out because of keyboard use
  168. When genealogy gets interesting
  169. Genetic Genealogy
  170. Bible code ‘predicts’ nothing
  171. Friend s ter
  172. Where did all those nice hippies go?
  173. Bull
  174. Scouts dishonor
  175. How to measure Google’s performance pre IPO
  176. Where is the semantic web? – In weblog publishing tools.
  177. The Third Industrial Revolution
  178. Bureaucrats decide world’s tallest building
  179. Conspiracies are not what they are cracked up to be
  180. Howard Stern’s blogroll
  181. The memetics of weblogs
  182. Escher-like endless uphill waterfall
  183. The tragedy of the disappearance of ‘the tragedy of the commons’
  184. We are not decended from chimps.
  185. Horrible propect of deflation looms
  186. The Kevin Werbach Experience
  187. Are chimps human?
  188. How to live forever
  189. How the environmentalist cause has been hijacked by the anti-science movement
  190. Without science and civilization, we would have already destroyed the planet
  191. When in Zion do like the San Franciscans
  192. Rube Goldberg eat your heart out
  193. We are all Africans
  194. Neanderthals did not breed with humans
  195. Creationism is not a theory
  196. Standards for the writeable web
  197. Blog (verb) = publish on the world wide web
  198. Which is the fairest country of them all…
  199. Music industry still in denial with Apple’s pay per song initiative.
  200. Remember Rosalind Franklin day
  201. Secret of life was discovered with help from a condom
  202. The Google conspiracy
  203. How to measure the geek factor at a conference
  204. Chandler’s shared view of the world
  205. Google buys Applied Semantics
  206. Talking toilet roll holder
  207. Investors who have a clue
  208. Did Russians use a weblog to aid Iraqis?
  209. Richard Perle would back an Islamic fundamentalist government in Iraq
  210. Nina Simone dies
  211. Obscene Ikea product names
  212. Things to do if you are visiting Britain in the near future.
  213. French culture minister steps in to stall sale of Universal
  214. Why I like Barbershops
  215. Barcode hackers
  216. The first Internet age epidemic
  217. Geek Quiz – test your SQ
  218. Weblogs show the future advertising model of the web, ads need to be at the level of items not pages
  219. The hypocrisy of the outcry at the looting of Iraqi museums
  220. Aggregated poll Bush approval rating graph
  221. Proposal for 1000ft skyscraper in London
  222. How to flirt when wearing a mask
  223. Windows full-text search.
  224. Apple, a ‘Universal’ media company
  225. Google Ogle
  226. Infrapundits
  227. Saddam’s dead…
  228. Operation Iraqi Freedom video game
  229. Worst advertising campaign in history
  230. Genealogists using DNA samples
  231. Manufacturing dissent
  232. Guns and Roses
  233. Game over?
  234. Open Standards are a bigger threat than Open Source to Sun, Microsoft etc.
  235. Ancestry acquires Genealogy.com
  236. Moore’s law and Cassandra
  237. Pax Americana Technocratica
  238. HFC: Hallal Fried Chicken
  239. Google will not take aim at Microsoft
  240. Common misuse of the expression ‘the exception that proves the rule’
  241. Today’s Washington Post OpEd argument is circular.
  242. The CIA and Sims
  243. Cala-nightmari
  244. World War IV
  245. Headline’s for audio blogs
  246. English genealogical records
  247. BBC wins website of the year award
  248. War huh, what is it good for, absolutely nothin
  249. Umm Qasr nothing like Southampton
  250. Lunatic post war Iraq scenario
  251. In defense of Rumsfeld
  252. MSNBC pundit says Internet news is untrustworthy
  253. MSNBC prickly after sacking Arnett
  254. Predicting the Duration of the 2003 Gulf War
  255. Too far to call
  256. In your wildest dreams
  257. Editor and Publisher analyse war coverage that turned out to be false
  258. Slovenia mistaken for Slovakia in coalition of the willing
  259. US right-wing watchdog tries to get Interpol to investigate Chirac
  260. Al Jazeera, weblogs and pandemic flu
  261. Terror alert awareness has helped with information about SARS
  262. The evolution of web design towards simple interfaces
  263. Rounded corners
  264. Under the radar news
  265. The new camouflage- a dusty pinstripe suit and nylon shirt
  266. Civilian deaths and diplomacy
  267. To take Baghad, siege or air bombardment are surely not options
  268. Saddam’s bad taste may kill him.
  269. Where will VIP delegations meet if the UN ceases to exist?
  270. American Optimism
  271. Senate votes to halve tax proposed tax cuts
  272. Network warfare
  273. The decentralization of war
  274. War budget is based upon the assumption that it will take one month
  275. Gadget to translate between dogs and humans
  276. The Iraq war will do for weblogs what the Gulf war did for CNN
  277. Dawkins disagreement alert
  278. Can the Transcranial Magnetic Stimulator make even Dawkins believe in God?
  279. A Babelfish for troops
  280. Technorati’s news ecosystem
  281. Cisco buys Linksys
  282. The first casualty of war
  283. Current online news interfaces are no good for breaking news
  284. France is not voicing itself online
  285. I’ll leave my view on the war to Richard Dawkins
  286. Perhaps the war would have been avoided if Clinton hadn’t been a naughty boy with Lewinsky
  287. Crucial vote in UK parliament
  288. Weblogs.com should be the defaut ping server
  289. “Weblogs are doing all the work that the US media did in the past”
  290. Are there flaws in Google’s content based advertising
  291. Dawkins’ visualization of evolution
  292. Oscar night Catch-22
  293. XML bios
  294. ‘Moran’
  295. A clean headline is the basis for all ‘syndicatable’ content
  296. Blogging MMS
  297. Are the mainstream newspapers turning to news aggregators?
  298. Shock horror – webloggers taking a break
  299. PageRank is trivial in the overall scheme of things
  300. The inevitable Google backlash
  301. The miracle of stem cells
  302. Do online businesses profit from laziness?
  303. The rise in popularity of online genealogy
  304. RSS comes full circle
  305. Drawing the line on anti-Americanism
  306. Apple records signs the Beatles
  307. Top 5 technologies that are perpetually almost there
  308. Search engine landscape
  309. You’re not spelled correctly
  310. Why is so much business still conducted with paper?
  311. 03/03/03
  312. w.bloggar
  313. My personal opinion is that…
  314. Google is my virtual garage
  315. Details of Microsoft’s Longhorn filesystem
  316. First Google/Blogger feature launched
  317. Libeskind to design World Trade Center replacement
  318. Creating RSS modules
  319. Alternative to Soundex for searching for people
  320. Weblogs and patents
  321. Bush has gone soft
  322. FAST and Overture
  323. It doesn’t matter why Google bought Blogger
  324. The occurrence of specific numbers on the web
  325. The man tipped to rule post war Iraq
  326. Two spoonfuls could hold up to 30 million billion molecular computers
  327. Levis uses anti-war branding in Europe
  328. Transparent Japanese skirts
  329. Nobel Peace Prize nominations are a farce.
  330. Overture buys Altavista to get into the destination site game
  331. Blogger and Google, publish and subscribe
  332. Trapeze artist attacks rival with castration tongs
  333. Zoos offer Valentine’s sex tours
  334. Daily Mirror’s Bush making out with Blair Valentine card
  335. A Clear Channel radio station gets excited about war.
  336. Azeem Azhar on the launch of 3G in the UK
  337. Guardian suggests 10 million expected in peace marches
  338. Jeremy Allaire: When is a server not a server?
  339. Richard Dawkins’ view on impending war with Iraq
  340. Richard Dawkins interview
  341. Using search engines to look for people
  342. Weblog bandwaggon tool
  343. Gawker/Gizmodo press hits Australia
  344. Toshiba’s wireless enabled hard drive
  345. Cheapo Tivo – fifty bucks
  346. How can Apple increase market share
  347. New gadget: The digital Quran
  348. Sober up before judgement
  349. European imperialism
  350. X-ray vision without X-ray’s
  351. Nowarbloggers
  352. The massive need for micro payments
  353. XFML and hierarchies
  354. North Korean missiles allowed to continue passage to Yemen
  355. The betrayal of the Kurds
  356. The origin of Jingoism
  357. John Robb’s PacketPC
  358. Bill O’Reilly: you’re wrong, I’m right, yah boo sucks
  359. Weblog music publishing
  360. Are life vests on aircraft a PR stunt?
  361. Let’s Parler Franglais
  362. Kevin Lynch’s weblog
  363. The lingering floppy
  364. The Journey of a Child of Holocaust Survivors
  365. Adlai Stevenson day
  366. Phil Spector arrested for murder?
  367. the importance of human space exploration
  368. Media Architecture
  369. The most useful gadget in the world
  370. Google and RSS
  371. O’Toole rejects a lovely bugger
  372. What a state
  373. New commercial weblog venture, i.e. online magazine
  374. How Sharon won the Israeli vote
  375. Is this Overture’s coda?
  376. Nuke the table
  377. Did people plant the Amazon rainforest?
  378. Euroweenies
  379. Why do you need a word processor?
  380. Dancing with cats
  381. The Economist sees a light at the end of the tunnel for the tech/telecom bust
  382. The iPod and Sony’s dilema
  383. Creative Commons’ trademark application
  384. Blair caught between Scylla and Charybdis
  385. Anil Dash delivers a political leaning sense of humor test…
  386. Jeremy Allaire on RSS
  387. The diplomatic mess over the war with Iraq
  388. Brian Eno and the worlds shortest but most lucrative symphony
  389. Kevin Bacon isn’t the most linked Hollywood star, here’s who is…
  390. Macromedia is not just ‘flash’
  391. Linksys, the Cisco of wireless
  392. Civilization bypasses Virginia
  393. Russian generals predict Iraq attack date by reading American press
  394. People think they are richer than they are
  395. Webloggers and identity
  396. Mecca-Cola an Islamic Coke
  397. Conflict diamonds.
  398. Tim Bray on RSS
  399. Comments and weblogs
  400. Ben Hammersley’s definitive guide to trackback
  401. 7 New Wonders of the World – my picks
  402. Turn Powerpoint prentations to Flash – then migrate
  403. Using HTML for presentations
  404. The Segway is an example of bad design
  405. Personal dedicated servers
  406. Er… and in other news, artificial life form created
  407. Idealab’s smoking gun
  408. Chemical Warheads seized in Iraq
  409. Counter Cycle Venture Capitalists
  410. I wonder if the spies are now watching Le Carre
  411. NY v. Irwindale
  412. San Francisco v. New York
  413. Jeff Jarvis plays devil’s advocate to the advocate
  414. Eldred v. Ashcroft, every cloud has a silver lining
  415. One Line Bios, step 2.
  416. Derrida and AltaVista’s undeconstructable translation service
  417. Wired, ten years after – Wireless
  418. The ‘view source’ test
  419. Advice to property owners in London – sell
  420. Wolfram’s new clothes
  421. Eel in bath for 33 years
  422. Look back in anger
  423. How to inflict your iPod collection on others nearby
  424. One line bio’s are ‘personal headlines’
  425. AOL – was toast 10 years ago
  426. Weblogs and bio’s: add this tag and I will put you in my blogroll
  427. Internet success stories, weblogs and decentralization
  428. Dave Winer – two out of three aint bad
  429. Let the propaganda begin…
  430. Clay Shirky: The Internet and telephones
  431. A Big Mac with no cheese
  432. Weblogs, decentralization and digital identities
  433. Apple wishlist item
  434. Computers crash but planes rarely do
  435. Apple’s weblog market share
  436. Camera phones to blogs
  437. The Economist suggests that there may be nowhere to invest in 2003
  438. On Safari in Sweden
  439. Rave awards for design
  440. So long Salon, shalom saloon
  441. Newsbloggers
  442. Apple – Intel not inside.
  443. Toby Young-Fogey
  444. Who will Overture buy?
  445. Groups of individuals
  446. Some random predictions for 2003…
  447. A robot for $500
  448. Closing attribute tags

2002 94

  1. The case for Vlogs
  2. The latest of the Mohicans
  3. Greenwich Village, East Village, schmillage – its all the same to me
  4. Whiskey galore
  5. Yahoo buy Inktomi, what next?
  6. World Trade Center proposals review: Richard Meier et al.
  7. World Trade Center proposals will never get built the way they are
  8. (Not) a royal cockup
  9. Is this legal?
  10. And the joke is…
  11. Demi Moore dating Clinton?
  12. The worst movie of all time
  13. Study says race is an illusion
  14. Two dish washers means never having to unload
  15. Kissinger resigns as head of 9/11 commission
  16. Weird Eminem stuff on ebay
  17. A return to form factor
  18. Google’s strategy…
  19. AOL gets weblogs?
  20. The best building by ‘the coolest architects in the world’
  21. Ikea threatens to demolish furniture designer’s icon.
  22. Kissinger, Poindexter…
  23. Vicar tells children Santa is dead
  24. Are weblogs decentralized?
  25. Backing and sacking the opposition
  26. Sooo Bladerunner
  27. Naked bikers
  28. Can Google take advantage of Windows’ Achilles heel?
  29. Office party ass photocopying
  30. AOL and media archive subscriptions
  31. Faceted Metadata – is XFML restrictive?
  32. RSS book out in April
  33. Search engine shakeout
  34. Highlight search terms on your pages
  35. Pepsi is about brand Apple is about design.
  36. How much is Google worth?
  37. When is a blog not a blog?
  38. Technology
  39. An invisible suicide bomb, are suicide ‘infectors’ a threat?
  40. Glenn Reynolds’ half truths
  41. Surrealpolitik
  42. Fish jousting with robotic aquaria
  43. Windows is in the Stone Age
  44. Newscaster blooper… J-Blow
  45. Whacko Jacko
  46. Gum control relaxed
  47. Where is Iraq?
  48. UK left argue against tax increases for the rich
  49. California coastline
  50. How will the downturn hit when it becomes mainstream
  51. Permalinks and trackback are the key to the semantic web
  52. What the Butler Saw
  53. Why is almost all software and hardware badly designed?
  54. A Nuclear Yugoslavia
  55. Friday afternoon trivia
  56. Michael Moore is rarely panned in Canada
  57. The No War Blog
  58. FAIR causes New York Times to change its story
  59. Seamless city
  60. Vignette acquires Epicentric for 32M
  61. America’s secular newspaper
  62. Charlton Heston’s fart
  63. ‘newspaper piece’ protest
  64. killing children
  65. Iraqi Star Wars fans
  66. Free online access to US census data
  67. Cloning Jesus, copy Catholic
  68. Definitive RSS validator
  69. English law is really like a Monty Python sketch
  70. Hummer Bummer
  71. Hummer Grilled
  72. Saddam lookalike
  73. Weapons on the drawing board
  74. Nuit gravement a la sante
  75. hand job
  76. the right to fair arms
  77. Left wing politics is no joke
  78. Chomsky shows off
  79. going ballistic
  80. Do they know something we don’t
  81. Generation Duuude
  82. A touch of Glass
  83. Christopher Hitchens on Andrew Sullivan’s blog
  84. nickdenton.org: Voice over WiFi
  85. Vs. Cramer
  86. the US’ religious marketplace
  87. Lookalikes:
  88. Microsoft’s ‘Mac deserter’ is a fake
  89. word of the day:
  90. Euro peacekeepers, would they work in Northern Ireland?
  91. rascals
  92. blueish collar
  93. white collar
  94. mr. potato head