One of the “useful” services of the web made the rounds on Twitter today: Twicksize allows you to show the world the size of your twick in gradient and round goodness (incidently, mine is 11 inch). Whilst being stunned by the usefulness of the service and the aesthetic perfection I felt a little prick of […]

Things that made me happy this morning: the Internet’s vanity license number plates with an amazing amount of naughty ones. It misses the “FLUXCOMP” I’ve spotted in Mountain View A visualization of what the world would look like if it were inhabited by 100 people A schema of the names of almost every big heavy […]

Basted Tetris – A Tetris version that analyzes the playfield and denies you the best possible next piece. I dare you to finish one line! Franklyn is a flick to forward to it seems. God, Eva Green is beautiful. Google soon releasing a nice paper on social media security I am near finds things near […]

I like SlideShare a lot (yeah, repetition, I know). It is a great way of spreading your presentations as it allows others to embed them into their blogs and web sites and it also allows people to download and re-use what you’ve done. One thing I really like about SlideShare is that it creates HTML […]

Sometimes you come across web services that are so amazingly useful, you wonder why nobody has done it before. One of those is Is my computer on? sent to me this morning by Tomas Caspers. While the usefulness of the service is indisputable the lack of RSS feed or API is actually annoying (let’s not […]