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Nice to see Obama put out an ad where he talks about his plan.
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I need to read these. [via bojack]
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Holy crap. A 5D with HD video capture. (Not cheap.)
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An Alaskan blogging about local politics (now suddenly national politics). [via queso]
photography
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Cumputing Division, Computing Section. Wonderful/awful vintage photograph.
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Nice travel photography. The Tiger's Nest Monastery picture is amazing. [via long now]
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looks like a good way to jump start a CF facebook app.
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"...this moving skyscape features Jupiter above the southeastern horizon and the marbled streets of the ancient port city of Ephesus, located in modern day Turkey."
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Examples of pictures from dozens of vintage cameras. [via A Photo Editor]
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Make any photo look like it was taken during Japan's Edo period. [via MeFi] Here's what one of my photos looks like after being sent back in time:
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"Figure out how much each Netflix rental is costing you." I don't want to know.
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Nice photo of rain in Pittsburgh.
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Short-wave radio is still around and growing. Funny that China still expends effort blocking short-wave signals.
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Firefox 3 has built-in color profile support, but it's not enabled by default. [via nelson]
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I want one of these orchard ladders for cherry-picking in a couple weeks.
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Looks like a good place to find information and ask questions about fruit trees.
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from wikipedia
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Andy Baio interviews Alan Taylor about his amazing new blog The Big Picture. I'm surprised there wasn't more resistance at The Globe.
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Good thoughts for feed reader designers.
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welcome, Ollie!
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Good start at an iPhone-friendly interface for Flickr. Needs links to larger photos, though.
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Access your Mac desktop remotely with your iPhone. wow!
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Rafe on conflicting images of Iran. We're only getting one view of the country in our major media outlets, but the social Web provides a more nuanced, complete view.
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haha, let fate determine where you should eat! Jim put together a fun visualization of Yahoo! Local business entries.