A clean and uncluttered way to shop at Amazon, along with relevant links to outside sources

home to .Net applications provided completely free of charge. The two main applications are gNotify, and gPopper (formerly Pop Goes the GMail).

interview with Jeffery Veen

interview with Q&A on semantic web stuff

Universal Feed Aggregator in Python

a whole conference on how Blogger was redesigned: “Join our own Jeffrey Veen and Stopdesign’s Douglas Bowman to learn what made Blogger’s redesign so successful — and how you can put those lessons to work for you.” M’kay!

RSS and Atom integration for the masses, plus other new features

nice WordPress template

Adobe’s new raw image format for high-end digital cameras

“the Web itself has demonstrated that it’s possible to distribute computing widely using a relatively simple stack of interfaces”

Scott Rosenberg’s Links & Comment

mostly Javascript with RDF extensions

“In this project we’re going to look for opportunities to stress the ‘synthesis’ aspect of social discovery; to escape from the pattern of curated collections managed and presented by one person. “

“You can massage this script a bit so that it’ll export into a format of your choosing. For example, the Firefox bookmark format or XBEL.”

surprising way to wiki – links will ‘stack’ new information below (instead of going to another page), editing is way too easy… no server-side components

a blog by Roman Staneck