“This much is certain: I’m not ‘blogging’ things anymore. I’m writing about them”

Adds Word Processor-like functionality to web forms, including opening and saving form entries as files.

It runs on a servlet container, and needs no database. It uses the Prevayler system for storing its data.

Links is a graphics and text mode web browser, released under GPL

details of FoxNews report on Blogging! Snap!

login to Gmail, create and bookmark your own groups

“people access documents written in a markup language that have been published on a Web server with a software application. If this seems familiar to you, it should. It’s called Web browsing and has nothing to do with syndication”

more on what Larry had for breakfast

“You may notice that many of the links on the site go through redirects before sending you to the link’s final destination”

The petabox by the Internet Archive is a machine designed to safely store and process one petabyte of information (a petabyte is a million gigabytes)

“an attempt to characterize various constructive models of Internet conduct both by those who use the system and by those who provide its services”

“A Randompixel camera was given to a stranger. Stickers on the camera instruct the recipient to take a few pictures and pass it along. When the camera is done, it is dropped in the mail, it returns home, and the pictures are posted here”

hey, make some tiles

Vizster is an interactive visualization tool for online social networks, allowing exploration of the community structure of social networking services

“Feedmelinks organizes your bookmarks so you can get to them from all your computers and browsers, no matter if you’re at home, work, school, whatever”

A party game for three or more players.

it already seems quaint to ask: What do women do online?

check the Google namespace spread

“Get the latest word direct from the Googleplex about new technology, hot issues, and the wide world of search.”

12-part tutorial