A: Britney Spears
A: Britney Spears. Q: What if Michael Jackson and Cher had a love child?
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An amazingly huge pixelated aircraft carrier. the detail here is *insane*
I took a lot less photos in Paris than last time I was there (photos!), but I still got some good ones this time around (well, “good” by my standards anyway).
What you don’t see in these photos is the series of miracles that occurred during our visit to Paris. There was uber-chef Pierre Gagnaire getting me to eat (quite happily for the most part) 4 or 5 different sorts of fish & seafood, the nearly-perfect weather in Paris during our stay, and, most miraculous of all, we avoided eating in any of the excellent restaurants we ate at during our last trip (save for a bad pain au chocolat habit I’ve developed in frequenting the Boulangerie Malineau), opting instead for a bunch of new excellent restaurants.
Rebecca Mead on NYC’s celebrity dermatologist Dr. Zizmor for the New Yorker.
Holy robots! Kraftwerk to release new album, their first in almost 20 years.
WebVerbix is a free online verb conjugator that handles over 100 languages.
kottke.org gets some linky love from Jakob Nielsen’s Alertbox column.
Hmmm, there seems to be a new Harry Potter book out. Also, 870 pages??!!?
Washington Post using TextAds to advertise individual articles.
Finally, some font management in OS X. and the rest of the Panther goodies look nice too
After a nice time in Copenhagen (thanks to the Reboot team for a good time), we’re back in Paris for a few days. Feels a lot like home here, very comfortable. Who knows, perhaps it will be home one of these days.
p.s. To the person with the open wireless access point near Rue du Temple, thanks for the hookup. :) (And to the folks organizing the free wireless trial in Paris.)
So, House of Leaves is a book about a book about a book about a movie that doesn’t exist. Or something like that. Post-modern fiction at its best (or worst if you’re not a big fan). I would *love* to see this book — or the movie it describes — made into a movie, but I can’t think of any particular director who would do it justice.
Google Toolbar adds BlogThis button. there’s Blogger in my Google!
Hulk uploader pleads guilty. Appeared in court with green suit and tie
Skip this one and watch Requiem for a Dream instead…Spun just ripped off all of Aronofsky’s camera techniques. I should have known not to go see something with Brittney Murphy in it. It was good to see Jason Schwartzman in a movie again, but would have preferred seeing him in something better.
Sneak preview of Bush’s re-election website. with XML/RSS syndication for weblogs
The Nth Country Experiment. How two amateurs built a nuclear bomb in 1964 with a library card
I’m at Reboot in Copenhagen, Denmark today. Don’t know how much I’ll be writing about it, but I could go off at any moment. Highlight of the day so far is one of the organizers calling Microsoft, a Reboot sponsor, evil.
ShareLive index of P2P files. Arguably legal since they’re not hosting the files or network?
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