Forecasting Future Wars
http://www.digitalgovernment.org/news/stories/2004/0104/0104_forecasting_heyman.
jsp
via ambiguous
http://www.digitalgovernment.org/news/stories/2004/0104/0104_forecasting_plume.
jsp -- coloured signal graph

Using a cortex hack to have a high-level interrupt for fighter jet pilots
http://alex.halavais.net/news/archives/000784.html
("The warning had to rise above the cacophony and flashing lights of an already
crowded informational area. After trying a wide variety of approaches, they
found the one that would work. Engineers recorded a message from a test pilotŐs
daughter, with the sound coming as a whisper from behind the left ear: 'Daddy,
put the gear down or you will crash.'
And then there another term to refer to extelligence: "This is like an
exosomatic evolution, where the biology of humanness is actually creating other
structures to support human-like activities. The computers are a step in
evolution in the sense that biology is putting information together outside of
itself that ultimately becomes part of the system in which biology is connected
to. It's a cybernetic loop. So this is the first phase in, probably, what will
be a long series evolutional steps to... make the world a better place." (that
quote by Dave Warner.))

Toysight- a set of toys and games for the Apple iSight
http://toysight.com/

Danah Boyd's Revenge of the User (Friendster talk) crib notes
http://www.zephoria.org/thoughts/archives/2004/02/11/
my_etech_talk_revenge_of_the_user.html#004027

Molly Wright Steenson's Social Beasts social networking weblog
http://www.girlwonder.com/socialbeasts/

Animals on the Underground, animals hidden on the London tube
http://www.kevan.org/blog/040209.html#040212

Colorwhore- A directory of nice colours
http://www.colorwhore.com/

The Simplest Thing That Could Possibly Work
http://www.artima.com/intv/simplest.html
(this was the motivation behind SQL. It's a really good starting point -- do it,
see how it works and what the second-order effects are, then go another step. By
Ward Cunningham.)

CoolText- free logo maker online
http://www.cooltext.com/

TranceNoizer
http://www.tracenoizer.org/
("TraceNoizer Generates Clones from your Databody in order to Disinform Those,
Who are Spying on You! TraceNoizer is a webbased search, analysis and homepage
publication system.")

Bgrot
http://www.over-yonder.net/~fullermd/projects/bgrot/
("A program to prevent background boredom. bgrot is a suite of scripts I wrote
on a whim. It takes a set of pictures, and rotates your background through them
in random order. That's about it...")


Mac OS X Cocoa Input Manager with BBEdit
http://www.gusmueller.com/blog/archives/2004/2/5.html#1019
(cool! "What that you are seeing is BBEdit in the foreground, editing the text
in a NSTextView from within NetNewsWire. And whenever I do a save on the file in
BBEdit, the text view gets updated. Then I just hit "Post" and up it goes to the
weblog.")

Could Glancing be used with the Opera browser?
http://my.opera.com/orinoco/journal/43

Found Typography
http://www.itchyrobot.com/foundtype/
via memepool

SegusoLand Interface Guides Users By Narrowing Options
http://nooface.com/articles/04/02/10/0146252.shtml
("Ned Baldessin writes 'Maurizio Colucci has created an interesting desktop
environment, built upon 5 parameters: actions (called verbs), files,
applications, physical devices, and history (or time). The user combines these
parameters to narrow down to a task, a file, a device, etc. The site has many
screenshots and examples. The concept is somewhat abstract, and probably could
be extended to other parameters/columns, like People, Locations, Projects, etc.
This, as usual, brings us to the problem of creating relevant metadata.'
SegusoLand uses an artificial intelligence technique 'reciprocal list narrowing'
that shows users only the relevant options while they are composing an action.
It claims to be the first interface that combines task-oriented (i.e.
verb-oriented), file-oriented, device-oriented, and program-oriented paradigms
in a single model.")
http://segusoland.sourceforge.net/ -- Segusoland
http://segusoland.sourceforge.net/screenshots.html -- screenshots and examples