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Laughing Squid - Oct 10, 2008
Our friends at Rocketboom have been producing a really great series of “Know Your Meme” videos which help to explain the meaning and origin of some of the internet’s most popular memes. Today they took a look at the …
Laughing Squid - Sep 24, 2008
“Dot Matrix Revolution” is wonderful pixel art animated history of computers from 1951 through today created by SUPERBROTHERS with music by Jim Guthrie. via Drawn! Related Posts From Vienna with LED Love Core …
Laughing Squid - Sep 24, 2008
Last week at the Web 2.0 Expo NYC, venture capitalist Fred Wilson of Union Square Ventures gave a great keynote presentation on the history of the web community in NYC: “The New York Internet Industry, 1995 to 2008 …
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Laughing Squid - Sep 21, 2008
Jamie Wilkinson has compiled Meme Breaks 1.0 featuring some of Internet’s most famous audio samples in a handy DJ-friendly format. Here’s a demo of it in action using the instrumental from “Respiration” by Black Star …
Laughing Squid - Sep 4, 2008
The folks at Meetup have launched Unplug Your Friends to provide intervention for those suffering from the widespread condition known as “Screen Addiction”. via Waxy Related Posts RSS Screen Saver Stephen Colbert …
Laughing Squid - Sep 3, 2008
guest post by mikl-em Umlaut-bearing professional sarcast and net-native humorist Lore Sjöberg has managed the tricky feat of being a “Web 1.0″ innovator who is now thriving in these 2.0 times. His sport is geeky …
Laughing Squid - Sep 3, 2008
The future meets the past in a meme explosion as Those Aren’t Muskets present “The Insane True Story Behind the Birth of the Internet”. See Also: The 8 Most Obnoxious Internet Commenters Related Posts Internet Radio …
Laughing Squid - Sep 3, 2008
guest post by Johannes Grenzfurthner “KRFTWRK” is a socio-political statement and an ironic comment on current problems like the production and waste of electricity in industrial states, as well as the obesity and …
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Laughing Squid - Aug 27, 2008
Backtype is a new web service that just launched that helps you track and search your friends comments from multiple sources. You can also claim accounts associated with your domains. TechCrunch is referring to it as …
Laughing Squid - Aug 27, 2008
Mozilla Labs recently introduced Ubiquity, an experiment that will allow users to control their browser with language-based instructions and create on-demand mashups. The overall goals of Ubiquity are to explore how …