by Nat Torkington | @ gnat | Commentary | 25 November 2010Tweet a day in the life of Twitter (Chris McDowall) - all geo-tagging 24 h from the firehose Twitter, tweets displayed. Interesting things can be seen as Jakarta shining as bright as San Francisco. (via sciblogs put Chris)British Library Release 3 M open bibliographic records) (OKFN) - this dataset consists of the national bibliography, British describing new books published in United Kingdom since 1950; This represents approximately 20% of the total BL catalogue and we are working to add more releases.Gadgets for babies (New York Times) - shriek decoders, algorithmically enhanced rocking chairs and (my favorite) "voice-activated crib light with sounds of uterus". I can't wait until that babies can do uterus audio playlists and share them in Twitter.GP2X Caanoo MAME / emulator Console (ThinkGeek) - perfect gift for so I Christmas. Emulates classic arcade machines and microcomputers, including my nostalgia, the Commodore 64 fetish object. (from BoingBoing Gift Guide)
Monday, December 20, 2010
Four short links: November 25, 2010
by Nat Torkington | @ gnat | Commentary | 25 November 2010Tweet a day in the life of Twitter (Chris McDowall) - all geo-tagging 24 h from the firehose Twitter, tweets displayed. Interesting things can be seen as Jakarta shining as bright as San Francisco. (via sciblogs put Chris)British Library Release 3 M open bibliographic records) (OKFN) - this dataset consists of the national bibliography, British describing new books published in United Kingdom since 1950; This represents approximately 20% of the total BL catalogue and we are working to add more releases.Gadgets for babies (New York Times) - shriek decoders, algorithmically enhanced rocking chairs and (my favorite) "voice-activated crib light with sounds of uterus". I can't wait until that babies can do uterus audio playlists and share them in Twitter.GP2X Caanoo MAME / emulator Console (ThinkGeek) - perfect gift for so I Christmas. Emulates classic arcade machines and microcomputers, including my nostalgia, the Commodore 64 fetish object. (from BoingBoing Gift Guide)
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