The New Myspace
A(nother) total reboot for Myspace. This time it will embrace the power of other social networks, take advantage of widescreen and landscape displays and enhance the sharing and discovery of art.
A(nother) total reboot for Myspace. This time it will embrace the power of other social networks, take advantage of widescreen and landscape displays and enhance the sharing and discovery of art.
Hat Trick’ Olympic Non-Events combines the Olympic icons with idioms to categorize everyday events. Not to brag, but we’re prime contenders in Shooting the Breeze. Poster for sale here.
Andrew Weiss’ blog pays homage to the kitschy Choose Your Own Adventure novels that were popular decades ago, featuring the paragraphs that we didn’t want to read: the bad endings.
A massive LEGO set for you to construct objects and buildings and place them into the virtual world. Australia gets the first map, but we’re hoping for more countries soon.
Andy Baio points us to a website that wins points for making pointing a pointless but fun distraction. Park your mouse cursor on the site and it will come up with a picture pointing to the cursor.
Google leverages its Maps and Street View technologies to let you visit over 130 wonders of the world, ranging from the Tower of Pisa to Pompeii to in between the stones at Stonehenge.
(NSFW: Language) Despite its name, Cory Bortnicker and Brett Molé’s website actually shows a series of hilarious ready made mockups of book covers poking fun at Malcolm Gladwell’s books.
Craving a more adventurous musical journey? thesixtyone provides a DIY internet radio and music sharing experience for the masses. The masses who enjoy completing sidequests that is.
Prepare yourself for the zombie apocalypse with this map that shows locations of shopping malls, gun shops, cemeteries, and everyplace else you need to know about for survival. (Thanks Adam!)
(NSFW: Language) October Jones’ Text From Dog is the 21st century Garfield. The strip takes the form of text messages between Jones and his bulldog, who is both smart yet dumb the way dogs are.
Wander through the public spaces of the White House and explore its artworks from the comfort of your computer, thanks to Google’s collaboration with President Obama and the First Lady.
It’s not yet April 1st, but we suspect the guys at Google released one of their pranks early, with the new Google Maps for the Nintendo Entertainment System. Click “Quest” in the upper right to try it.
(NSFW: Language) Cody’s job is to take “urban kids (of all races)” on nature hikes. These kids say hilarious stuff at such a prolific rate that Cody was compelled to archive their quotes.
A classic storyline that involves fighting your way through 8 awesome levels drives the gameplay in this free retro-inspired game that pays proper tribute to the glory days of 8-bit and 16-bit gaming.
(Briefly NSFW) Sebastian Schmieg took a single image and fed it into Google Image Search, then picked its top “similar image” over and over, gradually morphing through over 2950 images.
YouTube’s latest method for discovering new cat videos pits two clips cats from similar genres against one another for you to vote on. Two clips cats enter, one clip cat leaves. You get the idea.
We think The Awesomer is a pretty nice place on the ‘net, but if you’re feeling down and blue, this heartwarming website has some free hugs for you. Then pay it forward and give one back.
A site that makes it easy to create and share your own virtual mixtape. Search for music on YouTube, Soundcloud or Vimeo, arrange the tracks and then share the link or embed the mixtape. Demo here.
Build your own custom 3D printed robot figurines over at My Robot Nation. Pick from heads, torsos, arms, legs, then add accessories and colors and pose your robot. Available in sizes from 2″ to 6″ tall.
Ever wanted some cool gadget that’s only sold in Japan? For a 15% fee, WRE helps you buy just about anything from Japan. Just send a link to the item you want, pay for it, and they’ll do the rest.
Drinkify is a simple concept. Input the artist you’re currently listening to and it suggests the proper libation for the tunes. They’re not always perfect suggestions but still a good excuse to get creative.
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