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haha... - Zee.

Holy shit this is eight months old! LOL way to resurrect a dead thread! :) - Adam Turetzky

award for best url ever goes to: tr.im.. brilliant! seriously - Pascal

what is the business model for url shorteners? to get eaten by a larger shortener until the entire internet depends on it and the government has to bail it out? - Daniel Sims

Richtig so, schickt den Rentner auf´s Altenteil. Grottenschlecht ist er sowieso. - Magic M. from Bookmarklet

LOL! I'm typing at the computer but I guess you don't care about that either. LOL - Colide81 (James)

useful if you were their stalker - Alfredo 亜瑠布れっど

I won't use this, but then again I have FbC working with Disqus comments so I don't need to. - Chris Charabaruk

Got it working in my v6 site perfectly. - Aram Zucker-Scharff

Man, this was rocking every box back then. - Eric - seven eleven

ROFL, Shey. - Scoble, Alex Scoble

How It's Made is Camilla's second favorite tv show (after Teletubbies). - Paul Buchheit

I've heard the American guy use metric before, so it may not always be different. - Gabe

"six months of the sun's luminescent trails" - Bill Romanos from Bookmarklet

Very Cool that it was done with a pinhole camera over a several month period - Jeffrey J Davis

Just saw this at the Shiba Inu Puppy cam site. Cute countdown. - Molly Song ;) from Bookmarklet

Hehe. Of course, when I read this all I can think of is you completely re-editing them all so they say you were great, the post was compelling and do you have signed photos. I mean, more than they already do :) - WoH: Professor MOTHRA

Er - yeah! Of course! *note to self: use better aliases when making comments on FFers blogs....* :) - WoH: Professor MOTHRA

I am the UNDEAD! - vijay

"Gigantic knitwear-cum-furnishings - Jennifer from Bookmarklet

"cum" or "gum" ?! *LOL - ※Fu※

Props for a future season of Whose Line is it Anyway? - Pete D

"# CrossBrowserTesting.com allows website designers to test the cross browser compatibility of their website across different browsers and operating systems. # Sometimes you need more than a picture. Test your AJAX and Javascript as well as the layout." - April Russo from Bookmarklet

They allow local VNC client access. - April Russo

"Faile is an international artist collective formed in 1999 and based in Brooklyn, New York. They are recognised as some of the pioneers of global contemporary street art. The three founding members are Patrick McNeil (Canada), Patrick Miller (U.S.), and Aiko Nakagawa (Japan). From initially wheatpasting screen printed posters on the streets of New York and major world cities, they progressed to the more permanent medium of stencil graffiti. Their instantly recognisable pop culture images in posters and stencils have allowed Faile to diversify into other areas encompassing fine art, sculpture, design, fashion, music, and housewares. Despite this, the core of their work remains printmaking, stencilling, and painting." - Cee Bee

Street Art was born outside of the 'established' art world, and outside in general. By utilising spaces where work can be enjoyed by everyone some artists have attracted huge popularity. Watch the Blast videos below with some of the artists who make the scene tick, and check out the related links for more on street art. - Cee Bee from Bookmarklet

"a big wall painted by Blu in Berlin November 2008 see the final work here: http://www.worldwidewall.org/blu..." - Cee Bee from Bookmarklet

"The Faile collective are based in Brooklyn, New York. Blast caught up with them as they were setting up for their Lost in Glimmering Shadows show in a disused school in South London. The Patricks speak on their early influences, visually sampling popular culture, coffee stains and what street art is to them. Watch this exclusive interview with some true legends and be inspired!" - Cee Bee from Bookmarklet

From Disambiguity: "Over the past few days I’ve been posting a lot in the Drupal Groups at Drupal.org about the rationale for some of the design decisions we have taken on the Drupal.org redesign. I thought you might find them interesting, so I’ll copy them over here as well. In particular we’re talking about why the header is so big, the global navigation is so small, search is so prominent, the ‘dashboard’ tabs are more prominent than the global header and why there is no ‘download now’ link on the homepage. I can’t guarantee that the rationale is entirely holeproof, however it has definitely been based on paying close attention to what a broad range of people want to do on Drupal.org, making some decisions around how to best prioritise these needs, designing to suit these prioritised needs and then testing to check that the new design does actually support key user tasks." - Mark Trapp from Bookmarklet

Most of you may know about this site but new users may be interested in checking out the variety of looks and features possible with Drupal. - LPH™ and his dog P™

I wish my site was up in that gallery. :p - Chris Charabaruk

tag: susandoesntgetthatwealreadyhavetagging - Robert Scoble

More work for me.... Now if you could have stuff auto tagged, like I want all my TwitArmy Entries to be tagged technology, because they are. Or if it would import tags. - Tyler (Chacha)