Joshua Chou

LMAO! Wow, they actually were there to take a photo of that? Do city workers take those pictures? - Michael Forian

Next one over works (http://maps.google.com/maps?f=...) It was on the list of new Google Street Finds yesterday, they all seem to have now gone MIA. - cmiper

They're on to us! - Andrew Trinh

Something tells me this guy spent his entire adolescence perfecting his talent. - Tad, Fool

also reminds me of "fight club" where he splices the porn into family films - Tyler Gillies

Reminds me of Mr Squiggle. - Michael C. Harris

These are gorgeous. Well spotted, Raoul. - Dawn M. Armfield

Thanks Dawn! - Raoul Pop

Nice finds Raoul! Misty forests are quite awesomely. - Jim Stanger

FriendFeed rocks, is what I learned. So did VentureBeat. Thanks! - Robert Scoble

Well Balanced analysis, as always. - Parth Awasthi

I like your honesty re. you would buy if it were a pile of dung so you could tell us it is a pile of dung... :-) - Mary Anne Davis

OMFG - Caroline

That was hilarious...although in my house, it's more like world of husbandcraft...via feedalizr - Nick

Awesome! - Todd Jordan

"Although I can only guess, here’s what I think really happened. Media Defender was abusing one of Revision3’s servers for their own purposes – quite without our approval. When we closed off their backdoor access, MediaDefender’s servers freaked out, and went into attack mode – much like how a petulant toddler will throw an epic tantrum if you take away an ill-gotten Oreo." - Steve Lacey

Wow. These people (MediaDefender) need to be shut down. - Steve Lacey

Not just shut down, sued out of existence. - Robert Scoble

Yes, they shoud be put out of business, because they are not even good at what they do. Who signs DOS packets with their registered IP addresses. - bvs via fftogo

Love the hat - Brian Sullivan

Very interesting, you have to see it to believe it. Now I would like to see more of his work... would be nice if he had a flickr account. On the video he seems arrogant but I think this is on purpose, he is provocative. - Xavier Donat

Street photography is about the hardest style of photography there is. Miles, alone in the outback; Lay on your belly with the ants and lizards to get a tiny wildflower in the bush; climb huge sand dunes for the harsh grandeur. They're all hard, but street photography: not many people do it because not many can. - Laurie McArthur

trying feedalizr now, thanks for the heads-up...via feedalizr - Eric Schlissel

dear corvida, thank you very very much for this post - mhmazidi

feedalizr rocks!...via feedalizr - Otavio Ferreira

More geotagging for everyone, please. - Dave Roth

That's awesome. Is it automatic based on GPS? - Gregory Pittman via twhirl

Yes! Finally!!!! Now all we need is a video-recording feature and/or Quik support... - Alexander Falk via twhirl

Checkin' this one out now! - Charlie Anzman

I don't see an option to share.... - Shey

Potential but definitely not ready for prime time - Charlie Anzman

nice shots. it was an amazing sunset! - bernie

http://www.fastcompany.tv/vide... is the video interview I did with the two guys who coded this. - Robert Scoble

MSR rocks! - Mitchell Tsai

http://www.fastcompany.tv/vide... is the video I did with the guys who invented this. - Robert Scoble

Yay! Downloading right away! Celestia blew my mind a few years ago. This could do b - Yuvi (has IRL friends!) via twhirl

I have to say, since trying friendfeed a few weeks ago, this new feature to see what other people favorite on flickr is my most liked thing. You do the work for me finding the "good stuff." - Jeremy Hall

@Mitchell, you could work around that by sharing your blog posts manually with the "Share on FF" bookmarklet instead of (or as well as) using the automatic feed. That way at least, you can click on pics to have their thumbnails appear on your ff post. It seems like a bit of a rigmarole at first, but I'm sure it'll do until engtech writes a script for it, lol. - Slippy Lane

Slippy Lane: Cool idea with the Bookmarklet. I'll try it! - Mitchell Tsai

I still don't 'get' what Mesh is. If all it does is sync files, meh. I'm already short of bandwidth here (most of the connected world is), and don't want files flying around. - Yuvi (has IRL friends!)

I haven't looked into Mesh yet, but from what I gather this type of functionality is what I was thinking of at the introduction of the iPhone. At the time I was explaining to a friend about how it was another computing platform, and the limited storage and horsepower was a non-issue because people would have other PCs and media servers and that you only need to carry around a subset of your data. Mesh-like synching along mobile computing make for some interesting possibilities. - Cornelius Toole

I agree. Mesh is not interesting the way FF is - it is interesting the way Flash (or Silverlight) is - it is about what others do with it. I'm a prof at UW who works on one of the LHC experiments. I can think of a "socal" app that makes reading papers from the preprint archive a community thing. And perhaps FF will figure out how to read an activity feed from Mesh and then when someone reads and likes a paper an entry can show up in FF. I wouldn't do this for $$ (no time) and I sure as heck don't want to run a servier to deal with it - Mesh is perfect for that sort of thing. Sort of like what Amazon did, and then Google - each lowered the bar for entry for someone with an idea. For the sort of thing I'm thinking about, Mesh lowers the bar even more. - Gordon Watts

Twitter to Friend Feed Contact Importer finds all of your Tweeps on Friend Feed and automatically subscribes them. - Robert Scoble

can't wait to see a web-based version of similar functionality - ben bloch

I want to see a Flickr version. (The Twitter version is fantastic.) - Russellreno