Post Crossing

sign up, it seems cool.

Living online, with web apps

A great essay on how to move your computer life into web browsers so you can do anything you normally do but now you can do it anywhere.

In my opinion this is the future of computers – most likely in the distant future computers will be nothing more than web terminals and you will be able to access your personal “desktop” from anywhere in the world. All your data safe, encrypted, and backed up more often then you would ever think to do yourself, and just a few clicks away at any terminal.

Ripple

Click an add and do some good. Ripple sets it up that the advertisers pay on a per view basis and the profits go to good causes.

Digg Censorship

This is what happens when you piss of the internets

Free Art – Seriously

Ali Spangola is giving away art. Seriously, no joke. Go to her site and make a request and she will do her best to fulfill your request, she will even ship it for free. But she recently got featured on a decently large art site, so she has lots of requests. Donate some money to bump yourself up on her priority list (or, less selfishly, to support a person doing a really neat thing)

NOTCOT – a visual filtration of ideas+aesthetics+amusement.

Another site I will pay attention to and pick the sweetest of the sweet to show you guys. But I can’t recomend enough you just keep up with it yourself.

Censored?

Get around the road blocks

Critical Metrics

You next favorite song is here

MOG – A Musical Nudist Colony

MOG – a social networking site based on your musical preferences. The idea is that if you can find people who like similar music as you they can make some great recommendations for new music. Sounds great for the new music lover like me.

I will get back to you when I know more.

Net Neutrality and Indie Music

Over at CNN. Keeping Net Neutrality is essential to an Internet free from tyranny.