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frontloggin! (backlog flush #51) 2004.09.12 
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My scratchpad areas are getting full of links I've meaning to get to (even though there's a proper database that I'm supposed to use to record those) so here are those links, as well as some other tidbits I meant to look into.
  • Funny Flash Novelty: let your mouse pointer be a housefly bothering this man to a high degree.
  • I've always found the idea of eyetracking interesting, though they're missing out on some of the more fun applications, like where and for how long a straight guy looks at a cute female type person.
  • Via Bill, an article on The Ten Most Hated Men in Rock (Besides Sting).
  • Sick joke:
    What's funnier than a dead baby?
    A dead baby in a clown costume!
    (Hmm, I remember Mo being really into those 'dead baby' jokes...)
  • Worth1000 seems to always be having the most fascinating photoshopping contests all the time, but I only bother to look when BoingBoing points 'em out. Nightmares 4 had some really spooky stuff like this vision of Paris...
  • Eggcorns is the name given to little malapropisms that seem to show up in culture over and over, like "wedding vowels". I wonder if "mute point" counts as one...I saw that in today's church bulletin.
  • An engineer who surived Chernobyl. Amazing.
  • Boingboing quoted a blogger named Jefferson: "They took the trace from a person carrying a GPS unit around with him for a month. With no hand labelling of the data, they were able to build a model of the person's travel behavior including frequent destinations (work, home, grocery friends homes), and modes of transportation (bus vs. walking). With new data, the model can predict, on-line, the traveler's most likely destination, and detect 'unknown activities' (e.g. strange behavior)." -- here's the Paper he's talking about.
  • My blogger code:
    B9 d++ t++ k s+ u- f++ i o x+ e l c-
    decode it or create your own.
  • Some articles on various Java Technologies...I'm probably a little behind in some of those. Also theserverside.com has a lot of good content, as does this blog.

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