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Facebook Activity Log
I’ve been poking around Facebook Timeline for a bit and the Activity Log is definitely one of the nicer additions to viewing your activity on Facebook. It’s just a complete run-down of every single action you’ve ever made on Facebook, … Continue reading
Facebook Timeline
I gotta say, Facebook Timeline is pretty amazing. It started rolling out to all users this past week and I’ve been very impressed with it so far. It’s really nothing new since it’s all the information I uploaded to Facebook … Continue reading
PastPosts: a time-machine for Facebook
I don’t remember signing up for this, but a website called PastPosts has just sent me an email telling me that I liked Mooks QV last year on this date. A novel idea for the nostalgic person in me. Sign … Continue reading
Facebook introduces the Timeline
I’m not saying Facebook is going to be here forever, but with a feature like Timeline just announced today, it looks like there’s going to be one pretty neat and big reason to stick with the social network service over … Continue reading
Origine Nascota
Fast Fourier Transform from peter menich on Vimeo. Peter Menich created this musical visualization of Ludovico Einaudi’s “Origine Nascota” using a glowing particle in space that emits smaller particles to the beat of the music. [via]
