1. 05 October 2005

    1098 days ago

    fun times & startup launches

    Ning is starting to look kind of cool:

    All content is available to everyone else, unless it’s marked private.
    So what we have is not a hosted framework service, but an ecosystem. An ecosystem that not only allows but relies on the ideas of remixing, mashups, and openness.

    I haven’t got a developer key yet, nor looked through any docs – but hopefully on top of that it’s easy to aggregate to your own apps outside of ning.

    via Kjell Olsen1098 days ago

  2. 22 July 2005

    Make Volume 3

    Dale Dougherty (ed)

    1173 days ago

    Great magazine, good read. I felt like this one was longer then the last two, and it is. By two pages. Needle in a haystack, huh? Just margin notes and page references to things I found interesting.

  3. 17 June 2005

    1208 days ago

    Brickshelf

    A gallery for lego builders.

    via Kjell Olsen1208 days ago

  4. 07 April 2005

    Cradle to Cradle

    William McDonough, Michael Braungart

    1279 days ago

    Excellent book detailing how exactly we can begin to stop incessantly raping the earth. Improving the way we build and manufacture things: build things to be recovered and reused, not recycled, but upcycled – made into more valuable or at least equally valuable things after being consumed instead of lesser.

  5. 24 March 2005

    Make Magazine: Issue 1

    Mark Frauenfelder (Editor)

    1293 days ago

    A great magazine I’ve been looking forward to getting for awhile now, with all kinds of interesting stuff. How to make real awesome stuff, directions and photos, stories, reviews of neat techo gear, and a great read. I’ll be waiting for awhile to get my next one though, unfortunately.

  6. 18 February 2005

    1327 days ago

    how stuff is made

    Sort of like my favorite childhood book – How Things Work. A good look at, well, how things get made. From the faq:

    HowStuffisMade is a visual encyclopedia documenting the manufacturing processes, labor conditions and environmental accounts of contemporary products.

    via Kjell Olsen1327 days ago

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