The new 2Gb Eye-Fi secure digital memory card, like memory cards for your digital camera, can hold your pictures. That is not too surprising. The surprising part of the Eye-Fi is that it won’t just store your digital masterpieces but will share them. When you first get the Eye-Fi you program the card with your ...

NetDisaster can make any day on the internet and turn it suddenly very surreal. While you are looking at your favorite web site suddenly large meteors are hitting your screen, or aliens are attacking, or dinosaurs come tromping by. A wonderfully inventive time wasting piece of internet software.

LifeHacker had a great article today that many people would probably love to learn and then hope directly in the time machine. Why are some people effortlessly popular and well liked? By contrast, other people, no matter how hard they try, never seem to be able to gain the same trust and respect. Even if ...

Reuter’s reports that Rather than looking for their perfect match, one in four Americans say the Internet can serve as a substitute for a significant other, according to a poll released on Wednesday. A survey on the role the Internet plays in people’s lives by Zogby International and communications consultancy 463 Communications found that 24 ...

Dispair.com, the wonderfully icronic t-shirt/calendar/poster company, has come out with a new t-shirt for the blog set: MORE PEOPLE HAVE READ THIS SHIRT THAN YOUR BLOG. Ouch.

The BlogWorld Expo and fuelmyblog are having a contest to win a free pass to BlogWorld in November. To enter I must make a statement like: “If I win fuelmyblog’s prize and win the ticket to go to BlogWorld Expo, I would like to be introduced to Leo Lapotre” Leo was a natural choice for ...

I loved this take off of It’s a Wonderful Life called “It’s a Wonderful Internet” What happens when someone wishes that the internet would go away?

A humorous look aback how we finally lose the internet

A hilarious idea: a mockup of how Facebook will look in 40 years, once the younger generation is playing bingo and having hip operations. Take a close look at the mini-feed. read more | digg story

I have been watching friends, famous people and famous friends on both Twitter and Jaiku recently. Both are micro-blogs that allow you to answer the question “what are you doing right now”. I rarely post myself as either: a) what i am doing is boring even to me b) I am working on something interesting ...