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The Slow Web | Rebecca Blood
"The Slow Web would be more like a book, retaining many of the elements of the Popular Web, but unhurried, re-considered, additive. Research would no longer be restricted to rapid responders. Conclusions would be intentionally postponed until sufficiently noodled-with. Writers could budget sufficient dream-time before setting pixel to page. Fresh thinking would no longer have to happen in real time." An interesting addition to Robin Sloan's essay Fish.
internet  web  criticism  thought  from instapaper
8 weeks ago by blech
Thoughts on Pagination | Nolan Caudill
"Having a pagination scheme that closely models how a stream is sorted can give you both the casual browsing experience that the numbered pagination provides, as well as powerful navigation abilities that the numbered pagination can't provide." Yes, this.
web  design  pagination  navigation  archives  nolancaudill  from instapaper
9 weeks ago by blech
Fold It | Pen & Think
"Using a special PNG as a mask for an img element with a background-image property, you can turn flat-looking static maps into nifty skeuomorph-ized paper objects."
css  design  map  image  web  via:migurski 
9 weeks ago by blech
Stop Calling it Curation | Matt Langer
'“Curation” is an act performed by people with PhDs in art history; the business in which we’re all engaged when we’re tossing links around on the internet is simple “sharing.” And some of us are very good at that!' A bit long and it skitters all over the place, but it's probably worth a read.
web  attribution  links  blogging  curation  credit  from instapaper
10 weeks ago by blech
I’m not a “curator” | Marco.org
"Curator’s Code is an attempt to codify and standardize “via” links and attribution from link blogs and aggregators with two new symbols." "The inscrutability of these little symbols is irrelevant, because most writers aren’t going to use them. The problems with online attribution aren’t due to a lack of syntax: they’re due to the economics and realities of online publishing."
web  attribution  links  journalism  blogging  curation  credit  via:@marco 
10 weeks ago by blech
Flânerie Lives! On Facebook, Sex, and the Cybercity | Dana Goldstein
'The most important thing to realize about the flâneur is that he was a character; not a real person, but a "type," a fantasy of male bohemianism created by Baudelaire, Balzac, and the journalist Jules Janin. Just as we carefully curate our online presences today--tagging only the most flattering photographs, listing the favorite books and bands that prove our coolness--these men created the flâneur as an idealized version of themselves: a seductive master of the modern city.'
internet  facebook  tumblr  selfpresentation  flaneur  paris  history  web  surfing  browsing  via:pre  via:Preoccupations 
february 2012 by blech
GIF: A Technical History | Enthusiasms
"From a technical standpoint, the success of the lowly GIF is a mystery. Both as an image format and as a video/animation format, it’s vastly inferior to the alternatives." And yet, it succeeds. This is a good look at why (through the lens of a hex editor, no less).
technology  history  web  images  fileformat  gif  animation  from instapaper
february 2012 by blech
The Death of the Cyberflâneur | NYTimes.com
"Transcending its original playful identity, it’s no longer a place for strolling — it’s a place for getting things done. Hardly anyone “surfs” the Web anymore." A thoughtful essay by Evgeny Morozov that captures some of my dislike for the modern web. (Having said that, on editing my pinboard bookmarks, I find a disturbing number recently are from the NYT. So much for me flaneuring.)
nytimes  web  culture  flâneur  paris  history  internet  facebook  comment  from instapaper
february 2012 by blech
New Perspectives on Old Perspectives | Huffington Post
"The web project [...] highlights the work of NYPL patron Joshua Heineman, who started creating his own moving images from Library stereograms as an art project for his blog. The Library's NYPL Labs team was so impressed it decided to build on his idea. Here's his story about how the idea took shape and grew into a Library project." A good project and a good read.
photography  library  sterogram  nypl  web  archives 
january 2012 by blech
Dreams Of Your Life | Phil Gyford
I knew about the A Dream Of A Life film (which I fear may not make it to the US, though I'd like to see it), but until Phil Gyford wrote this post about the @hidingseeking (and a cast of friends) side-project I had no idea it had a website. Something to look at later.
web  friends  from instapaper
january 2012 by blech
She Was A Camera | Rhizome
"Though the golden years of camgirls were brief, they coincided with the rise of the web itself." An interesting look at a neglected (because it was women? the association with sex? because it was largely for free?) part of early-mid period web culture.
web  history  webcam  image  via:straup  via:danhon  from instapaper
november 2011 by blech
This column will change your life: automaticity | The Guardian
Oliver Burkeman on ifttt and the patterns of normality: 'Our lives are full of sequences we perform automatically… one happy consequence is the hope of reprogramming them for our benefit'.
ifttt  ifthisthenthat  programming  smallpieceslooselyjoined  web  thinking  via:@genmon  from instapaper
november 2011 by blech
New JavaScript HTML5 Report Format | GitHub
Interesting tool: it'll take any JSON and convert it to a report (including making a nice sortable table for a list). You can try it out online, too: http://ajaxstack.com/jsonreport/
web  javascript  json  tools  from delicious
may 2011 by blech
Pictures with movement that take 'stills' to next level | Mail Online
"using GIFs, a type of picture format similar to a JPEG which has been around since the invention of home computers" Oh, Daily Mail, discovering animated GIFs now they've got all "artistic" on Tumblr, and completely getting their history wrong, how we love* you. * may be sarcasm.
dailymail  internet  web  formats  photography  longportraits  art  photoshop  from delicious
april 2011 by blech
Project Hosting on Google Code | logstalgia
"Logstalgia is a website traffic visualization that replays or streams Apache web-server access logs as a pong-like battle between the web server and an never ending torrent of requests."
visualisation  web  development  apache  logs  via:@unixdaemon  from delicious
december 2010 by blech
How to hack Amazon with a book | Dr. Wetter
"Whereas the standard example for a stored XSS vulnerability over an out-of-band channel is a web mailer like OWA using SMTP here this channel for the attack is kind of — err, let's put it this way — unusual: One has to write a book!"
security  amazon  xss  books  development  web  from delicious
december 2010 by blech
Archive Fever: a love letter to the post real-time web | mattogle.com
"I’d gained some perspective on how narrow the real-time channels were. Their steely focus on The Now neglected all sorts of other facets of human existence, communication, happiness." Matthew Ogle's call-to-arms for better access to your own, older data on web sites.
personalarchive  web  archive  internet  twitter  from delicious
december 2010 by blech
Why Murdoch’s “tablet newspaper” will be DOA | Wordyard
"... online news is connected: it’s news that you can respond to, link to, share with friends. It is part of a back-and-forth that you are also a part of. Murdoch’s tablet thingie will be something else — a throwback to the isolation of pre-Web publications." I hope this turns out to be true.
newspapers  ipad  publishing  web  via:celia  from delicious
november 2010 by blech
Project Idea: Accolad.es (working title) | Laughing Meme
"Someone should build a site that instead of pulling in just links, or pulling in recent content (recency is so boring) pulled in my top rated content: highest rated Tweets, most interesting photos, highest rated Quora questions (oh wait, they don’t have an API, never mind), most linked blog posts, etc." A nice twist on person aggregation from Kellan.
identity  favourites  interestingness  kellan  idea  web  webservice  from delicious
november 2010 by blech
Buckets and Vessels | Museums and the Web 2010
Aaron's paper for an upcoming conference in Denver. Took me a while to getting around to reading it but it's well worth it, particularly for some of the thinking behind galleries (of which obviously I'm a bit of a fan).
flickr  galleries  curation  web  bigpicture  museum  from delicious
march 2010 by blech
Is modern web design too like print design? | Phil Gyford
Phil asks some good questions.
web  design  content  press  blogcomment 
december 2009 by blech
The Death Of The Blog Post - Smashing Magazine
"Why has this trend of melding blog post and magazine article, the 'blogazine,' not caught on with the masses?" Probably because it takes an awful amount of work; I can't even make a coherent comment at this point on an article, preferring to link to a post. Consider how long it'd take if I had to design containers too...
design  web  css  html  templates 
december 2009 by blech
POES Auroral Activity | NOAA
candace and I would repeatedly reload this in Iceland to figure out if it was worth going out to look at aurora. Very useful, even if it is basically just bumping along doing nothing for the moment.
aurora  astronomy  satellite  data  web  us 
november 2009 by blech
Real-time Activity (Crooktree) | AuroraWatch
Raw UK magnetic data, for use in predicting (and alerting for) auroras.
aurora  astronomy  data  web  uk 
november 2009 by blech
Theming: It's here, it's live | The Official Posterous Posterous
Interesting: as well as a simple colour customisation UI, they also support Tumblr themes. "You can drop them right in, and they'll work. We don't support 100% of their blocks and elements, but all the basic ones will work out of the box."
posterous  blogging  design  web  html  themes  via:zimpenfish 
september 2009 by blech
aanand's cmon at master | GitHub
"cmon is an HTML preprocessor that adds powerful layout capabilities to your markup. With cmon, you can engineer solid, cross-browser layouts that in CSS would require hours of writing and debugging browser-specific behaviour.
html  web  development  code  css  github  via:@robinhouston 
august 2009 by blech
Unwebbable | A List Apart
'Electronic commerce, we eventually figured out, does not take the form of “shopping malls” you “walk” through. “Magazines” and “catalogues” do not have discrete pages you flip (complete with sound effects) and dog-ear. “Web sites” do not look like magazine layouts, complete with multicolumn text and callouts.' An interesting post on moving things to the web.
web  xml  css  pdf  layout  via:tomtaylor 
july 2009 by blech
Making the web useful no 47265 | Participo
Speaking of Instapaper, this is a good writeup on how one person uses it. Rev Dan Catt was in town last week and has a similar setup.
instapaper  iphone  content  web  offline  papernet?  via:preoccupations  via:russelldavies 
july 2009 by blech
Walls Come Tumbling Down | For A Beautiful Web
"It's time to stop showing clients static design visuals" Damn right. All my personal projects have been designed along with the backend code, and they're of variable prettiness, but at least they work. I'm finding the more traditional model much, much harder to deal with these days.
development  design  web  css  andyclarke  via:everyone 
july 2009 by blech
The Atom Publishing Protocol is a failure | Joe Gregorio
The headline seems correct to me too (using the Vox API, which is Atom, is painful in a way using the snowflake APIs from Flickr and Tumblr isn't- hm, how much does (human readable) documentation matter?), but Gregorio takes the time to figure out why, and the reasons seem pretty accurate on reflection.
web  development  apis  atom  json  via:kellan 
april 2009 by blech
I like rev="canonical" | 0xDECAFBAD
Les Orchard on the speed of rev-canonical's spread amongst the alpha geeks, the fact that it's not consumer ready yet, and... oh, just go and read it, ok? (I think I'm now also convinced by the choice of rev not rel="shortened" or similar, though.)
web  html  url  revcanonical  comment 
april 2009 by blech
jacobian's jellyroll at master | GitHub
"You keep personal data in all sorts of places on the internets. Jellyroll brings them together onto your own site." Aha. I love it when the internet turns out to have built something before I need it. (Oddly, I found this while looking for Django + CouchDB hints.)
django  aggregation  backup  web  application 
february 2009 by blech
Backing up your online life | LifeStreamBackup
"We will launch with the ability to backup Flickr and a blog (via RSS feed). Google Docs, Twitter feeds, Youtube and Facebook backup are all in the works" Interesting. I think I'd prefer self-hosted deep aggregation to an offline backup, though. Now I just have to, you know, build it...
aggregation  web  backup  via:preoccupations 
january 2009 by blech
2009 Web Predictions | ReadWriteWeb
A consensus on Facebook Connect becoming de-facto single sign on everywhere (albeit with reservations, and one vote for Google instead), with a few people talking about lifestreaming (and more importantly dealing with the firehose, so filtering/recommendation). Worth a scan through, although it does peter out towards the end.
web  development  facebook  facebookconnect  openid  google  twitter  aggregation  lifestream  comment 
december 2008 by blech
How Django processes a request | B-List
James Bennett's blog is always worth a read, and this post on, well, how Django processes a request is definitely useful, if you want to understand more about what all those "middleware" lines in settings.py do.
django  http  web  request  development  python  via:gnat 
december 2008 by blech
YQL - converting the web to JSON with mock SQL | Ajaxian
A writeup of Yahoo's YQL, with special attention paid to the fact it outputs in JSON (yay JSON!). It certainly does a good job of making what I've been calling "API joins" for a while explicit, both in terms of the fact they're like database joins, and also the fact that they're really slow.
ajaxian  ajax  article  yql  yahoo  api  development  javascript  web  json 
december 2008 by blech
Yahoo! Query Language | YDN
"The YQL platform provides a single endpoint service that enables developers to query, filter and combine data across Yahoo! and beyond. YQL exposes a SQL-like SELECT syntax that that is both familiar to developers and expressive enough for getting the right data." A fairly interesting experiment, if nothing else.
development  web  api  javascript  yahoo  webservice  json  sql  via:pip 
december 2008 by blech
GitHub Pages | GitHub
This is very clever, and I think I can see where it could be useful (project pages? collections of projects?) but I think I'm missing a big picture somewhere. Maybe I should spend more time trying to find it.
development  git  github  versioncontrol  web 
december 2008 by blech
Using Git to manage a web site | Abhijit Menon-Sen
'The one-line summary: push into a remote repository that has a detached work tree, and a post-receive hook that runs "git checkout -f".'
git  deployment  versioncontrol  web  development  via:zimpenfish 
december 2008 by blech
Getting a visitor's location (city) | HubLog
When did this get so easy?
location  google  maxmind  javascript  geo  web  development 
december 2008 by blech
EtherPad: Real-time Editing with JavaScript | John Resig
John Resig mentions the AppJet back end of EtherPad. I was intending to write a post something like this, but I'll just say that AppJet looks like it might turn out to be more than just the interesting but ultimately irrelevant platform it seemed a month ago.
javascript  etherpad  appjet  development  web 
november 2008 by blech
Daddy, Where's Your Phone? | O'Reilly Radar
"I think about the web as experienced on a PC, and then about mobile as an add on. The tipping point has come; that notion has to flip: if we're trying to get ahead of the curve, we need to think first about the phone, and then think about the PC browser experience as the add-on."
internet  web  mobile  future  o'reilly  comment  culture 
november 2008 by blech
Home | Tabbloid
"Turn your favorite feeds into a personal magazine" Produces a PDF, but somewhat escapes the one-look-fits-all paradigm of feed reading applications.
personalnewspaper  tabbloid  web  pdf  magazine  news 
november 2008 by blech
Organize, Share, Discover Info Around Your Interests | Twine
"Use it to collect and share bookmarks, notes, videos and other content. Twine organizes your content, learns as you use it and recommends new things to check out."
personalnewspaper  web  database  social  network  community  tagging  information  bookmarks 
november 2008 by blech
A format only robots could love | Phil Gyford: Writing
'Some people love this ["river of"] aggregation. Good for them. I, however, am human and my eyes glaze over when trying to comprehend a chronological stream of equally-weighted events, a format only robots could love.' Phil on integrating comments he's made into a deeply aggregated site.
web  aggregation  comment  activity  identity  design 
october 2008 by blech
A Social Browser for Mac OS X Leopard | Cruz
It's only 0.1, so it's more promise than execution at the moment, and I don't think I "get" BrowsaBowsa. Still, it doesn't need me to log in to everything afresh, it supports userscripts (somewhat), and so I'll try and keep an eye on it.
macosx  web  browser  social  webkit  development 
october 2008 by blech
Instant Web Programming | AppJet
I've only just discovered this, another JavaScript server-side framework. It seems to have a reasonably active developer community, but so far I'm finding it pretty limited - everything has to live in one file, even templates, and annoyingly there's no E4X. Still, better than nothing, maybe?
javascript  browser  applications  framework  development  web  zimki 
october 2008 by blech
Conditional classnames | paulhammond.org
A short, but clever (and, (only) in retrospect, blindingly obvious) technique for IE specific stylesheets: "<!--[if IE ]><body class="ie"><![endif]-->"
design  web  browser  css  ie  coding  html  hacks 
october 2008 by blech
collective fashion consciousness | lookbook.nu
As others have said, "ffffashion". Nice things: overriding the space bar from "scroll to next page" to "scroll to nice image". It's also one of the better uses of infinite scrolling I've seen. Shame I don't care about clothes really.
photography  fashion  ajax  ffffound  web 
october 2008 by blech
GettingStartedWithFuton | Couchdb Wiki
There was a lightning talk at the London Python meeting yesterday touching on couchdb (another non-relational data store) and cherry.py, but the most impressive bit was Futon, the web-based front end to couchdb. However, if its web presence is this bad, no wonder I'd not heard of it.
couchdb  futon  database  datastore  web 
october 2008 by blech
Permalinks | jerakeen.org
Tom on permanent links. "Of course, delicious just changed their hostname and thus broke all meta-commentary. Sigh."
web  link  delicious  permalink  comment  via:jerakeen 
october 2008 by blech
Front Page | App Store
A Google App Engine-hosted web-based front end to the App Store, which used to be accessible only though iTunes - and therefore not bookmarkable, etc, etc. There's no details of who's behind it, which is perhaps understandable, but also a shame.
apple  iphone  appstore  web  google  appengine  python 
september 2008 by blech
comic book - Page 12 | Google on Google Chrome
The comic book that Google is apparently using to introduce its browser (or is it a runtime environment?) spends a couple of pages, starting here, talking about why they chose WebKit. The whole thing seems to be worth reading, especially the bits about pervasive multithreading early on.
google  google/chrome  browser  web  webkit  development  comic 
september 2008 by blech
Home | Satchmo Project
e-commerce stuff to go with Django. "Satchmo's mission is to use Django to create an open source framework for creating unique and robust online stores."
python  django  development  shopping  framework  web 
august 2008 by blech
Home | Reasonably Smart Platform
"The Reasonably Smart Platform is a Platform-as-a-Service based on JavaScript and Git, allowing for computing-in-the-cloud for the web that works the way web-developers work" Alpha, and documentation light, but worth watching, hopefully.
javascript  git  web  appengine  zimki  saas 
july 2008 by blech
How to get Cross Browser Compatibility | Anthony Short
Looks like a reasonable list, but I completely disagree on the text-shadow bit- Safari knows what it's doing and the "fix" makes it look awfully spindly. Still, will be referred to.
browser  rendering  web  css  design  development  ie  safari  via:edd 
june 2008 by blech
280 North, Objective-J, and Cappuccino | Infinite Loop
Another interview with the 280 Slides people on their Cocoa-esque JavaScript application framework. Still not publically released, mind you.
javascript  cocoa  development  web 
june 2008 by blech
Newspapers Don’t Understand The Web | Publishing 2.0
"Here’s an idea for newspaper website homepages — just a search box and a list of blogs." One reader's frustrations trying to get local news out of a world-focussed US newspaper site.
news  newspaper  web  weather  location  business  google  via:pauldwaite 
june 2008 by blech
utilities: Unicode code converter | ishida
Paste in UTF-8, get out various escaped forms. For when I don't have Unicode Checker handy.
unicode  application  web  java 
june 2008 by blech
Apple Made A Mistake | Brighthand
"Apple, with its own browser, Safari, and a fresh mobile platform, had the opportunity to really change the game when it came to making web applications. ... The company chose instead to listen to developers."
apple  iphone  web  webkit  applications  sdk 
june 2008 by blech
sproutcore: SproutCore 1.0 (WWDC) milestone | sproutit
If you can't get at sproutcore.com (and I've found it down all day), then this lets you get the code from github and shows you what the team have been hacking on.
apple  javascript  development  web  framework  opensource  objc 
june 2008 by blech
Home | SproutCore
You wait ages for an Objective-C like platform to come along for building rich internet applications, and then two come along at once. (Page loading very slowly, or not at all, since it's getting a lot of attention.)
apple  javascript  development  web  framework  opensource  objc  via:rcarmo 
june 2008 by blech
Coming Soon | Objective-J
You wait ages for an Objective-C like platform to come along for building rich internet applications, and then two come along at once. This one's not released yet, but everyone's seen 280 Slides, which it sits beneath.
javascript  development  web  framework  opensource  objc 
june 2008 by blech
AJAX Libraries API | Google Code
Why bother with all that pesky JavaScript library hosting yourself? Now you can call to Google and have them handle it. Complete with versioning, so you can make sure nothing changes under you.
google  javascript  jquery  ajax  library  hosting  web  development 
may 2008 by blech
Andy Armstrong - WWW-TarPipe | search.cpan.org
The obligatory Perl module for TarPipe.
development  software  api  web  images  tarpipe  perl 
may 2008 by blech
developers | tarpipe
Web-based image pipeline API, so you can upload a photo to Flickr and automatically twitter the URL and title, for example. Looks like it has a Yahoo Pipes style UI. Could be useful.
development  software  api  web  images  tarpipe  via:pfig 
may 2008 by blech
Web type can't be improved? | IHT.com Developer Blog
Avoid orphans by dynamically replacing the last space in a sentence with &nbsp; (although I'm wondering if using CSS and white-space: nowrap might not be nicer).
design  news  typography  web  css  via:magnetbox 
may 2008 by blech
Processing.js | John Resig
Impressive, but almost as interesting are the 350 links in 5 hours, and that fact that it's about 50% of my network's output since then. As yoz put it: " it bounces on a lot of coolness buttons in one go".
javascript  canvas  design  development  graphics  visualisation  web  processing  via:everyone 
may 2008 by blech
everything i.e. anything | anti-mega
Chris Heathcote argues that Clay Shirky's much-linked talk on "social surplus" is weirdly anti-consumption and values the Internet more highly than TV for no good reason. Can't say I entirely disagree (cf growth of web video).
consumption  media  wikipedia  television  internet  web  via:antimega 
april 2008 by blech
The vanishing personal site | Jeffrey Zeldman
Of course I've been tangentially wittering about this as I talk about personal aggregation (itself threatened by the likes of Friendfeed), but this is a good "stating the obvious" post about the death of the home page. (Sometimes you need to state the obv
web  aggregation  personal-site  media  design  social  via:megp 
april 2008 by blech
AT&T’s Pogo browser beta tries too hard | Ars Technica
"We decided [to] run Pogo on a [PC] with two 3GHz CPUs, 4GB of RAM [and] 512MB of VRAM. From here, we were finally able to use Pogo enough to actually find out how well it works" This for a *web* *browser*.
browser  review  arstechnica  ui  usability  web 
april 2008 by blech
Monocle: design notes | cityofsound
EPIServer, eh? Lots of interesting nuggets in this, and that's just on a skimreading. I'm surprised the decision to paywall just gets a sidenote, though.
web  design  cms  magazine  broadcast  media  via:everyone 
april 2008 by blech
Prime Sky | SlideShare
"Over the Air presentation by Tom Hume and Bryan Rieger of Future Platforms about the PrimeSky project they did for the Royal Observatory at Greewich" Looking forward to this launching.
astronomy  api  slides  slideshare  mobile  web  development  via:foe  via:straup 
april 2008 by blech
Google App Engine | Google Code
Lots to digest here, but it looks like this - not Mashup Editor - is what I wanted half a year ago when I had an app to migrate from Zimki. Notable: Django; local dev; not-SQL database; free (for now) then micropayments.
google  web  saas  applications  development  platform  python  appengine  zimki 
april 2008 by blech
Active URLs | Ned Batchelder
"Their jobs page is omniti.com/is/hiring. A client page is omniti.com/helps/ning." Interesting design for URLs, although I wonder how much it's inspired by the Rails conventions for routing. It seems to work, anyway.
web  url  ui  design  development  via:simonwistow 
april 2008 by blech
URL as UI | Traces of Inspiration
Not exactly a groundbreaking observation ("good URLs are hackable"), but it's nice to see people thinking about them. I mention the del.icio.us tag navigation, as it's an interesting (failed?) experiment in the field.
web  url  ui  design  development  blogcomment 
april 2008 by blech
Add your own buttons to Picasa | Google Code Blog
"If you've ever wanted to make your favorite software or website work with Google's Picasa software, there's a new Picasa Button API that lets you add your own buttons to the desktop interface."
google  api  picasa  photograph  web  development  via:straup 
march 2008 by blech
Don't Import, Subscribe | All in the head
A plea to change the model for pulling in social graph data: "Rather than just importing the data once and forgetting it, the subscription pattern embraces the fact that your source of data knows more about that data than you do"
web  socialgraph  social  software 
march 2008 by blech
About the Safari 3.1 Update | Apple
I was half-expecting this lot to have to wait for 10.6, but apparently not; perhaps Safari's new life as a dual-platform app has led to lots of releases. Fun toys, including a Developer menu and local storage (using the HTML5 API).
apple  safari  web  webkit  browser 
march 2008 by blech
Marketing by downtime, the Apple way | Pingdom
I'm not as sure as this article is that the downtime is deliberate (is WebObjects that good? Also, they have to deal with lots of markets, and there's the legendary secrecy) but the store being down unarguably generate buzz.
apple  web  via:takeoneonion 
february 2008 by blech
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