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This is great! How long before shepherds start setting up twitter accounts for them?

I haven't. I dont see anything at http://code.google.com/p/super-dartendo/ either?

Not quite what I was hoping for in invisibility, but augmented reality FTW!

A quick Google search brings up Whitepages.com http://developer.whitepages.com/docs

You should have better luck asking questions like this at StackOverflow.com http://stackoverflow.com/search?q=%5Bapi%5D+reverse+lookup

OK, I figured it out. It was working but I needed to use the arrow keys and the mouse to move to find the right view. If you are too far away the land disappears.

Here is a screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/SkYHs.jpg

I'm using Chrome 12.0.742.53 and I have tried this both locally and through a webserver and all I am getting is loading.

That was amazing! It looks like youtube is where the real reality tv is.

This looks awesome! I hope it works as well on mobile devices as it does in the browser.

I would use this if it didn't have the twitter/fb limitation. I hate being forced to have twitter and facebook to get into other websites. The UI looks excellent though, good work!

I have been looking for a good alternative to impactjs too. The one that I have been playing with is called Easel.js - http://easeljs.com/

I'm wondering the same thing. It looks like an email harvesting page to me (?)

It appears to have been removed. What did it say?

It is hard to say. It seems like some of the frameworks, for example jQuery, are making it easier for people to start using javascript, but could also be limiting the extent that they are actually learning javascript.

This looks interesting, but it could really use a screen shot to better explain what it is going to do.

Maybe this will help: http://stackoverflow.com/search?q=python+gui

I have heard that this book is good, but I haven't read it yet. http://www.amazon.com/Rapid-GUI-Programming-Python-ebook/dp/...

Great links!! I have my own music app that I'm building for personal use. Here is a jQuery plugin you might want to check out for the player: http://www.jplayer.org/

Great interface! It is very simple.

It looks like the clip should always be random since it will be the last clip that someone chose to post. I don't like it that this site requires you to use a facebook id but, that is probably a good way to control a site like this.

I just kept thinking of this: http://xkcd.com/747/

Neat idea! I love how the map is user generated. You should add a point system to it somehow.

Could you point me in the right direction for beginning to create a full screen javascript webapp like that?

Wow! That is pretty amazing! It seems to run very well in Chrome except that I don't have the sound working.

This was posted in the last week: http://www.quietwrite.com

It made me laugh that so many of them point to 49. 57 is good too.

I didn't know it was possible to have video 3d holograms like that! Does anyone know where to find out more about the technology used?

This is a really neat idea, but it seems to track how fast the mouse moves over the canvas instead of the amount of time the mouse is over parts of the canvas.

Email is better because you are not locked into using some third party website to log in. You can set up an email server of you own if you wanted to.

Wow, after seeing this info I would have to go with the one that has the expandable memory slot and allows an open format. I refuse to get locked into buying from one company in a closed format.

So if you buy a kindle ebook on amazon.com can you only read it with a kindle or kindle app? I am really enjoying Calibre on my netbook (calibre-ebook.com)

Well stated.

LOL, Wired likes to predict the future - http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1612808

LOL, Kiss your browser goodbye. When they say "The browser becomes invisible by becoming ubiquitous" I bet they weren't thinking the browser might be the only application on your system.