Staten Island's PS 30!Just minutes after the most recent Studies in Crap post went up, intrepid reader (and celebrated improv comic) Josh Steinmetz had solved the mystery your Crap Archivist never qui... Continue reading "Mystery Solved! The Home of Chick, "The Duck" and Racist Johnny is ..."...

Links of interest for November 11th 2008 through November 13th 2008: New York Times: Fake New York Times Declares Iraq War Over! Here’s Who Did It [Gawker] - “The Iraq War is over, according to the fake New York Times! This morning a cadre of volunteers has fanned out across New York Cit...

java.net: The Open Road: java.nio.file - Add on top of that sexier new I/O features, such as watch lists, true asynchronous I/O, and virtual file systems, and Java 7 may finally have a modern foundation for input and output on which the next generation of clients, servers, and desktop apps can b Inf...

Filed under: Cellphones If you were concerned that you didn't look crazy enough screaming into your phone at business associates, family members, and the guy who does your landscaping, Google has added a feature to Maps for RIM devices which should confirm that yes: you're a total maniac. Available ...

Filed under: Sony PlayStation 3, Microsoft Xbox 360, Action Between the comprehensive in-game map, the GPS-imbued minimap, and the TomTom-esque functionality of certain vehicles, we've yet to misplace ourselves within Liberty City's digital boroughs. Still, if you find yourself lost whilst playing G...

Op de website We tell stories (Penguin) vind je de komende 6 weken, 6 verhalen van 6 auteurs. Het eerste verhaal 21 steps van Charles Cumming staat al online. Het avontuur van de hoofdpersoon is te volgen via Google Maps. Door op next te klikken zie je als lezer de tocht die de hoofdpersoon ondernee...

Adam has pimped out his blojsom blog with a Googlemap as a selectable flavor. I got to say this is awesome stuff and I look forward to what he does next. This also shows how powerful Blojsom is as a platform for advance blogging (geoblogging, semantic blogging, etc). I just don't understand why more...