- ScratchML
- Urban Dictionary TV
- tumblr-photo-downloader Quick script to rip all the photos from a Tumblr blog
- Occupy The Internet Join the global revolution from the comfort of your home computer
- SHOW ME x NON-STOP Turn a search into a infinite stream of videos
- VHX.TV TV from the future
- Google's List of Bad Words ***** * ********
- git-friendly Simplified git commands. Just type pull, push, branch & merge
- FAT Lab Bumpers Release early, often and with copyright infringement
- Blah Blah Blah Talk to the hand (animated GIF crowdsourcing)
- Animated FAT Portraits Meet the crew
- Star Wars Uncut Star Wars recreated by fans, 15 seconds at a time!
- Graffiti Markup Language Today's new digital standard for tomorrow's vandals.
- #000000book An open database for motion-captured graffiti data (GML)
- Google Alarm Firefox addon alerts you when Google is monitoring your web browsing
- Know Your Meme Documenting Internet phenomena: viral videos, image macros, web celebs & more.
- Mag.ma Viral video tracking system
- Artzilla Dedicated to the development of experimental browser software.
- Wikiswarm Visualize Wikipedia page histories and user contributions
- Meme Breaks Your favorite Internet samples in DJ-friendly format
- FATBOT (dubtron IRC) A rap music-loving IRC bot
- Kanye Rant Detector Alerts whenever Kanye rants on his blog; part of FAT Kanye Week
- Quotable Kanye Collections of quotes from Kanye's blog (R.I.P.); part of FAT Kanye Week
- Internet Famous Class The first algorithmically graded class in the history of academics
- FuckFlickr Narc-free image gallery software
- Add-Art Firefox addon replaces online ads with art
- Rickroll Database Never get rickroll'd again
- Inbox Victory Conquer your email – capture the moment
- Internet Delay Pedal Time traveling technology for adventurous web surfers
- The Great Art Wiki Marathon 24 hours of adding art knowledge to Wikipedia
- Web Scraping 101How to easily collect data using Ruby & Mechanize
- Radarchive / Tumblr RSS scraper Generate a feed for your Tumblr dashboard
- Hard Drive Bombs Physical data security experiments
- Music Blackhole A distributed music sharing server
- FileMarks Store eBooks & hi-res images on your iPhone
- Terminal Prompts
- WNYU Archives (89.1FM)89.1FM on-demand
- jtunnel Firewall circumvention & traffic anonymization
- Politricks Radio hip-hop, dance music and breakbeats
- Serious Bu$iness DJ crew
- Emergency Arts An abandoned Chelsea meat factory converted into artists' studios & gallery space
- Medium NYC Student arts organization
- BeNews The place with more BeOS news
- Tave Imagination Image manipulation application for BeOS
- Napster for BeOS
- Misc BeOS apps Iconblender, Napster for BeOS, Bowser IRC client, OpenTracker contributor
My blog:
jamiew.tumblr.com
Twitter:
@jamiew
Star Wars Uncut wins an Emmy!
We won! Star Wars Uncut took home a Primetime Emmy for “Outstanding Achievement in Interactive Media (Fiction)” [emmys.com]
Check out starwarsuncut.com for more info, or click here to watch the full-length film in continuous-playback mode. For more check out my posts tagged ‘swu’
There’s also great writeup in the New York Times “Arts” section, Aug 28… click here to read online
Google Alarm interview on CNN
To download or read more about Google Alarm visit jamiedubs.com/google-alarm.
For more FAT browser add-on projects please visit ARTZILLA or follow @artzillaorg
Other recent Google Alarm press: NPR interview — APM Marketplace — more…
Google Alarm browser addon
Google is collecting a lot of data about how we use the web. The new Google Alarm Firefox addon visually & audibly alerts you whenever your personal information is being sent to Google servers. Click for more info…
Star Wars Uncut nominated for an Interactive Emmy
Star Wars Uncut has been nominated for an Interactive Emmy
Kind of unbelievable news! Read more on Casey’s blog.
Check out our Emmy submission reel here, or an excerpt from the final edit. And the original SWU trailer:
Know Your Meme in TIME's Top 50 websites 2009
Know Your Meme was selected as one of TIME Magazine’s 50 Best Websites of 2009!
We wrote our first scientismic episodes in Dec 2007, and I built the first version of the Internet Meme Database knowyourmeme.com website in Dec 2008. It’s seen amazing growth — we’re now at more than 500 meme entries, 10,000 images, and will serve over 5 million pageviews this month!
