Cool idea: combine a photo community with a print magazine and you get a photo magazine where the community is editor.

I like the idea and have submitted a photo myself, of course a vote would be appreciated ;-)

(Via Bright)

All applications you will probably ever need to go on an USB stick... that is PortableApps.

With these nifty sites, Spell with Flickr and geoGreeting, you can spell with Flickr and Google Maps!

geoGreeting makes even a nice animation out of it.

(Via Lifehacker)

Great pie-chart / gaming classics joke.

(Original, found via Boing Boing)

Great animation of classic album covers battling each other.

(Via Milk and Cookies)

This is a great idea: this site combines your Last.fm account with YouTube to find the videoclips of your favorite songs.

(Via Flabber)

This really is a great app: with Orb.com you can place and timeshift your TV channels, recorded TV, videos, music and photos to anyplace anytime where you have access to an internetconnection.

Should have installed this application earlier while busy travelling for business: looking Dutch TV on your laptop in a NY hotelroom would be nice.

And the best news: the app is completely free. So who needs a Slingbox or Sony's Location Free?

I guess Gary Brolsma decided to capitalise on his internet fame with his New Numa project.

Links:

• Video
• Official website

(Via Flabber)

Nice site where you can learn about yourself by clicking the photo you like better.

You can even compare yourself against me.

(Via Veronica magazine)

The (in)famous Numa Numa song (O-Zone's Dragostea Din Tei) now even made it to Idols.

Also see this flash parody already predicting this.

This is how ADHD should be treated according to South Park.

(Via Flabber)

Handy tip to add Google maps to your website.

Examples:

My home

My work office

(Via Life Hacker)

This clever website makes any website worksafe by disguising it as a Word document.

(Via BoingBoing)

Test your geography skills with this quiz based on Google Maps.

(Via Flabber)

Today I found out about a product called iDrops, that claims to enable me to make the scratchy surface of my iPod Video 60GB shine again.

As is generally known, the new generation of iPods scratches like hell if you don't have protective covering. I was foolish enough to think people were exaggerating and were just treating their iPod too careless, so it did take me a week after I concluded that my iPod was scratching that fast that I ordered myself the Vaja iVod case to protect the player. Two weeks of shipping the case scratched my iPod even further.

Now I am a happy owner of the Vaja case mentioned, the scratching has stopped, but I would like to restore my iPod to its unscratched state.

So, I have ordered this product today (for US$ 14,95 including free worldwide shipping the risk is not that big), hope it works, will let you know.

(Via Ubergizmo)