Here’s this week’s Weekly Linkage for May 26Th 2007.
10 Simple ways to save yourself from messing up your life.
Pac Man Skeleton?
If you’re really bored, here are 20 productive ways to use your free time.
Another way to make use of your free time is to find a four leaf clover. (via Kottke)
Places where you shouldn’t want to see the Blue Screen of Death!
As you may have noticed, a large part of the Weekly Linkage consists of links that come from Digg. As of today, all those links will have a special part inside these posts, simply called: “Links from the Digg-nation”.
So there’s what might be considered the funniest…exit..interview…ever! Or some eyesight myths you might want to check out or some photos from the 4Th annual Smithsonian Magazine Photo Contest.
Enjoy!
A couple of weeks ago I read this post on the Flickr blog, announcing that last saturday, May 5Th 2007 would be “24 hours of Flickr”-day. As said in the post, on that day you had to “grab your camera and whatever else you need, and chronicle your day in pictures.” It sounded like a fun thing to do, so I signed up for the group and marked my calendar.
So last saturday I got up and started to take pictures with my mobile phone of things I was doing all day. After diner I decided to upload the first batch of pics to Flickr and add them to the photo pool. There was a little surprise: I was only allowed to add one picture to the pool. Checking the group’s rules made it all clearer: as a member you could add one and only one picture taken on that particular day. They just wanted to get a general example of what people around the world were doing. No chronological account of your day was necessary.
Let’s just say I completely missed that one…..
Nevertheless it was a fun experience and I’m planning on doing it again in the near future, but then going all out: from getting up in the morning until going to sleep at night. And it was a learning experience as well: before doing something, don’t just assume you know the rules.
