Out to prove that Denver doesn’t suck. Or document that it does. Whichever comes first.
I’ve been taking a lot of photos lately, and I never remember to post them as I take them. That’s OK, though, because you get to experience a tsunami of photos all at once. Enjoy:
Denver, cast as a setting for a zombie movie.
There are many, many more photos after the jump: More »
Where exactly can I buy this?
Habanera from The Swedish Chef on Vimeo.
There is a small vein of high-def Muppet videos on Vimeo that really have little explanation. I don’t care where they are coming from, I just want them to keep it up.
Muxtape was about the best thing to happen to music on the Internet since, well, ever. Then, as with all things good or beautiful in the world, the RIAA killed it with legal crap.
But the open-source world came through with OpenTape, a self-hosted port of Muxtape that, while it can’t replace the awesome feeling of randomly clicking on a stranger’s playlist to discover new music, it does replicate the super-simple experience of using a Muxtape.
Check out my own OpenTape (dubbed Fuxtape by my co-worker John Zwick) at http://brofax.com/fuxtape.
Paper Planes! from Anthony Meadows on Vimeo.
Sarah and I haven’t laughed this hard at an online video in so, so long.
Even though we’re most definitely laughing at these choads, I think it’s beyond the point of liking it ironically. I just really like this.
