Here are some other things I'm working on

All rendered in glorious black and white. Here's the projects I'm working on now, and some of the ones I've abandoned.

del.icio.us/macstansbury

Finding everything in the world, then linking to it. Using del.icio.us and link lists, creating a powerful directory of all knowledge on the internet. And, there's blue! Not much, though. Still within parameters. Alliance of the Anonymous Ever wanted to be part of a group, but didn't want all that, you know, having to do any effort? If you can copy code, then you can be part of the Alliance Of The Anonymous. This is less informational and more motivational. Move. NOW!

Fallen by the wayside projects

These meant something to me, a while back, but fell off the map. Blogger Hacks A rarely-updated collection of tools, info, scripts and other fun to make your Blogger.com experience just a little bit cooler. Located, oddly enough, on Blogger. This has sort of died on the vine. It was fun while it lasted, though.

CrabApple.cc

Digg-clone that never caught on. Like Digg, for blogs. Only suckier. And now gone. MVRWC Folding@home Folding@home team. (http://folding.stanford.edu/) You can help by simply running a piece of software. Folding@Home is a distributed computing project -- people from through out the world download and run software to band together to make one of the largest supercomputers in the world. Every computer makes the project closer to our goals. Join the team or find out more info at the MVRWC Folding@home site.

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