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My del.icio.us tag cloud visualized. This is a fun tool to play with. Accepts text, an RSS feed or a del.icio.us user and pulls together a cloud of words that you can customize by choosing fonts and colors. Nice toy!
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An implementation of TiddlyWiki that encrypts each of the tiddlers you create so that you can pass it on to others in a secure fashion. Seems like it might be a useful alternative for a password archive.
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This is a publishing company that only promotes one book a month. The book is supposed to be culturally relevant and high quality. The idea is that lots of people will read it because it’s the only one they’re promoting. Interesting concept.
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A javascript library that encapsulates the image manipulation features of the popular browsers. Features only work in browsers that support them, of course, but the library standardizes the access to them so that you don’t have to worry about making thos
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A helpful tool that changes the default mail-to action in XP to your Gmail accounts instead of Outlook.
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A service that lets you create a storefront to sell your photographs. Seems flexible with lots of customization options. They take care of actually printing and sending the prints. There are also photo products you can have made like CafePress.
