• Wikr – collaborative basket weaving
• Greasecasting – eew.
• del.iver.que.st – parcel delivery meets geocacheing; we give you the GPS coordinates, you collect your package
• craigstadalist – “gangsta” classifieds, run by “Da Craigsta”
• Ajasxom – Albanian carpooling and meetup hub
• 43brainz – ask our panel of 43 experts
• MapTorrent – global precipitation maps built with data collected by users

Nope. MapTorrent has got to do with piracy of atlases on a massively multinational scale.

You’re so off on Ajasxom that it’s perfectly captured my fancies.

I guess we could implement MapTorrent on top of Google Maps with a trivial extension to p2p.rb. Perhaps we could use RMagick for removing the watermarks.

Clearly, 43brainz should be a informational site for all the brain eating zombies we have in our midsts… I mean if we don’t inform today’s youth about Zombie Reagan all is hope is lost!

Not sure about the others, but I know for certain that greasecasting is a system whereby motor mechanics can share the contents of their tool boxes with each other. Probably wirelessly.

Almost forgot; MapTorrent. You’re trying to get from A to B, but to do this, you need to go visit X who gives you a map of the first section of the journey, from X to Y. Y then gives you another bit, etc., until you get to B. The great thing is that the burden on central map makers is reduced, as they just have to send little bits of maps to a few people.

Managed to find a greaseCasting promotional image online.

Good initiative, pmcm. I feel big plans. Wow, everyone. This IS exciting. I have a feeling we’re in store for a long, tireless night. Stay hydrated.

I also forgot:

• Segwaksonomies
• Mobjax
• Freechalking
• Goognedict XVI

Nice. I’ve been goofing with something similar: http://burri.to/~joshua/fut.html

Okay, I’ll bite.

• Segwaksonomies – guerilla efforts to document the increasingly divergent Segway product family. (New this year: the Segway Family Transport— weighing in at over five tons and with six electric motors drawing a whopping 20MW per mile, it can transport five people up a relatively short incline.)

• Mobjax – combining 80s breakdancing with the classic children’s game writ large, spontaneous mobjaxing events are sweeping the east coast.

• Freechalking – The City. Rife with caches of sidewalk chalk left by underground “freechalkers”. Take a piece, leave a piece, draw a picture. You subversive.

• Goognedict XVI - Google’s free dictionary project celebrates its 16th edition. Despite a motto of “don’t be evil”, still no Imprimatur.

I vote for zombies, by the way.

MenTaLguY: You vote for them as opposed to braking for them? Well, it’s pretty clear that a bit over half the people voted for them.

Hmmmm… come to think of it, maybe 43brainz has something to do with finding a brain for #43? Sort of a donor site.

Joshua: that’s a chalkpedia for us.

MenTaLguY: the Segway Family Transport is such a great opportunity for parents to teach the value of inertia. The fabric of society is healing! We are doing it!

• MMORPBlogs
• Firefauxhawk
• Asynchronous Ubuntu
• Skypetagging
• Google Boy Jeans

And while we’re here hinting at the pope:

• This first
• Then this

Asynchronous Ubuntu allows you to break your package database without the dependency on Sid. In real-time.

I like titties.