timelines
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The Internet Meme Timeline
12:00AM Kevin Purdy | If you’ve got the same email address you had around 1999, do a search for your oldest mail with “FWD” in the subject. If digging through the memories of web-cam-observed coffee pots, “Hello, my future girlfriend,” and other proto-memes brings a wry smirk to your face, you’re going to love the Internet Meme timeline, an omni-collection of more than 250 highlights (if you’re feeling generous) of viral sites, videos, and concepts that’s been viewed nearly a million times on timeline-sharing site Dipity. Many of the expandable data points bring up their relevant pics, videos, and animations, and the Dipity director who created this gem is regularly tweaking it. Go ahead, click around and dig into memories you’d long since archived. Internet Memes [via Wired] More »
Design
Timetoast Creates Interactive Timelines
1:35AM Lifehacker US Edition | If a timeline is the best way to display the data you have on hand, turn to interactive web application Timetoast. Once you create your timeline, viewers can click on date points to see what is significant about the event. From there they can expand the entry to see pictures and additional information. Timetoast is free to register and use. Here are a few more ways you can make a timeline of events. Timetoast Timelines [via Download Squad] More »
