Week In Famo #2

by Evan Roth | September 15, 2008

Welcome to the Week In Famo ROUND #2!

We’ll start with Digg again:

- The #1 most dugg article of the week with a whopping 14,292 diggs is You should never ask for help on the internet. One thing we know that the internet loves is sincerity, and I think part of this posts popularity is that you can really feel Peaveh’s pain as he is gotten by nerds with photoshop skills. Great example of title poetry as well.

- The #3 most dugg was Matt Damon’s Sarah Palin statement. Could be good re-mix material?

- Is this one really worth 6050 Diggs! I’ve said it once and I’ll say it again…. NERDS LOVE WORD PUNS.

- Cats will never go out of style on the internets:

- Palin/McCain tally = 13 in the top 30

- And here is some more evidence to support the nerds love signs theory:
Church signs scores 4,648 diggs, while the ’security’ sign scores 5,088 diggs.

Since we are after all in an MFA program I thought it might be worth while to take a departure into some art famo from last week:

From rhizome.org we have:

- How to make a perfect Malevich using only basic HTML:

- MGM (1975) – Jack Goldstein:

- Jonathan Schipper’s Slow motion car crashes:

- form study #9 (2008) – Robert Wodzinski

- vvork.com brings us this new one by John Michael Boling:

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From we-make-money-not-art.com:

- Manifesta: the Chernobyl’d Matrioska

And moving right along to the world of BuzzFeed:

- The number one most viewed article of the week on BuzzFeed is…. Howard Stern auctioning off the virginity of 22-year-old San Diego student Natalie Dylan to help her finance her college education.

- miracle toast maker:

- Human catapulting:

- From the Internet Famous team that brought you Coke and Mentos:

EepyBird’s Sticky Note experiment from Eepybird on Vimeo.

- The Internet can’t get enough Kanye:

- Melted Sign:

- Freestyle Battle Rap Translated:

And a couple of personal favorites, and examples of solid one day projects:

- Every Photoshop Filter. This has high damn, I wish I thought of that value.

- And LHC Compact Muon Solenoid Experiment Webcams. Timely and well executed.


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