My Photos Across the Web [A Little Narcissism]
I did a little self-indulgent searching recently using Google Blogsearch and came across a handful of blogs that have used the photos I share on Flickr. Of course, I would only be able to find the photos that were properly credited, but… meh. I’m not making any money off any of it anyway. (BUT THAT DOESN’T MEAN YOU GET TO JACK MY PHOTOS WITHOUT CREDIT!) Anywho, click past the break if you wanna massage my ego. (I update this post as I find more uses)
"Open"
- On Storage: Why Open Storage
- TinEye now in open beta
- Digital Sextant “used [the image] on a class website about Open Source.” (no link provided)
- Ars Technica: UK government eyes open source for flexibility, cost savings
- 5 Reasons I Don’t Shop at Your Store
- L’ouverture est un cache-misère
- Ars Technica: Academic source code dust-up symptom of CS education ills
"True Friends"
"'I am Legend' Ad"
- Wii rock band
- Google Testing “Adsense for Games” (+2 similar photos)
- Play Time: In-Game Ad Spending To Top $1 Billion By 2014
- Plus many more articles on advertising in games. I’ll round them up one of these days…
Acceptance Letter.... 3 Years Late
Hello Good Lookin'
- Paris: Chauvinism Is a French Word, Right?
- 7 Subway Ads You Don’t Normally See
- June is skin cancer awareness month … what are you doing to reduce your chances?
Imminent Failure
- EVSC: Grades? We don’t need no stinking grades!
- Avoid Failure by Capturing Your Audiences Attention
- Defrag a Single File or Set of Files in Windows
- Things to Do While Waiting for Your Really Slow Computer to Load – AGAIN!
BSOD 0x07B
- The real 2011 list
- Back Up Your Files Regularly
- Japanese Offer Quick Fix for Computer Problems – Pray
- 5 Conversational and Relational Tips for Winning Your IT Director’s Heart
- 12.1.08 Featured blogs of the day
- Things we learned while running a small beta
- China Blocks YouTube throughout Country
- Refresh automatique ? Mauvaise idée ! (Meaning: Automatic Refresh? Bad idea!)
- Botnet blue-screens 100,000 PCs
- Handling Errors
- Come sbloccare un computer bloccato
- Is This Rogue Installer Running A Scam On Comcast Customers?
BSOD Stop c218
BSOD Stop c218
Curiosity
Stars
Waving Flag
Tim's HOT!
Coming Around
Here's to the Night
- Here’s to the Night (I think this person just saves photos he/she likes in his/her LiveJournal)
Yay, Stuff!
Busy Day
Insomnia is nothing to lose sleep over
Thought
indecision is the key to flexibilty
Sister Hazel
- Wikipedia: Andrew Copeland & Ken Block page
Tech Workstation
Pac Bell Park
Chocolate Prank
Mall Tap Dancing
Think Big
Safe Mode Boot
Bookshelves
September 10th, 2008 at 6:50 am
Hey Justin: glad you found your photos online. Check out what TinEye does. TinEye is basically a search engine that allows you to find out where your images are appearing online. We used one of your photographs (with credit!) for one of our blog posts about TinEye.
TinEye allows you to upload one of your images and shows you all the places it has appeared online using image recognition. Anyway here is a little video about it: http://blip.tv/file/880837/ let me know what you think.
By the way, using TinEye on your first couple of photos I found them also used here:
http://blog.wired.com/games/2008/06/04/index.html
and
http://insidetransit.com/subway-ads
September 10th, 2008 at 11:35 am
how come i look like the one that will be doing the stabbing?
d:- D
September 10th, 2008 at 4:00 pm
@Lelia,
Wow, that’s some interesting stuff. I didn’t even notice what your blog post was about when I linked to it. Thanks for bringing that to my attention!
@dobber,
Hmm, I don’t know, buddy. You tell me!
September 11th, 2008 at 5:37 pm
That’s cool about the photos, I mean your pictures getting plastered means more of my face on the net too :-p, but man do they bring back some memories…
September 22nd, 2008 at 7:32 pm
Hey,
Thanks for the mention. You have some great shots. You keep taking them and we will keep using them (with credit of course).
December 12th, 2008 at 5:21 am
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