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appempofe
Submitted by appempofe
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- appempofe Members
- appempofe
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Street Defense
Submitted by Packet Snatchers
Street Defense is a multiplayer tower defense type game that uses your geo location to create the game map and the streets as a path between the two players bases. Street Defense also integrates with facebook to add additional features including stronger monsters based on a random selection of your facebook friends.
- Packet Snatchers Members
- Jackson Thomas
- Leland Ball
- Anthony Mayer
- Zach Badger-Markey
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JSceneGenerator
Submitted by Its6AMandImTired
A Scene Generator for JavaScript to generate dynamic scenes on the fly. This uses the HTML 5 Canvas to render everything, and can be expanded upon with relative ease.
- Its6AMandImTired Members
- Andrew Hushbeck
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Cinesaurus
Submitted by Cinesauri
Let's you easily browse/search all of your movies. Also let's you vote on movies with friends to quickly choose what to watch at parties.
- Cinesauri Members
- Eric Spishak
- Brad Bicknell
- Eric Shellan
- Abhishek Choudhary
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Search Voxelizer
Submitted by 404
Visualize an internet search with snazzy Minecraft-style voxels. Also: make google and yahoo angry at you for overusing their search APIs...
- 404 Members
- Riley Adams
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Java Co Ed
Submitted by Team Penguin
This is a "Java Collaborative Editor". It enables multiple users to edit, compile, and run the same java program in real time. In addition there is a chat room, so that users can communicate. This is accomplished through the use of HTML5 Websockets in Node.js (with Socket.io).
- Team Penguin Members
- Caio Tenca
- Rebekah Nelson
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The John Cage machine
Submitted by Team Thunder Dinosaur-Puppies
A webcam-driven procedural music generator. (Currently it lives on my laptop as a Java program, so we don't have an associated URL...)
- Team Thunder Dinosaur-Puppies Members
- Yuki Liang
- Michael Erickson
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Data Speak
Submitted by Chaos
Graphs and describes arbitrary data.
- Chaos Members
- Siwei Kang
- Min Sul
- DJ Sprouse
- James Athappilly
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Katamari Hack
Submitted by Alex Alex David David
Play Katamari Damacy on any webpage. Roll your ball to victory in this multiplayer game against your friends.
- Alex Alex David David Members
- Alex Leone
- David Nufer
- David Truong
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flickrMosaic
Submitted by flickrMosaic
flickrMosaic creates incredible mosaics of flickr images. You can use your own images or search for ones from flickr. There is an option to download images so you can share your favorite ones with the world!
- flickrMosaic Members
- Cullen Walsh
- Pania Thong
- Josh Scotland
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How will your day be?
Submitted by The Flower 3
We use take a user's Google Calendar and tell them how their day will be. There's climbing and rappelling involved, and also a very special guest appearance.
- The Flower 3 Members
- Golf Sinteppadon
- Shurui Sun
- Eui Min Jung
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Zynga Hacku
Submitted by David Truong
Hack your way to victory in this cityville hack.
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- David Truong
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Get That Junk Off My Screen
Submitted by Group Awesome
Make the web the way you want to see it
- Group Awesome Members
- Jehad Affoneh
- Anirudh Srinivas
- Sterling Swigart
- Ambar C
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sKrEXP
Submitted by environmentally friendly
A hack for KEXP radio fans. This is dedicated to keeping tabs on what music is played on local Seattle radio. Users may see what has been recently played and keep track of songs they like. The hack features a web page that interfaces with the Grooveshark tinysong API to generate playlists and play back favorited or recent music from the radio.
- environmentally friendly Members
- Will Beebe
- David Bergsman
- Steve Geluso
- Trent Walkiewicz