Tags: 50 monitor desk 27 computer apple 21 mac 19 office 17 keyboard 15 desktop dell 12 mouse 11 macintosh 10 workstation 9 laptop screen macbook 8 ipod lcd g5 macbookpro setup speakers 7 home chair display ikea canon 6 logitech wacom workspace 5 lighting tablet notebook work 4 cinema printer powermac scanner plant cat wireless night phone pc pro lamp room 3 geek coffee lab mightymouse photo art gaming imac 24 webcam hub black usb design synergy graphics widescreen strobist headphones furniture usa
Pairs: 33 desk,monitor 20 computer,desk computer,monitor apple,monitor apple,desk 13 desktop,monitor desk,desktop 12 desk,mac mac,monitor apple,mac 11 desk,office monitor,office 10 desk,keyboard dell,desk keyboard,monitor dell,monitor 9 computer,desktop computer,office 7 computer,mac 6 desk,mouse apple,macintosh desk,home apple,dell monitor,workspace computer,workstation apple,keyboard apple,display apple,office monitor,mouse apple,computer apple,g5 desk,workspace home,monitor 5 apple,screen computer,keyboard macbookpro,monitor canon,desk desk,screen desk,workstation macintosh,monitor computer,screen home,office desk,macbookpro desk,lcd chair,desk lcd,monitor desktop,keyboard monitor,workstation desk,macintosh desk,ikea keyboard,mouse computer,home display,monitor chair,monitor canon,monitor desk,display ikea,monitor desk,speakers macbook,monitor desk,macbook 4 desk,g5 desktop,setup cat,monitor monitor,night apple,canon monitor,setup desk,setup dell,office lighting,monitor desk,room computer,night dell,keyboard desk,lighting desk,night monitor,screen lighting,office desktop,workstation dell,mac cat,desk desktop,mac apple,desktop cinema,desk monitor,room cinema,monitor apple,macbookpro apple,cinema apple,macbook computer,lighting monitor,speakers cinema,desktop apple,ikea mac,setup 3 desktop,synergy desk,wacom desktop,display computer,laptop desktop,g5 laptop,mac mac,macintosh desktop,screen desk,plant
Users: PanHandle Joe unimatrixZxero Freshmango lamkevin Grafix Guru pejot Instrumentality Lactose the Intollerent splorp Emborg Paul Mayne Paladin27 netpunk85 kurblarr js1stuff Jerome Slagle Johnny Vulkan Will Rodes Champuru kogakure nkpix devinreams mattsimpson.name Dave Ward Photography Steve Losh gfixler Graham Gilbert Naomi Liu Ben.a temporary_diversion manning999 RS_Photography cdevroe ehoyer mark sebastian lannadelarosa mr.gibbs Malingering Terretta Stefan Didak p0intblank Incase Designs *ade tomas carrillo Craig Jewell #
Flickr photo searching of Interestingness, Tags, Users, Groups (discussion) Courtesy of Fiveprime.org and MalcolmMacdonald.org. Flickr Hive Mind is a data mining tool for the Flickr photography database, allowing search by: metadata tags; Flickr photography groups; Flickr users and their contacts and favorites; text annotation; the Flickr Explore algorithm for interestingness. Flickr Hive Mind can also be an effective tool to identify stock photography with licenses that allow non-commercial (and sometimes) commercial use. Finally, Flickr Hive Mind supports authentication to Flickr, allowing visibility of your private and friends' photos as well as enabling your content filtering preferences. Written by: Nathan Siemers. Inspired by (and thanks to) Flickr Leech. Dedicated to Anna and her Flickritis. Flickr Hive Mind stores no personal information nor photos, but some general information ends up in my apache server logs (time, IP address). Any revenue generated through ads will be used only to cover the cost of keeping this site online, beyond that Fiveprime will make donations to Doctors Without Borders (also, there are no ads on User pages). Donations are now being made.
Flickr Hive Mind is a search engine as well as an experiment in the power of Folksonomies. All thumbnail images come directly
from Flickr, none are stored on Flickr Hive Mind. These photos
are bound by the copyright and license of their owners, the thumbnail links take to you to the photos
(as well as their copyright and license details) within Flickr. Because some other search engines (Google, etc.) index parts of
Flickr Hive Mind, you may have been led here from one of them. If you are a Flickr
user and use Flickr Stats you
may also have seen people being led to your photos via Flickr Hive Mind (as a Referrer).
Flickr requires that I inform you that Flickr Hive Mind uses the Flickr API, but is neither endorsed nor certified by them.
There are literally hundreds of other web tools built around the Flickr API, see
Flickr Bits for a bunch of examples.
If you are unhappy with your photos' presence on this site, you can (a)
make your photos private for yourself, friends, and family. These settings will be instantly honored by
Flickr Hive Mind and all other API-driven applications. (b) Hide your photos globally from text and tag searches on 3rd party sites that use the Flickr API, via your preference settings on Flickr. See the privacy tab at:
http://flickr.com/account/. To also remove yourself from searches for specific user names, you will need to set your Flickr profile to be hidden from searches.
(c) Finally, you can
Banish Yourself
From Flickr Hive Mind. To banish yourself from Flickr Hive Mind, you must first authenticate to Flickr, which lets Flickr Hive Mind identify who you are. Once logged in, come back to this area
and there will be a link to banish you. If there are any problems email me at nosflickrhivemind ... at ... fiveprime ... dot ... org. (a few people with weird characters in their user names may have had problems)
Log In To Flickr Now