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November 4, 2003
— Google vaguely acknowledges the effort #
— their first blogger is Bruce Sterling #
— eat that, David Blaine! #
— yet another entry in a crowded market #
November 3, 2003
— with optional drink holder #
— grim outlook for first-time buyers #
— the lawyer dodges bullets like Neo #
— only supporting Red Hat Enterprise after April 2004 #
— don’t miss the clueless record label quotes #
— the history of Bell and Braben’s classic space-sim, Elite #
— I’m fair and balanced #
— K5 Rusty’s new site, collaborative hotel reviews #
— designing the perfect microcontent client #
— a microcosm of the social software bubble #
— coming soon: Lucasfilm sues universe #
— Tom Hanks and Maurice Sendak producing the live-action adaptation #
November 1, 2003
— moral: don’t mess with psychotic spammers #
October 31, 2003
— most ROMs are now legal?! #
— domain will start resolving correctly soon #
— Forbes has the most annoying video ads #
— I can’t believe they turned it down #
October 30, 2003
— unusual obituary, more from Snopes #
— 3D rotating sketchpad translates lines to sound #
— download it from their site, if you don’t mind spyware #
— like a very intuitive version of Sodaplay #
— after cleaning it out, they cleaned it up #
— also: a flight simulator for Excel #
— intelligent microcontent client for Longhorn #
— Windows should adopt this, as well #
October 29, 2003
— supposed to go live in the next two months #
— the excluded files were available elsewhere on the site #
— sure, but is it prehensile? #
October 28, 2003
— Flash, one potential scenario #
— add arbitrary RSS feeds to your site via Javascript includes #
— wants to compete with Amazon? #
— you’d burn to death while trying to interpret this map #
— someone there has a sense of humor #
October 27, 2003
