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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
— why hide so much from Google? #
— another list of San Diego bloggers #
— Shannon’s tribute song to Ben & Mena #
— I’d love an audio clip of this #
— mocking the Nokia N-Gage #
— with virtual Nike product tie-ins #
— Fox News vs. Fox Broadcasting #
October 26, 2003
— cause traffic accidents for only $300 #
— replaced by Billy Tauzin, who took $99k from the media industry last year #
— save shared music on your network to your hard drive #
October 25, 2003
— they bring up some great ideas, like searching cookbooks and reference materials #
— left-click to draw, right-click to erase #
— 23 200GB drives is 4.6 terabytes #
October 24, 2003
— Ignore the Russian text (via Kafkaesque) #
— run around with your friends and trap them in your path #
— Ciaran Buckley: clueless or inept? #
— most people don’t use it, but it’s a dangerous precedent #
— old, but good Java applet #
— with fun activities like “Starving Artist” #
— I expect Google to retaliate any day now #
October 23, 2003
— if you’re an engineer, you’re probably involuntarily abstaining anyway #
— interface input optimized for joypads #
— possibly the first time Wired has published a story online before printing it #
— I just ordered this Japanese magazine about Mighty Morphin’ Power Bloggers #
— why the Burns-Wyden bill is thinly-veiled pro-spam legislation #
— requires a valid credit card to view pages, though #
— people are still making MODs, too #
— PDF, targeting the 25-year-old, $60k/year male demographic #
— also: the Transportation Authority are a bunch of squealers #
— “Keep iTunes Music folder organized” preference is now turned off by default #
— careers ruined by the introduction of sound in movies #
October 22, 2003
— will he be buried in a red beret? #
— Thursday 3-6pm, not really prime smoothie time #
— argues that labels have mishandled music downloads #
— he removed the entry shortly after posting it #
