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March 15, 2004
— appeared in dress rehearsals, but cut from the show for various reasons via John Walkenbach #
— thanks to the Jay-Z Construction Kit via bestweekever.vh1.com #
— very nicely simulates paint on a canvas via cogworks.manilasites.com #
— I suspect 3D games will eventually look this good via Things Magazine #
March 14, 2004
— Colombo, Quincy, Agent 99, Mr. Big, and more #
— play Infocom or almost any other IF game #
— watch the oddball trailer via Greg Allen #
— JoySpot goes live in two weeks at retail locations throughout the country via Slashdot #
— she claims she doesn’t know where it came from! via adampsyche #
— Java visualization for their excellent music similarity engine via Delicious #
— “when we got home daddy lock us outside” via Delicious #
— great analysis of the size limits of social groups via Delicious #
March 13, 2004
— Wired has more and Mike Elgan was there #
— a compelling reason to learn touch typing via Delicious #
— what a wonderfully awful idea via LiveJournal #
— like any society, The Sims continues to self-organize via Slashdot #
— one comic, done 30 different ways #
— testimonials from the disgruntled spouses of Everquest addicts via Boing Boing #
March 12, 2004
— I wish this was built into operating systems #
— graphing the profanity in the Linux source code over time via memepool.com #
— I posted my analysis to MetaTalk #
— every element of the background beats and music were Beatles samples via George Hotelling #
— much shorter video by the same guy #
— a team hacked the arcade golf game’s centralized score database to win $20k in prizes #
— good luck with that, Nintendo via Slashdot #
— News.com covers the launch of the ex-Scour crew’s new company #
March 11, 2004
— surprisingly good foresight from the creator of the High Five Awards via ReadWriteWeb #
— looks like they complied via joi.ito.com #
— Curly was beaten for our enjoyment via Brett O'Connor #
— finally, individual archives! #
— btw, I’m launching iCal support later tonight #
— you’ve been warned via Matt Mullenweg #
— they’re building a new Hear Music store two blocks away, with a Starbucks inside via Gizmodo #
— what, no cell phone, camera or can opener? via Mike Elgan #
— also: I adjusted Meconium.org to reflect the real definition #
— see also: the same author’s article on isometric view theory via Things Magazine #
— clever marketing, and 100% hot “pot noodle” action via adrants.com #
— meet me in #hamlet, d00d via Slashdot #
— isn’t Wired News struggling to survive, too? #
— tracks your position and direction you’re facing via Slashdot #
March 10, 2004
— sure, but can you overclock an NES for the slowdowns in Metroid? via Slashdot #
— these unofficial feeds for Suprnova and Torrentz are a great example of “broadcatching” in action #
— it was over a month ago, but it’s a good piece via peterme.com #
— also: Magnatune is not evil via Creative Commons #
— there’s a doubleplusgood modern version, too #
