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April 27, 2004
— sounds shady, but 500MB for $5 is a great deal #
— excellent PHP port of iTMS-for-All #
— the IP relay scam forums are a good source of insider commentary via Slashdot #
— no word on whether they’re tracking Livejournals yet #
— clever trick, but requires Windows via Delicious #
— partially inspired by my comment on Gary’s blog, no less via Kottke #
— recent media links scraped from weblogs #
— use IE to hear the audio #
— composite Internet searches draw a landscape outside your window via apeshallnotkillape.org #
— may be useful until Mediachest adds RSS feeds via Delicious #
April 26, 2004
— displays links on client sites when the user agent is Googlebot via Philipp Lenssen #
— using free software for Windows #
— some good examples outlining the trend #
— the spread of the meme and its fallout reminds me of the Star Wars Kid via airbag.ca #
— he’s been blogging about it, too #
— DVD Jon tops himself with 210 lines of code via Boing Boing #
— lessons learned from a failed indie game company via Slashdot #
April 25, 2004
— challenge questions in the age of Google #
— a tasteless parody of the original via idletype.com #
— from the Childlike Empress herself #
— with a clever list of potential uses via gbaemu.com #
— Scott McCloud’s introduction to the new Flight comics anthology via Tom Coates #
— from an amazing page of NES Speed Videos, distributed with BitTorrent #
April 24, 2004
— why don’t you own a crackpipe? via Mat Honan #
— he was reading the NYT at Starbucks #
— Leonard rightfully suspects a spammer asked the question #
— in handy BitTorrent archives via Delicious #
— and a banjo for Steve Martin #
April 23, 2004
— the design is excellent via Slashdot #
— Kirk Cameron goes the way of Willie Ames via Ethan Marcotte #
— fiendishly clever, similar to Loop via Things Magazine #
— interesting information design via Things Magazine #
April 22, 2004
— more info on Slashdot #
— the simplest of all, just click on the cheese #
— but they released their PHP tracker via slyck.com #
April 21, 2004
— they’re guessing at feed locations, maybe for an upcoming blog search? #
