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April 12, 2004
— memos never looked so good #
— their artist recommendations get better every day via Delicious #
— before there was Google, there was Veronica via Boing Boing #
— like my old PHP script, only it works via Delicious #
April 8, 2004
— bizarre fan-made retelling of the Sorcerer’s Stone #
— good, long article with lots of ideas via Slashdot #
— proof of concept, not yet found in the wild via Slashdot #
— don’t be evil… be fabulous! via Delicious #
— George predicted Yahoorkutster in February via airbag.ca #
— one song in each channel via idly.org #
— it can play Turok via Nelson Minar #
— if you can find a worse ratio, I’d love to see it #
April 7, 2004
— boogah jokes that Tandy predicted blogging via Jason Cosper #
— audio representation of network activity via Delicious #
— get IMed when a new torrent appears, and start downloading automagically! #
— boy, I feel like Kottke-filter today via Kottke #
— I’ve been meaning to do this for the Star Wars Kid log data via Kottke #
— sounds a bit dangerous to me via Delicious #
— ping ’em all, let god sort ’em out via Anil Dash #
— I never pictured Centipede quite like that #
— I love seeing Jack Black speaking French #
— no mention of my website, though #
April 6, 2004
— not surprising, since I’m the #1 result for opus comic #
— just an excuse to link to the video via David Ely #
— notifies you when your friends are within 10 blocks via Kottke #
— random 500 icons out of over 15,000 via Brett O'Connor #
— Tomas was interviewed for the article via jogin.com #
— including more screenshots #
— the deeper the element, the lighter it appears via Delicious #
— 802.11 instead of Bluetooth for both via evilavatar.com #
— they said the same thing about Netscape, but this makes more sense #
April 5, 2004
— emulating a Hayes modem, no less via Slashdot #
— designed by Jason and Meg via Delicious #
— why don’t they just switch to a dedicated server? #
— this sort of thing is considerably easier for online mags via Slashdot #
— user-defined labels, “starred” messages, and filters #
— if so, why don’t more retailers offer them? via Paul Bausch #
— using Google Groups might be even more effective via itre.cis.upenn.edu #
— plus, other nerdy math singalongs #
