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September 23, 2004
— excellent music video, with great Space Invaders sequence #
— here’s some technical information about the redesign via Simon Carless #
— I’m absolutely furious about this MPAA-sponsored law, here’s some of the reasons why via Boing Boing #
September 22, 2004
— more information about this terrible idea #
— they need people with NSIS, ActiveX, and Moz plugin experience #
— we tried FetalFotos, and got our money’s worth #
— apparently, ATRAC never really took off via Glassdog #
— Apple makes only $.04 per song, while the labels take $.62 or more via Mat Honan #
— seducing the online consumer #
— also: a new logo, better performance, and a better plugin model #
— here’s the Star Wars NFO file from Sept. 11 #
— not public yet, but here’s the growing index via Simon Carless #
— reminds me of the Ambient Devices line of aware devices via simiandesign.com #
— $40 for a pre-owned (non-SP) GBA is dirt cheap via Gizmodo #
— like karaoke for guitars, but with an extremely supportive audience via MetaFilter #
— privately tracks your local search history across multiple search engines via Delicious #
— they deserve all praise via sylloge.com #
September 21, 2004
— he was on the federal watch list #
— and the White Stripes weren’t really siblings; does anyone care? via Fimoculous #
— also: life lessons from the SMB1 instruction bookley #
— check out the photos, or watch the video for gameplay #
— it was directed by Michel Gondry for a likely DVD release; Gothamist has first-person accounts via Octopus Dropkick #
— also: the tiny PStwo set for $149 on Nov. 1 via adampsyche #
September 20, 2004
— also: nice wallpaper and a nice shot of the Developers Hardware via Delicious #
— I suspect it’s partly because of this excellent net research #
— saving orphaned works still under copyright via iptablog.org #
— new blog of interesting info culled from official US government sites via Things Magazine #
September 19, 2004
— very impressive via joi.ito.com #
— and at only $20, it’s a steal #
— 461 megs seems excessive for a trial version of anything #
September 18, 2004
— one of the best mashups ever created, local mirror via Jason Cosper #
— excellent charts from 1997 to present via Nelson Minar #
September 17, 2004
— Santa Monica people can use Sirsi and this base URL #
— some of the earliest ASCII art, I bet via Delicious #
— brilliant idea, if a flawed implementation via Gizmodo #
— from Woody Allen to Ken Jennings #
— another step in documenting your every move #
— documentary of a video store owner’s copyright battle against Disney, and many other similar stories via Simon Carless #
— G4TechTV has the lead with over 17k referred downloads via MetaFilter #
— look at those screenshots! via Slashdot #
