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September 8, 2004
— call-in day to oppose the Induce Act #
— one theory: companies are spamming to get their competitors blacklisted from Google #
— robots that make superhero mosaics out of Nerds for nerds #
— this is a masterpiece of digital editing and public domain audio #
— this is a hugely geeky hack via Slashdot #
— how many games he won, and his grand total #
September 7, 2004
— animated typography, see the Flash storyboard way down the page via Greg Allen #
— Bearshare adds voter registration to their P2P client #
— update: this turned out to be false via Delicious #
— as always, a great read via Delicious #
— strangely, I remember this creepy 1984 phone book via John Walkenbach #
— here’s a video of it printing, sans chocolate #
— including the IRC log that led to an arrest #
— following the lead of Sensible Election via MetaFilter #
— collectively doodling in the margins of the web via Delicious #
— a bizarre proof of concept via Delicious #
September 6, 2004
— a brilliant idea, and I get $100k if you sign up from that link and we win via Matt Haughey #
— I commented about my uncle’s weekend upgrade experience via Simon Willison #
— PDF icons next to PDF links, and so on via Leonard Lin #
— OD finds some of the best items in the store via Octopus Dropkick #
— Merlin’s new site full of nifty productivity and software hacks #
— $20 gets you a lot on Google Answers #
September 5, 2004
— I’ve read the draft, and it’s excellent #
— international currency rates displayed with a Net-enabled water fountain via @acidzebra #
— now who will I get to mediate between me and Ghyslain? via Anil Dash #
— the nag screen is only shown once now; thanks, Bill! via Boing Boing #
September 4, 2004
— their FAQ is very entertaining via Delicious #
— plus a nice site supporting the show via Slashdot #
— top-down perspective sounds more like the original via Game Tab #
— gallery of cellphone towers disguised as fake trees via Boing Boing #
— sarcastic and informative! via Delicious #
— a Christian journal’s unusual cover story #
— a musical, with a kid-friendly ending via hitormiss.org #
— easy alternative to gmailFS via ntk.net #
September 3, 2004
— with the Python source via Delicious #
— 1970s comics adaptation of a religious tract #
— very meta! read his justification for the hack via Delicious #
— with video and audio over Quicktime streaming server via pvr.blogs.com #
— including the entry on himself #
— the Japanese Sony site is counting down via Joystiq #
— incidentally, it’s one of the cleanest retail sites I’ve seen via 37signals.com #
