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October 25, 2004
— you just put your lips together and blow, hard! #
— he uses Meetup, Upcoming.org, and Craig’s List as sources in his study #
— growing list of one-page domains via Delicious #
— user generated media to complement user reviews via Jeremy Zawodny #
— easily integrate your Delicious bookmarks into Firefox via Delicious #
— the Half-Life 2 engine would be perfect for a Disneyland mod #
— including an MP3 excerpt from 1969’s “20/20” album #
October 24, 2004
— if movie titles were the literal description of the poster via b3ta #
— put in a price, find a random Amazon product; another version here via b3ta #
— she walked off after the wrong lip-sync track was played, more details #
October 23, 2004
— I’m sure people would pay for an XM-aware MP3 player via Simon Carless #
October 22, 2004
— unbelievable, we were just talking about this idea today #
— yes, that’s Bill Clinton on the cover via Simon Carless #
— a history of Nintendo’s ridiculous content changes #
— someone get them this book, stat! #
— an all-kid ensemble humorously acts out the L. Ron Hubbard story via LiveJournal #
— phone sex parody of the Bush administration via Delicious #
— Coudal readers set NASA crash videos to music via 37signals.com #
— nicely designed and photographed via 217.172.178.173 #
— they predict a clear win for Blu-Ray over HD DVD via Nelson Minar #
— the message is perfect for CAPS LOCK DAY via Philipp Lenssen #
— RANDOM SILLINESS FROM THE MEFI PEANUT GALLERY via emptybottle.org #
— they send a writer to an India tech support center via Octopus Dropkick #
— why does Cisco needs a kid’s section, anyway? via Phil Fibiger #
— hack a 2.4GHz antenna onto your Bluetooth adapter via Hackaday #
— there are six more on the second page via Simon Carless #
— there are some great ones in the comments #
October 21, 2004
— Google and eBay both earned $805.9 million in 2004 Q3 #
— also featuring cameos by Saddam, Osama, and John Edwards via MetaFilter #
— a new blog covering media retractions via 37signals.com #
— 51-song mix of rare Halloween songs via Boing Boing #
— more on Tufte’s sparklines, or word-size graphics via Delicious #
October 20, 2004
— a great breakdown of why it was so satisfying #
— if they used Ask Jeeves, he’d be dead by now #
— it begs for beer money, and then orders a drink before socializing via linkbunnies.org #
— his answers are verbose, like his writing via freecherrypy.org #
October 19, 2004
— the enigmatic musician’s first public performance, ever #
— regardless, it beats the crap out of his official site #
— Bono is visiting our office right now, no joke #
— surreal exploration game, in the style of Samorost via Octopus Dropkick #
— the big finale is a song called “Caves of the Heart (The Battle)” via Simon Carless #
October 18, 2004
— adopting the standard would eliminate spam for good #
— the emerging behaviors here are fascinating via Graham Leuschke #
— more than a year late, but I’m still very excited #
