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October 9, 2004
— Matt launches a cousin to Ask Mefi via Delicious #
— obviously, there’s a huge market for a hosted hard drive with a good API via Delicious #
— entire transcript summed up in 100 words #
— has anyone done speed runs of the game yet? #
October 8, 2004
— they managed to lure him out of Hungary #
— this could be huge with MP3 blogs, as well #
— people who bought this item also read these blogs… via Michael Heilemann #
— I understand the appeal for publishers, but RSS ads feel slimy #
— after 95 days in NICU, Eric’s preemie son is home via Delicious #
— finally, some original blog research that matters via John Walkenbach #
— gotta catch ’em all! via Delicious #
— a color screen, photo viewing, and audio/video out? via David Ely #
October 7, 2004
— there’s a small gallery of some of the photos via Delicious #
— I fear they’ll get in trouble for this via Jason Cosper #
— they forgot Atari Force! #
— also: the list of American and Japanese launch titles #
— good riddance to bad bills via Boing Boing #
— every track uses this sample as the single source for all audio #
— much more usable than the earlier hack #
— if you know who he is, e-mail me and I’ll give you $50 #
— a walkthrough of the newly announced enterprise wiki #
October 6, 2004
— a simple guide for laying out usable sites #
— they manage to make unicycles look cool via buzz.bazooka.se #
— a cousin of R Robot, created by Peter Cooper via MetaFilter #
— very innovative new 3D modeling app for Mac and Windows via themaxx.com #
— fascinating analysis with insights into music marketing via Delicious #
— excellent evolution of 2D Mario characters via Delicious #
— this thread developed nicely via Delicious #
— best animation winner at the 2004 Brooklyn Film Festival via Ryan Gantz #
— triangles everywhere! via Jason Cosper #
— because there’s no way to opt out of FOAF via Delicious #
— hmm, smells like a scam via Delicious #
— warning: this is a bit gross via Jason Cosper #
— games sold separately via Delicious #
— from August Capital, Andrew Anker’s former firm #
— he meant to say this, but actually said this via The Morning News #
— with the awful name “B to the E” via Fimoculous #
— no more restrictions on venues, dates, or topics #
October 5, 2004
— the live refined queries are nice, but a stupid linking policy via Boing Boing #
— it’s also available as a slideshow and movie via MetaFilter #
— using PearPC, of course via Delicious #
— the biggest money is in the smallest sales via Anil Dash #
— photos of Flickr on Flickr, like this one #
— new activity on Mount St. Halen #
— drop-in Dropcash support for your Windows apps #
October 4, 2004
— maybe he’ll become a chef, too #
— a promising new journal that takes graphic novels seriously via longstoryshortpier.com #
