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November 30, 2004
— truly ugly, and forces users to choose between IE and Firefox rendering engines via Jason Cosper #
— Lost Buildings is only available to public radio supporters #
— even though the Washington Post ran the whole thing! #
— like Konfabulator widgets for your blog #
— the wallpaper tag is nice, too #
— like last year, this list will get huge; keep checking back #
November 29, 2004
— yeah, Yahoo and MSN are working on it too via feeds.feedburner.com #
— beat that, Google Answers #
— then & now photos comparing 1930s to present day via q.queso.com #
— they get 115k visitors/day, and pay $20 per review via ilx.p3r.net #
— my God, his site gets a lot of comments via Jason Cosper #
— looks like a great start, like the Rachelle Waterman murder article via Delicious #
November 28, 2004
— it’s details like these that make HL2 the best PC game of the year #
November 27, 2004
— and posts about it on her Livejournal (screenshot) #
November 26, 2004
— very creative rendering work #
— too bad, they’re an excellent channel via Simon Carless #
— we don’t need no education; we need a cash settlement via Creative Commons #
November 24, 2004
— also: the owners of film88.com ordered to pay $23.8 million #
— they talk to Bram Cohen and Lawrence Lessig via Delicious #
— songs named after the band name #
— pretty impressive for a first release; some great ideas here #
— only 3% of 18- to 34-year-olds read a newspaper, compared to 46% online #
— “Small Pieces Loosely Joined” cites 14 books, and 96 books cite Fast Food Nation via Paul Bausch #
November 23, 2004
— some great ideas, but also some terrible ones #
— um, except that it quietly downloads and caches files you never requested! via Delicious #
— badass homebrew handheld PS2! #
— BookCrossing’s lead programmer went missing 2.5 weeks ago in Idaho #
November 22, 2004
— fine with me, as long as it’s #006699 via Graham Leuschke #
— sickening, but well executed “game” #
— also, it’s the first public demo of the Blog Torrent beta #
— Defamer posted two other recent examples of screening paranoia #
— reblogging tool comes with a neat web-based feedreader #
— it’s fun watching the Google VP tapdance around their obvious motives via Fimoculous #
— good, because it’s ugly #
— Mike tracks down the frog’s owner; I love this kind of thing via Boing Boing #
November 21, 2004
— this is extremely depressing via Kottke #
— stunning example of expert Photoshopping #
— here are some screenshots from it via adampsyche #
— an author’s tale of meeting Radiohead and licensing their songs for his book #
November 20, 2004
— remixed audio plundered from the Prelinger Archives, among other sources via mediatrips.com #
