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September 28, 2004
— watch the video to see the virtual trains running on real tracks #
— huge news; FeedDemon now supports it and NetNewsWire support is coming soon via Delicious #
— update: it was a hoax #
— wait for the images and hold the spacebar to flipall the frames #
— 3D printed models of Escher artwork via Boing Boing #
— take me to the river, drop me in the water #
— tons of info, including the FTP site it connects to and the image itself #
September 27, 2004
— very well designed, with RSS everywhere via Battelle Media #
— easier than working with GD::Graph, and sexier too via Matt Mullenweg #
— it sounds very butt rock via Brett O'Connor #
— it was a winner in last year’s IGF via Slashdot #
— …in the year 2009 via Fimoculous #
— looks like a job for the Anagram Server via Delicious #
— lovely photo of them on Flickr #
— the handheld viewers look like a modern take on stereoscopes via Slashdot #
September 26, 2004
— the rest of the Games category at FanFiction.net is fascinating, too via Simon Carless #
September 25, 2004
— like Cooking for Engineers, a new approach to an old genre via Delicious #
— two great tastes that go great together via Delicious #
— also: of the 83 jokes surveyed, he targeted Bush and Kerry equally via Airbag Industries #
— this is an excellent read #
— great to see them get the support via Nelson Minar #
— I wonder how many of those are from Livejournal’s 1.8M active sites #
September 24, 2004
— the videos are unbelievable, like a real-life Sodaplay via Eyebeam #
— the first reality show fatality? via Simon Carless #
— make copies and put them in Best Buy PCs via MetaFilter #
— it sold 375,000 games for an $18.7 million gross via Joystiq #
— a must-read for both the uninitiated and experienced users via secretlair.com #
— neat UI, but a novelty until saving changes is fixed via Kottke #
— they claim Google’s system favors conservative sources via webmasterworld.com #
September 23, 2004
— very meta via @ponderance #
— as in the screenshot, makes your remote Linux desktop transparent within Windows XP/2000 via Delicious #
— Google Images is great for serendipity #
— $9.99/month for 40 DRM-free MP3s via Slashdot #
— 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 #
