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September 3, 2004
— 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 #
— Treebeard, Wormtongue, and Farmer Maggot are all nice via wherethreadscomeloose.com #
September 2, 2004
— doom3.zip is a 114kb freeware DOS game from 1988 via Delicious #
— lovely chart design from the NYT #
— good usability tips via Dave Shea #
— XM walks away from a huge opportunity #
— converting the government to RDF via Kottke #
— to win, you need to win rounds of DDR, Halo, Doom, Mario Kart, and more #
September 1, 2004
— including a massive player piano #
— more fake Friendster marketing, since their profiles don’t have any real friends #
— sneak a peek at Microsoft’s answer to iTunes via Glassdog #
— Milosevic and Kaczynski now on official U.S. postage via Glassdog #
— including automatic downloads of new ads via secretlair.com #
— EyeToy-like game installation, with a great video demo via Delicious #
August 31, 2004
— listen to this now, it’s absolutely brilliant #
— Magical Gatherings is a Windows app with networking features via Delicious #
— what brands do Bush/Kerry supporters associate with their candidates? via Delicious #
— obsessive “computers in media” lists are fun #
— not a long list, but a nice idea #
— Nintendo DS will launch on November 11th at $179 via Game Tab #
— also: Ed Felten’s debunking of the former MPAA head via Boing Boing #
— look for the last sentence under “A Place for Everything” #
— excellent choice for ambient gameplay via Simon Carless #
— a clever Burning Man parody by Mule Design via Jeff Veen #
— this is an unbelievably stupid move on their part via Boing Boing #
August 30, 2004
— surprisingly good fan drawings via MetaFilter #
— neat trick, it’s like a manual search engine for music #
— commercial games officially released for free by their creators via Slashdot #
— great service, but 30% is a serious cut #
— a Syracuse professor’s take on the controversy via Delicious #
— impressive, but it’s no match for dad’s kidneys via @bijou #
— here’s a funny side effect of the technique via Anil Dash #
— surreal, but very funny via Jason Cosper #
— tracking of a small meme through social groups via Alf Eaton #
