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December 27, 2004
— at their best rate, it’ll take 43 years to scan all pages via Jeremy Zawodny #
December 26, 2004
— intense via MetaFilter #
— they should be fostering economy, not trying to kill it via Nelson Minar #
— what New Yorkers are listening to on their headphones, and what they ate for breakfast #
— the demo videos compare before and after via Slashdot #
December 25, 2004
— more kids making fun of old video games via Simon Carless #
December 24, 2004
— with b-side MP3s for every one #
December 23, 2004
— a great list of other Los Angeles bloggers #
— Variety does this too, but EGM’s case is more deceitful #
December 22, 2004
— kids like this will soon kick the asses of all the old-timers via Eyebeam #
— RSS-enabled directory of new patent applications via @enterpriserss #
— assign numbers to notes, and play the first 10,000 digits of pi as music via Delicious #
— more great Christmas rarities: FaLaLaLaLa.com, Oddio Overplay via Delicious #
— “Exciting Christmas Stories” with Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman via falalalala.com #
— high-profile mention of Alan’s excellent Amazon Light via Delicious #
— sneaking onto Apple’s campus for six months of unpaid work in hiding via Delicious #
— this one has an insane UI via Matt Haughey #
— web lunacy with Google image search and speech synthesis via Octopus Dropkick #
December 21, 2004
— Darkfader posted the file listing for Metroid Prime: Hunters #
— “Hey, Hollywood! Can you feel the future slipping through your fingers?” via napsterization.org #
— an attempt to support the defense in MGM v. Grokster via Slashdot #
— monthly collection of oddball recordings published in the station’s newsletter via scrubbles.net #
— holy crap! I made #4 on the list, and #3 on Kottke’s list!? #
— co-workers could record Skype conference calls and subscribe to the MP3s via surfarama.com #
— the screenshots are stunning; Paper Mario 2, Animal Crossing, Zelda Four Swords, and more #
— are you using obsolete tools just because they’re comfortable? #
— as seen in the Wall Street Journal hedcuts via scrubbles.net #
— the infamous X-rated Disney spoof originally ran in The Realist in 1967 #
— amazingly well-designed free eBook site, try the recommendations via ReadWriteWeb #
— free BitTorrent tracker for open, CC-licensed content via corante.com #
— in an extremely aggravating (and illegal?) way, too #
— Wired editor Chris Anderson’s original article got him a book deal via Boing Boing #
— spyware and popups as STDs and annoying children via Jake Ortman #
— red wings with a porn payload, and self-replicating swarming objects #
— downloadable music show of legal Creative Commons-licensed songs via grumet.net #
— “i’m confused” has 575k results #
— this recent SF Chronicle article perpetuates the myth via Nelson Minar #
— includes a torrent link to an audio interview with Suprnova’s creator; currently offline via @ponderance #
— supports multiple torrents now, but a very awkward UI #
December 20, 2004
— try searching for other wireless products, like Apple’s Airport Express #
— this link brought to you by Digerati™ Zeitgeist© #
— best roundup I’ve seen #
— a really well-designed extension for bypassing censorware #
— Cameron’s brain is playing tricks with him via Nelson Minar #
— leaky RF, or future Nintendo plans? via Hackaday #
December 19, 2004
— sums up all the current work, with ideas for the future #
