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August 19, 2004
— Corante rounds up all the discussion #
— P2P developers aren’t liable for copyright infringement on their networks #
— they’re hiring too many smart, clever people #
— the Mozilla Foundation is slowly rebuilding Outlook via mike.steinbaugh.com #
— the Yahoo search is currently broken in Firefox #
— Australian political commentary in the form of a Nintendo Game & Watch #
— including Skate or Die, the Koala Pad, and GEOS via Simon Carless #
— someone get these on Archive.org! via Joystiq #
— the biggest targets in the free registration wars #
— their host pulled the plug, so they’re moving soon via Boing Boing #
— pet the dog with the touchscreen? via Simon Carless #
— with David Byrne and Gilberto Gil via Matt Haughey #
August 18, 2004
— takes the most popular image and converts it to ASCII art #
— hundreds of hours of gameplay? yikes. #
— “I don’t get it.” via Simon Carless #
— Chinese team generates collisions in a matter of hours via snarkout.org #
— built with the lovely new Flickr API #
— IE users are graced with gigantor banners #
— will this affect Dio’s presidential campaign? #
August 17, 2004
— if only the images were larger via marchdesign.com #
— they removed comments from the petition, and all the blog comments are from Apple fans via Darren Barefoot #
— I’m really late to this one, but I’m still catching up from downtime last week via MetaFilter #
— eight Gamecubes running on a LAN #
— Doug Bowman designed it #
— Torrez and Kottke create a kick-ass app; read more about it #
— not for the impatient via MetaFilter #
— there are legitimate uses for BitTorrent too, asshat #
— you know, for kids! via Nelson Minar #
— a classic, with a funny review and reliable video download via Nelson Minar #
August 16, 2004
— great way of browsing the designs on the site via Dave Shea #
— each download is watermarked with a unique ID #
— there are liberal and conservative areas of land in the virtual world #
— social networking at the local neighborhood level via corante.com #
— 44 years of discarded bubble gum via John Walkenbach #
— they’re cheap, but you need to buy enough for your whole family #
— one of the highest quality tutorials I’ve seen #
— most of these are account-based trackers #
— including the game’s surprise ending #
