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August 5, 2004
— reminds me of these family photos via Delicious #
— there’s no way Suprnova had anything to do with it #
— they blocked access to the original, so here’s the Google cache via emptybottle.org #
— co-op single player mode and 32-player servers via evilavatar.com #
— a multiplayer game built inside a multiplayer virtual world #
— moderating spam, auto updates, and much more via neilturner.me.uk #
— the first time I’ll miss it in five years, see the panorama #
— they’re building a serious brain trust there #
— beautiful typography photos via Todd Dominey #
— lawyers are pressuring Katie Jones to give up the domain via Slashdot #
— unlikely, no more than IBM “owning” Linux #
— a cleaner version of the PSP1 mod via Slashdot #
— this is huge, and very cool #
August 4, 2004
— a final silly link for the day via adampsyche #
— including versions from all three films! #
— it’s like Mr. Fusion for Krispy Kreme donuts via Mike Elgan #
— or: why Google News is a better news site #
— retail purchases that resulted from illegal downloads via Slashdot #
— exciting news via bluesnews.com #
— absolutely gorgeous Flash work #
— in this Wired scorecard from 2000, he scored the same as John Ashcroft #
— but it’s completely unenforced via q.queso.com #
— the networks need to adapt to a BitTorrent world, fast #
— more sound clips from Amazon France via Eyebeam #
— one of nature’s stranger chain reactions #
— a practical companion to Mind Wide Open via Boing Boing #
— aired on “Saturday Night Live” only once and censored by CBS; complete transcript via fadetoblack.com #
— in reality, it would take over 1,200 disks #
August 3, 2004
— made possible by Google’s number range operator via Delicious #
— if they had an API, I could tie it into Upcoming.org via David Bisset #
— here’s the bootleg RSS feed for Cockeyed via Darren Barefoot #
— visualizing a newborn baby’s sleep patterns #
— Downhill Battle’s pitch for a simpler BitTorrent experience #
— Blogspot is an unlimited resource for spammers via Anil Dash #
— they never seemed to like their own music via stereogum.com #
— try the demo via Delicious #
— when will that Clinton guy stop flip-flopping? via Philipp Lenssen #
— requires Java, but here’s a screenshot via Magnetbox #
— top 10 sources account for 66% of all Google News stories via anti-chambre.net #
