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August 1, 2004
July 31, 2004
July 30, 2004
— e-mail client with subtle visual cues for facial expression and typing speed via Jason Cosper #
— elaborate prank, with MP3s from every fake band #
— the comics archives are wonderful, but the interface stinks via robotjohnny.com #
— you’d think Fark would be the #1 result #
— they thought the posts were autogenerated by a Perl module #
— Newsweek’s 1987 article about information theft via Things Magazine #
— ode to a robot going off to war via The Morning News #
July 29, 2004
— whipped together with the Amazon API and some glue! #
— I’m 99% certain this is not a hoax #
— a temporary bug, I’m sure, but curious #
— only streaming, unfortunately #
— Readymade for the geek crowd, edited by Frauenfelder via Jason Cosper #
— promoting the Pagerank of an abandoned blog to promote other sites #
— looks nice even at 640×480? via Slashdot #
— people are trading kidneys in the comments #
— Windows client that replicates every Gmail function via Delicious #
— with optional iPods for radio receivers #
— drag-and-drop Java client for easy videoblogging via Eyebeam #
— I’m between 350-400 words per minute for both tests via Eyebeam #
July 28, 2004
— a failed successor to the Atari 2600 via Eyebeam #
— weblog of confidential photos found on P2P networks via Slashdot #
— Mossberg’s review says it’s no iPod #
— they’re both acting like children via suckahs.org #
— get a piece of the Paypal pie #
— synthetic human skin purses and accessories via @bijou #
— down from $12.5 billion in less than four years #
— TV networks are just well-moderated video aggregators via futurismic.com #
— too many to choose from via Delicious #
— triggering a chain of events that led to their closing via Magnetbox #
— open-source software for do-it-yourself EEG devices via futurismic.com #
— I don’t mind political propaganda, as long as it’s entertaining via Todd Dominey #
— still looks too much like a Game & Watch via David Ely #
— it is the beige of the end times via Simon Carless #
— Mark Hamill seems overvalued via Simon Carless #
— summary: stop wasting my time via Nelson Minar #
July 27, 2004
— Yahoo is more timely, but Google is more comprehensive #
