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July 19, 2004
— perfect fan-made mashup of the two classic NES games via Delicious #
— I’m hoping for bacon-scented perfume next via adampsyche #
— awe-inspiring attention to detail via Matt Mullenweg #
— “open up or die” via Delicious #
— you can rent CDs in Japan? via Delicious #
— 496 breast enlargements from 2000 to 2003 via Greg Allen #
July 18, 2004
— also: the Christian Science Monitor on Jeopardy and pub trivia via peterme.com #
— hmm, not as impressive as the preview screenshots via Nelson Minar #
— Final Fantasy XI is number one with a bullet via Nelson Minar #
— choreographed dance machinima performed with Soul Calibur via Leonard Lin #
— the flaws of a two-party, black-and-white nation via jogin.com #
— I like the idea of folding up web sites via Kottke #
— or why voice synthesis is hard via Delicious #
— also: the companion puff piece on the iPod’s success via Graham Leuschke #
July 17, 2004
— more information about the game via Delicious #
— there are nearly twice as many Brazilian users than American #
— combined software tracking, revision control, and wiki via Delicious #
— thinner and cheaper? via Gizmodo #
— I’m addicted to information #
— controlled by a PC mouse via Slashdot #
July 16, 2004
— whoops, make that “labtop” via Mike Elgan #
— watch the demo to see how cool this is via Delicious #
— choose a name, message, and phone number #
— the rental retailer takes on Netflix via Matt Jacobs #
— stalk your friends over time via Delicious #
— I got a high score of 140 via Jake Ortman #
— download ’em all in one giant torrent via b3ta #
— lawyers are the bane of the free Internet #
— draw in the style of eBoy via Delicious #
— Charles Dodgson’s the precursor to Wonderland via Delicious #
— BugMeNot is just routing around damage via David Ely #
— learn Unix without a commitment via Delicious #
— as taken from his public statements, but one’s missing via Kottke #
— I’m with Sippey, this seems like an unusual buy via sippey.com #
— problems with creating virtual worlds like Habitat, There, and Second Life via Nelson Minar #
July 15, 2004
— using trusted networks, why not? #
— sell for $80 million, buy back at $2 million, sell again for $70 million #
— never forget via memewatch.com #
— neat visualization for any uploaded MIDI file via MetaFilter #
