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July 14, 2004
— on my birthday, she watched Sonny & Cher’s “Good Times” #
— on my birthday, he watched Robert Altman’s “Nashville” #
July 13, 2004
— new, powerful, and supports many commercial games #
— the game community is endlessly creative #
— spammers can spoof referers, but most probably don’t #
— some great ideas here #
— use PHP and mod_rewrite to redirect hotlinks to a targeted page via Delicious #
— it’s one of the few legal MAME ROMs via Slashdot #
— where’s the Submissive Ken doll? via MetaFilter #
— Jay entered it in the MovableType 3.0 plugin contest via mike.steinbaugh.com #
— their foray into the online photo management and storage market #
— 16 person ad-hoc LAN play via Slashdot #
— public trackers aren’t safe, but here you go via Delicious #
— created by the Homestar Runner guys #
— huge problems with the study, and some good international stats #
July 12, 2004
— clockbar that displays the time in plaintext via Gizmodo #
— oy vey, read my critique #
— from June 1979 via lowculture.com #
— Fleshbot is doing very well via Anil Dash #
— Superman #1, Batman #1, and almost every Silver Age comic ever published via progressiveruin.com #
— I’m sure that will satisfy all his critics via Ryan Gantz #
— Dreamworks to option the movie rights via adampsyche #
— “worst. transportation device. ever.” #
— related: Xbox 2 may be announced in September via Slashdot #
— insane course notes from four years of study via Delicious #
— the photo isn’t very clear, but it’s a good story via Anil Dash #
— with audio commentary by Spiegelman, Seth, Sacco, Chester Brown, and Chris Ware via @brillbuilding #
— with a quote from yours truly #
July 10, 2004
— 40 short remixes of original Nintendo soundtracks via the-inbetween.com #
— ancient Chinese hickeys via bestweekever.vh1.com #
— like about, contact, and stats? #
— 1% ain’t much, but it’s something via Slashdot #
— requires a PDA with a host USB port via theregister.co.uk #
— for the new PDRoms competition #
July 9, 2004
— Yahoo responds to Google’s Gmail via Ev Williams #
— unlike PRGoogleBar, doesn’t rely on an outside server #
— Ilya wrote this in about an hour #
— it sounds worse in print than in person via David Ely #
— shipping in late 2005 or early 2006 #
— does it take your photo, too? via Gizmodo #
