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June 16, 2004
— still a hoax, Wightman showed off a modified copy of the Alice bot #
— Xbox version following in October via homelanfed.com #
— bringing the Weblogs, Inc. roster to 49 blogs #
— this is badass, but not a very practical visualization via Boing Boing #
— reminder: the RIAA monitors Suprnova #
— unlimited blogs is much, much better via Anil Dash #
— if only someone had told me this four days ago via @growabrain #
— he includes all the Perl scripts he wrote for his BA project via Things Magazine #
— answer: scattered blackouts within 4-6 hours, complete failure in 24 hours via Delicious #
— focus the Java applet and play with your keyboard #
June 15, 2004
— now with ads and a new layout #
— find 15 items online, win a Gmail account #
— now with dangerously high levels of fluoride! #
— more readable alternative to TinyURL and their ilk via Leonard Lin #
— when Photoshop goes bad via museumofhoaxes.com #
— replicates on Nokia 60 phones via Boing Boing #
— hard to pull off, unless your dad is Frank Zappa via Ethan Marcotte #
— you can blog from within the world via Slashdot #
— Kottke rounds up other recent fakes in his comments #
— David Hirmes made an excellent animation of the entire thing #
— but don’t let that stop you from using today’s Firefox 0.9 release #
— leaves thousands of blogs offline without warning via q.queso.com #
June 14, 2004
— seems unlikely that Vivendi would sit on it for a couple months #
June 13, 2004
June 7, 2004
— not many wore costumes, though #
— the MIT paper is online #
— here’s Brian’s take on the $2000 check #
— yay, I get the day off! #
— Slashdot has more on the story #
— the changes made the port substantially worse via Delicious #
— photos of the funeral home right outside her front door #
— ridiculous fan-made video, heavy on the Lucy via andrewraff.com #
— it should integrate with Geocoder.us via brainoff.com #
— standalone wireless adapter for any stereo via George Hotelling #
— I want this, bad via Gizmodo #
June 6, 2004
— more info about the first issue #
— inspired by damask weaves via Delicious #
— read about Andrew in Gary Wolf’s Wired book #
— an interview with Public Enemy’s Chuck D and Hank Shocklee via Creative Commons #
— people are getting worked up about it, for some reason #
