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May 22, 2004
— their platform-specific lists are better than the overall via Nelson Minar #
— the excellent sidebar breaks down all record costs via downhillbattle.org #
May 21, 2004
— it’s a long story, that the media is picking up fast #
— can I kill my enemies with one fatal blow? #
— photos were real, but there was no solo ride #
— a “missed connection” of epic proportion #
— I loved blogging on BBSes back in the 1980s #
— due out later this year via bump.net #
— I’d rather buy this than a Jamba Juice via Delicious #
— Midway to make a game based on the film based on the game #
— the Rubiks Cube in a bottle is impressive via b3ta #
— link popularity tracking for the best web-based aggregator via David Ely #
— Microsoft would love to crush Blogger under its heel via news.bbc.co.uk #
May 20, 2004
— long download, but well worth it via Ethan Marcotte #
— the robotic industry workers go on strike, with binary picket signs via Boing Boing #
— 1,364 shows so far via MetaFilter #
— I’d love to see this in Firefox via Kottke #
— the highlights list is getting interesting #
— 7 square feet with 28,000 words via John Walkenbach #
— upbeat ditty wailing on the FCC, Bush, Cheney, Condi, Arnie and more #
— I don’t know why these videos are so compelling via The Morning News #
— increased dexterity, but terrible withdrawal #
— with commercials edited out, naturally #
— algorithmic music with Java, with tons of great links via Slashdot #
— looks like my prediction may come to pass #
May 19, 2004
— looks fake, but AICN is freaking out about it via Michael Heilemann #
— Rivers Cuomo’s hair band from the 1980s #
— they jumped the lava shark via Slashdot #
— 88% know it’s copyrighted, but 56% do it anyway; user/pass #
— smart ass commentary on Slashdot #
— they should try some Country Rap via Phil Fibiger #
— also: another example of the “I’m Feeling Lucky” effect via Anil Dash #
— this could fill the searching gap in Longhorn via Philipp Lenssen #
May 18, 2004
— may be a step in the right direction via Jeremy Zawodny #
— interesting use of iTunes on wireless campus networks via Michael Heilemann #
— hmm, that sounds like a dare to me #
— or use the excellent espn2xml to do your own game analysis via Rob Cockerham #
— now I wish I’d attended the UCLA appearance #
