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May 18, 2004
— what would you give (or take) for a Gmail account? #
— silly company, real-world auctions are a sign of an economy’s success #
— here’s the original announcement on Suck.com from 1996 #
— from this ad archive, they needed some sans-serif fonts back then via Things Magazine #
May 17, 2004
— finally, someone is working to integrate TANN with Mapquest #
— she’s very good, highly recommended via The Morning News #
— full MP3s for five classic science-themed folk albums via John Walkenbach #
— compare to the leaked trailer, they’re marketing it without any dialogue via bestweekever.vh1.com #
— in which Jeff embarrasses his daughter via memewatch.com #
— written as if he’s back from the dead via Matt Haughey #
— like a 3D version of Sodaplay, but harder to use via lightcycle.org #
— like the urinal fly, it’s UI with a purpose via Tom Coates #
— it makes a decent paper airplane via Mike Elgan #
— albeit very slowly, but it’ll get better via Tom Coates #
— effects pedal that turns all audio into terrible noise via memepool.com #
— make your own ringtones from MP3s with Xingtone, user/pass #
— text messaging is much more influential because it scales via museumofhoaxes.com #
— gives translated information about the game via Nelson Minar #
May 16, 2004
— 15 pageviews in a half hour is closer to a “Slashnot Effect” #
— he’s doing really great research #
— more from his homepage #
— to relax, I bathe in ketchup #
— half a million paying users, and other stats via Slashdot #
May 15, 2004
— a writer confronts the man who molested him at age 7 via MetaFilter #
— Mark Pilgrim and Jason Kottke have interesting takes, as well #
— includes discussion of today’s licensing changes #
— N64 console in the shape of a controller via Slashdot #
May 14, 2004
— several good questions answered #
— an excellent tale of revenge on an eBay scam artist #
— you can download this underrated game of the early CD-ROM era #
May 13, 2004
— more details at Musicdish via Slashdot #
— Smoking Gun has the screening report via Defamer #
— amazing German, Japanese, British and American examples from WWII, Vietnam, and the Korean War via Brett O'Connor #
— it’s fixed now, but giving them a PR0 sounds like fun #
— the music is particularly peaceful via randsinrepose.com #
