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May 13, 2004
— he answers reader questions #
— wait for the hotlinked images in the auction to load via justinglow.com #
— the new pricing, plenty of commentary in the trackbacks #
— including a torrent for the new HL2 video via Slashdot #
— Finding Nemo and Shaolin Soccer (!) were the most pirated in the last year #
May 12, 2004
— hey, Google: don’t be evil via Jason Cosper #
— it lets you create your own groups via google.blogspace.com #
— amazing what the engine is capable of via Brett O'Connor #
— creating nostalgia in real-time #
— genitals are not tiny airports #
— a more powerful Dropload, but can’t possibly stay free for long via tools.komlenic.com #
— when will people grasp the concept of automation? via Tom Coates #
— I’ll be adding my own after I attend on Friday #
— to be fair, I started using it before it was popular via Mark Pilgrim #
— strip the DRM off your iTunes files via downhillbattle.org #
— was Chris Ware ripped off? probably not #
— from O’Reilly’s new book via Jason Cosper #
— including the four player Mario 64 for the DS #
— it’s a miracle the site hasn’t been shut down yet #
May 11, 2004
— the screen looks huge, more from Gizmodo #
— homebrew games for the GBA and GP32 via gbaemu.com #
— 1,000 terabytes, or a million gigabytes. via Boing Boing #
— will it beat Half-Life 2 to market? via Slashdot #
— Shirky on how moblogs are changing the world #
— with the obligatory Eugene Debs quote via @insignifica #
— 120 users frustrated with the first social software disease #
— Gizmodo notes that it resembles the old Game & Watch games via Slashdot #
May 10, 2004
— pretty rad, where’s the Windows port? via Ethan Marcotte #
— 1.67 million people download films and TV shows via zeropaid.com #
— personally, I miss Two Solitudes #
— the player holds ~1,541 times the capacity of the 1541 drive #
— an FBI tip reported the game character as real threat #
— he was caught with night vision goggles via Defamer #
— if you have 7 shows that all air at the same time, you have issues via bump.net #
— without physical goods, chargeback policies don’t work well via Nelson Minar #
— the Tower of Terror opened last week #
— Kempa’s excellent archive of Chris Ware work #
— Gamespy has a new preview, also #
May 9, 2004
— here’s a list of all the new templates via Kottke #
— the fakester teacher profiles are an interesting form of commentary #
— still in development, as is the new Machinima section #
— archiving old articles from the Lampoon #
