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May 4, 2004
— wblogs.com copies entire Radio weblogs to promote porn sites #
— he sounds like a genuinely interesting person via idly.org #
— from the Smoking Gun’s FCC e-mails #
— see also: The Exorcist with bunnies via MetaFilter #
— 83% of musician provide free music online #
— it will be playable at E3 #
— just when you thought you’d seen every fetish via muxway.org #
— it’s supposed to be an L.A.-centric version of Gawker via Boing Boing #
May 3, 2004
— you get to build, and ride, all your coasters via Nelson Minar #
— comparing word frequency in the last year #
— with some ideas for Apple via Delicious #
— hmm, “theatre” implies “unplayable demos” via Game Tab #
— homebrew Gameboy Advance contest via gbaemu.com #
— the guys are like vultures circling around the rejected #
May 2, 2004
— discussion continues in the comments #
May 1, 2004
— the entire concert is online #
— some of these are a stretch, but it’s a good start via idly.org #
— large-scale urban game reproducing the Pac-Man grid on NYC streets via Delicious #
— only the Web could make Raffi cool #
April 30, 2004
— sounds bogus to me, too #
— exciting footage of tiny racing bikes via Delicious #
— the Army News Service on spyware, trojans, and copyright via zeropaid.com #
— trading files at 6GB/minute via zeropaid.com #
— a test page now, but are they working on something? via Jason Cosper #
— extremely offensive retelling of the classic joke via b3ta #
— skip to the kids’ quotes in the last couple paragraph #
— it’s the boringest via Graham Leuschke #
— the effects of a lifelong career in mathematics via Graham Leuschke #
— updating the Commodore 64’s answer to Super Mario Bros #
— from when 10 million bytes was insanely large via Slashdot #
April 29, 2004
— I still can’t believe they abandoned the Full Throttle and Sam & Max sequels #
— one sold for $50 via Kevin Fox #
— 1,900 employees, a breakdown of all assets, and more via weblog.siliconvalley.com #
— Breedster is still the weirdest social network I’ve ever seen #
— in other news: Evan Williams retires #
— the redesigned site looks much better via Anil Dash #
— more flexible than Feedroll, and works great with Upcoming.org #
— for reference: episodes 1, 2, and 3 via Delicious #
— comparing arrows, posts, mail, and more via Delicious #
