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April 25, 2004
— from an amazing page of NES Speed Videos, distributed with BitTorrent #
April 24, 2004
— why don’t you own a crackpipe? via Mat Honan #
— he was reading the NYT at Starbucks #
— Leonard rightfully suspects a spammer asked the question #
— in handy BitTorrent archives via Delicious #
— and a banjo for Steve Martin #
April 23, 2004
— the design is excellent via Slashdot #
— Kirk Cameron goes the way of Willie Ames via Ethan Marcotte #
— fiendishly clever, similar to Loop via Things Magazine #
— interesting information design via Things Magazine #
April 22, 2004
— more info on Slashdot #
— the simplest of all, just click on the cheese #
— but they released their PHP tracker via slyck.com #
April 21, 2004
— they’re guessing at feed locations, maybe for an upcoming blog search? #
April 20, 2004
— I’m starting to feel old #
— pressure from HQ, maybe? via Philipp Lenssen #
— aggregating meaning and the tension between content and spam via semanticwave.com #
— when I switch from Eudora, it’ll likely be to Thunderbird #
— with a handy chart via stereogum.com #
— Saul Bass, the Zombies, and Nilsson’s “Skidoo” opening credits lyrics #
April 19, 2004
— 1.7 million songs rescued #
— thanks to Anil for the PDF #
— finally, users can pick different venues via socialsoftware.weblogsinc.com #
— the accompanying NYT article is a must-read #
— be sure to click the “What’s This” link via erikbenson.com #
— for $195, I could almost buy a new iPod via Brett O'Connor #
— LL, Eric B, Schoolly D, EPMD, and all the other OG MCs via Brett O'Connor #
— make your own bugs via Brett O'Connor #
— the Israeli distribution company refuses to release it #
— I noticed the Blogdex whoring this weekend, so this is gratifying #
— variations spread from Livejournal to the larger blogging world via Anil Dash #
— movies made with real-time 3D engines, usually from videogames #
— people are still creating innovative work for the 2600 via Slashdot #
April 17, 2004
