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February 27, 2004
— writing an autotagger for your MP3 collection #
— Joey has more info on the buyout #
— this Atom writeup from the 24th may be their last article #
— they’ve added excellent artist similarity and more plugins #
— not familiar with his work? you’re missing out #
— I love when bloggers do the footwork #
— did time for armed robberies and a bank heist in the ’50s and ’60s #
— the time-lapse pregnancy and aging woman are amazing #
— the Russian equivalent of Jerry Springer, I guess (via b3ta) #
— pure genius, pairing Flintstones video with dialogue from Raging Bull #
— five minutes and 17 seconds, I want to see the video #
— probably around $50k of swag #
— I’m guessing there’s bamboo in the attache cases #
— history repeats itself #
February 26, 2004
— including several great interviews #
— amazingly strange ball rolling video game #
— Verisign is competing with SCO for Most Evil Company #
— some badass TiVo hacking, from the RSSTV guy #
— Bell wanted “Ahoy Ahoy,” but Edison coined the word “Hello” #
— does EMI have a case? not as strong as you’d think #
— great ideas, all of them #
— an .edu in the top 10? how quaint #
February 25, 2004
— stats tracking and other neat filters for your RSS feed #
— one flower’s life story, very impressive work #
— the Adventure tribute is cute #
— hmm, that sounds familiar #
— that map seems about right to me #
— all good news, all the time #
— update: it was a prank #
— from the RSS-friendly snack review site, Taquitos.net #
— they offer an unusual list of benefits #
— somehow, I missed this last month #
— elegant way to compare results between engines #
February 24, 2004
— starring Huey Lewis, according to the IMDB entry #
— this is not my beautiful house! #
— with quotes from EMI, Downhill Battle, and Zittrain #
— dripping with sarcasm, but funny and poignant #
— the year’s best real-time, algorithmic art #
February 23, 2004
— they’ve got a pepper bar! #
— so military personnel can chat and ride hoverboards #
— where New York meets Nintendo #
