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February 10, 2004
— rank vs inbound links on a logarithmic chart #
— a small step towards one distributed identity for social software #
— Ludicorp’s second product goes beta, after GNE #
— by the guy who did the official MER animation #
— “andy” may be trying to cover his tracks #
— one 8×6 pixel thumbnail per second, one row per minute #
— when usability errors attack #
— close-up image of the entire deck #
— very exciting screenshots #
— keep an eye out for this one #
— not too shabby for playing video games all day #
— most people were only four degrees of separation apart #
February 9, 2004
— baby Leta poops while Heather watches in envy #
— original was taken offline, so I’m mirroring it #
— the design team is dominated by bloggers #
— widely despised, for many good reasons #
— it’s fast and surprisingly good #
— they plan to start releasing movies online late 2004 or early 2005 #
February 8, 2004
— celebrating the Year of the Monkey #
— more gay animals from Salon #
— makes inevitable comparison to Star Wars Kid, u/p: waxyorg/waxyorg #
February 5, 2004
— cross-site scripting to become anyone’s friend #
— yes, the “She Bangs” guy from American Idol #
February 4, 2004
— weblogs and message boards break stories before the press #
— gorgeously usable hosted project management #
— finally, someone’s taking charge of this country #
— I’m off to reenact LOTR battles on my desktop #
— with PDFs suitable for printing #
February 3, 2004
— it’ll be out on Monday! #
— they should warn about the dangers of Outlook instead #
— if you call “late summer” a date #
February 2, 2004
— don’t miss the punchline in the last paragraph of page 3 #
— “can’t join Orkut? try us at FriendSync” #
— 180% increase in viewer reaction #
— three 64-bit processors makes for a badass machine #
— the original images were removed, but here are some hi-res scans #
— also: The Counter’s global browser stats are back #
— written system for choreographing Super Mario Bros. moves #
February 1, 2004
— decentralized social networking app for Mac and Windows #
— boy, you’d have to be pretty geeky to do something like that #
January 29, 2004
— the only compelling reason to start IE in months #
