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January 20, 2004

The first Howard Dean remix comes in

— using the sample suspiciously offered by Drudge #

Patch available to circumvent Photoshop's currency detection

— Bugtraq found currency detection in more software #

The Fractal Blogosphere

— I try to write like a 10,000, but I’m more like a 100 #

RSS: Scraped feed for Suprnova Bittorrents

— thanks, rayg #

Blank face dolls

— creepy, but inspires more creativity than Barbie #

Sad story of Meat Puppets' Cris Kirkwood

— methadone addicted musician shot outside Phoenix post office #

A look at secret new Apple computer

— flashback to January 1984 #

Photorealistic Chinese Photoshop work in 38 steps

— may be faked, via Ask Mefi #

Gangrule, vintage gang photos

— historical look at organized crime since 1890 #

Nice photos of fake ATM scam

— from Snopes, which has an RSS feed now #

New Technorati beta

— much faster, nicer results pages #

1993 Lincoln Mark VII for sale

— may require light interior cleaning #

Bizarre attacks on Stephen Hawking

— sounds like some sort of blackmail is involved #

SimCity Classic, free online play

— registration required #
January 19, 2004

Michael Jackson Innocence Song

— “where’s the objectivity, not greedy insanity” #

Vogue's take on Alice in Wonderland

— photos by Annie Leibovitz, with the designers as characters #

Anil on Windows Services for Unix

— sounds like a decent Cygwin replacement, download here #

Detailed description of FBI house raid

— looks like the guy is suspected of stealing the Half-Life 2 source code #

Guterman revives the dead Industry Standard

— with a weblog, naturally #

Google developing ad service for e-mail

— may offer free e-mail #
January 16, 2004

Design new levels for the Atari 2600 Combat remake

— some sample playfields to inspire you #

Scans of Half-Life 2 bootleg CDs from Russia

— $5.35, cheap! #

Prototype Marvin costume for Hitchhiker's Guide film

— to be worn by my favorite little person, Warwick Davis #

Website Mixmaster, remix one site's layout with another's content

— there’s Kottke in my Haughey! #

Matt Haughey goes Under the Iron

— great interview #

Indie rock stars design t-shirts for fake bands

— it’s for charity, so buy some (via Phil) #

President Bush's speech announcing manned missions to Mars and Moon, in 1989

— everything old is new again #

Disney sells off Celebration, FL

— are there any bloggers living there? #

Independent UK on The Sims Online's banned newspaper

— also: NYT article; does the First Amendment apply in virtual worlds? #

MoveOn, PETA Superbowl ads rejected by CBS

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A Modest Browser Proposal

— Microsoft should switch to Mozilla #
January 15, 2004

Deep-fried cow brain burger

— if you think that’s appetizing, you’re probably already infected #

Hollywood Reporter article on Academy screener leaks

— heh, my first media mention of 2004 #

Japanese trailer for Donkey Konga for the Gamecube

— rhythm game with bongo controllers #

Goatse.cx suspended by registrar

— link goes to whois information #

The Color of the Web is #9C9C9C

— overlaying 3000 URLs, view all 35 steps #

Amazing article about Wal-Mart's monopoly power

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Screen Spam, fighting intrusive full-screen ads

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Movable Type v2.66 released to defeat comment flooding

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Weblog for tenants of an L.A. apartment building

— interesting alternative to message boards for micro communities #

Champagne Chair contest finalists

— via Kottke #

U.S. military using XBox Live to connect soldiers with their families

— speak with your wife and kids, and then blow them up #

Easy Favicon.ico generator

— upload an image, they turn it into an icon #
January 14, 2004

eBay drop-off stores getting popular

— drop off your junk, they list it, sell it, and take a commission #

Nintendo plans NES revivals for GBA

— great idea, but $18 per game is way too high #

I'll Have You Know I Have Several Black Friendsters

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Bob, the Door-to-Door Spammer

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63% of all e-mail is now spam

— I propose a bounty for the systematic murder of spammers #

Table of Condiments That Periodically Go Bad

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Bugmenot, open accounts for popular websites

— nytimes.com is the most popular #
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