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January 13, 2004
— open-source app that replaces Windows Media Player, Quicktime and RealPlayer #
— from the DMOZ guys, via Jim via Mefi #
— the rest of the albums are good, too #
— it’s official, it’s a trend #
January 12, 2004
— or, if you’re just looking for friends… #
— so perfect, I thought they were rendered #
— I can’t believe Adobe shipped a product that slow #
— Battelle wants to know why #
— also: the music industry hates you #
— or their liquidated assets, anyway #
— they’re scared of becoming another kleenex or styrofoam #
— my friends suspect her of murder #
— the graphic sums up the article #
— in case they remove it tomorrow, it redirects to this page #
— the school staff may be idiots, but his parents are super cool #
— you can play the Atari 2600, Vectrex, C64, and Coleco clones at the end #
January 10, 2004
— costs about $1 per CD #
January 9, 2004
— the home searches are next, I tell you #
— scary stuff, but I don’t know if I could give up eating brains #
— sloppy programming, but still fun #
— an engineer’s adventure in postmodernism #
— it was even better than the article makes it sound #
January 8, 2004
— download saved programs to your PC, officially #
— Dean says it’s not really him, IMDB still says otherwise #
— that’s absolute insanity; how it works #
— DRMed WMA, but cheaper than anywhere else #
— another attempt at Audioscrobbler for iTunes, but uploaded manually #
January 7, 2004
— Memepool says it’s a trend #
— more on the Heritrix homepage #
— check out the 0-day moviez, d00d #
January 6, 2004
— my blog is longer than your blog #
