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November 4, 2004
— they posted several press releases about the actions #
— Castranova added up auction sales to get the lowball estimate #
— bizarre terms of the band name’s settlement #
— also, they’re saying Colin Powell may be leaving too #
November 3, 2004
— their long lead times cause them to sidestep timely news #
— a reader’s guide to expatriating on November 3 via The Morning News #
November 2, 2004
— looks like Processing is a good environment for infoviz via Delicious #
— to encourage people to watch something more important via Delicious #
— he’s referring to my very first entry; you should read the rest of Otto’s site #
— don’t miss the last sentence of the article via Greg Allen #
— it’s been downloaded about a million times from them alone via Boing Boing #
November 1, 2004
— good idea, also implemented here as a community site #
— spammers forcing users to jump through hoops to unlock encrypted files #
— wow, the Minix creator and tech legend is the brain behind the site via Nelson Minar #
— at the bottom is their weekly top 25 most-recorded shows via Fimoculous #
— interactive Hammond B3 organ synthesis via Delicious #
— try someone well connected like Xeni (023680) via Delicious #
October 31, 2004
— try the slideshow via Flickr #
— I’ve seen several friends mention this already #
— subtle hack, click the “Pumpkin Carving Kit” link at the bottom via Simon Carless #
— how they’re trying to adapt #
October 30, 2004
— exposing Ubisoft’s Monkee-style manufactured girlgamer clan #
— Greg Allen mentions my role in the site’s fast spread #
October 29, 2004
— a staggering list compiled by Alan via kokogiak.com #
— I beat the game (final password is mtfpfd) via b3ta #
— employing phonecams, semacode, and giant animal balloons via cheesedip.com #
— Marc says it’s a $200 Tamagotchi; here’s another DS trailer #
— inappropriate product naming via adampsyche #
— one crappy Boston station played only 71 unique songs in one day via Nelson Minar #
— Q: Was Darwin wrong? A: NO. via q.queso.com #
October 28, 2004
— NYC is, by far, the most active on the site #
— impressive DIY ticketing site could break the Ticketmaster monopoly via scottandrew.com #
— amazing homebrew port of Grand Theft Auto III to the NES! via forevergeek.com #
— Florida’s touchscreen voting, Lynndie England, Nader, and more #
— from the always-good Jogchem #
— also: the tragic story of Larry Walters via The Morning News #
October 27, 2004
— featuring Brendon Small of Home Movies fame on guitar via Defamer #
— instant reporting, just add community via Delicious #
— blog rule #36: never say you’re going to kill the president via Jeremy Zawodny #
— fascinating and pioneering information design via wherethreadscomeloose.com #
— phone messages meant for the lead singer of Maroon 5 #
— at $225m, it would be the biggest opening week across all media; Spider-Man 2 was only $192m #
