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January 31, 2005
— strange that bands like Sloan and Spoon are buried in the lineup via Jason Cosper #
— raises the question of researching Del.icio.us point of entry via Delicious #
— fan-made music video matched to GHP’s flawless mashup #
— nothing new here, but it’s good to know thy enemy via Delicious #
— PVRBlog is hosting a gallery of apps, and TiVo is running a programming contest #
— a 20″x30″ collage of 98 photos, printed by Kodak for $29 via David Ely #
— great editing, but crass exploitation of the dead via Ben Hammersley #
— like Metafilter meets K5; how it works via Delicious #
— animated film directed by Charles and Ray Eames in 1958, with an Elmer Bernstein score via Things Magazine #
— desktop and web search tools need this functionality via Ethan Marcotte #
— with two videos of gameplay from the classroom demo via Delicious #
— don’t miss the video of Del performing the gaming-focused song “Proto Culture” via Delicious #
— there’s a new song up on Myspace, but it just doesn’t have the same sense of wonder #
— a tool that detects similarly-named tags, and a Firefox extension that embeds Del.icio.us into the BBC website via Delicious #
January 29, 2005
— painting of Steve Perry as Robocop #
— cute independent comic strip on copyright via accordionguy.blogware.com #
— does anyone really believe that? #
January 28, 2005
— POK Erythroid Myeloid Ontogenic proteins via Delicious #
— round-robin letter writing during WWII via Delicious #
— enter a Block Search URL, get photos of the entire street #
— drawing each one until they’re paid off via The Morning News #
January 27, 2005
— it sounds awkward, but here I am talking about it; anyone have a clip? #
— set the speed to high; thanks, Jonah #
— order one before they’re served a C&D via preshrunk.info #
— web services for managing, deploying, and tuning Adwords campaigns; congrats, Nelson! #
— graphic demos will probably be next, as programmers learn how to code for it #
— the first comment made me laugh via beakspeak.com #
— Weird Al singing backup on one song? #
— anyone want to write a tool to automate this to get an entire block or street? #
— it’s been done before in Spain and France via Alf Eaton #
January 26, 2005
— with photos of 14 million storefronts across ten cities, like this one; walk up the block #
— about six blocks away from my house via Jeremy Zawodny #
— 1.7 billion pageviews per month, and 7 million uniques! via David Bisset #
— three cheers for the middle manager! #
— excellent campaign to rescue the classic civil-rights documentary from copyright hell via Boing Boing #
— very sincere via Kottke #
January 25, 2005
— great howto by Engadget via Hackaday #
— update: he took it down for a short time, but Dave cached the homepage before he did via Philipp Lenssen #
— the most interesting Garfield strips in two decades; see also, the rest of the site via MetaFilter #
— it’s not the only uncanny coincidence on Flickr via Kottke #
— maybe not her, but someone involved with her PR effort via Nelson Minar #
— historical documents galore; BUY IT NOW! NO RESERVE! #
January 24, 2005
— featuring an interview with Magnatune Records creator John Buckman via grumet.net #
— search major networks, but no video clips are available! via Jeremy Zawodny #
— Olivia Newton-Tron via Delicious #
— heavy metal umlaut is on there via timemachinego.com #
