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October 11, 2005
— the Delicious community has been covering this one closely via museumofhoaxes.com #
— very bizarre; too bad, I was hoping for something like this via stereogum.com #
— Kottke points to thoughts by co-founders Denton and Galbraith via Kottke #
— no social aspect yet, but I bet it’s coming #
— dynamic data viz using Django and Google Earth layers #
October 10, 2005
— Cary Grant and Audrey Hepburn thriller slipped into public domain because of a clerical error via snarkout.org #
— catching up on news I missed while at Web 2.0 last week #
— fusing Flash and GMaps; try the subway maps example #
— excellent Guiness ad via Delicious #
— Mike should be writing for McSweeney’s #
— more importantly, five teams’ robot cars crossed the 135-mile finish line via therawfeed.com #
— thus marks the point where nobody trusts what I link to #
October 9, 2005
— blocks the sale of violent video games to minors, in contrast to his history of movie violence #
— dissolving ICANN and handing the root servers over to the UN #
— an excellent roundup via Kottke #
— 64 pixel Marios in famous costumes #
— final blog posts on LJ and MySpace usually get thousands of comments by mourners and onlookers #
October 7, 2005
— utility to auto-discover tags from content or websites; click a tag to view suggested tags for Delicious pages #
— Google launches their web-based feed reader #
— breaking down value by blog and sector #
October 6, 2005
— I love that guy via Leonard Lin #
— viewing Del.icio.us popular in real time; Joshua must hate this, though #
— it reminds me of Slate via Airbag Industries #
— a match made in hell via Airbag Industries #
— 85 total, but only 31 are active via Delicious #
— their time would be better spent working on a distribution model instead of fighting it via Digg #
— not a virus, just malicious software via Joystiq #
— I heard $40 million, but take it with salt; seems like an unusually expensive content play #
October 5, 2005
— whew, that’s a mouthful; sounds like the open-source version of Jot Live #
— have you heard the news? Waxy is going to Yahoo! #
October 4, 2005
— 24 Hour Laundry’s stealthy startup is an oddball social software playground; like Second Life for web apps, this is mind blowing geek cool #
October 3, 2005
— two week free trial to play hundreds of retro games, from Pitfall to Myst via Todd Dominey #
October 2, 2005
— good thesis on an interesting topic #
— or just wait for me to link to the winners in a few weeks #
— nicely designed wiki with clean change tracking, but I’m surprised it’s not real-time like Jot Live via Delicious #
October 1, 2005
— an excellent example of how blacklists fail as spammers adapt #
— trying to wrangle an amorphous blob #
— designed by a Romanian IT company that makes Texas Holdem clones #
— expect the cable/DSL companies to retaliate by pushing legislation via Slashdot #
