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July 29, 2005
— he’ll be the most marketable 10-year-old ever via Nelson Minar #
— his talk lost him his job, launched an FBI investigation, and could cripple the Internet; more on Wired News #
— one of the biggest of the old-school Windows P2P apps #
— not very detailed, but sounds like some serious network issues via zeropaid.com #
July 28, 2005
— I gave up waiting months ago and switched to the fabulous Reblog, and I don’t regret it one bit #
— I wish they were doing a Katamari Brick Flick #
July 27, 2005
— it’s public, so give it a try #
— NFL defensive lineman’s crafting book from 1973 via Eyebeam #
— great intro to cross-browser differences #
— a letter to Hillary Clinton via Slashdot #
— like most blacklists, you end up placing a lot of trust in the maintainer via Digg #
— stifling the world’s creativity, one takedown at a time #
July 26, 2005
— possibly the best black Neil Diamond impersonator ever; don’t miss the MP3s #
— no more staff writers via therawfeed.com #
— though I’m still getting prompted to log in when reading any blog entry #
— looks like he pushed the Neiman Marcus cookie recipe into Delicious’ most popular #
— more fringe sports, it’s a cult of multiplayer videogaming via Simon Carless #
— I love mini golf, but I didn’t even know this existed #
— and works with complex user scripts; here’s Aaron’s announcement #
— heavily inspired by the 37signals school of design #
— and announces it on EA’s official support forums via Digg #
July 25, 2005
— I love this kind of thing; reminds me of the recent Pixar photo tour #
— not as elegant as My Yahoo, but it’s a start #
— I’d love to see video via Joystiq #
— the announcement on Konfabulator’s site is fun, see the full comic #
— new PVR records a month of TV on all channels at once #
— the Egyptian reporter was stopped, twice via blog.wfmu.org #
— depressing news; Unsolved is still my favorite mix of indie rock and jazz #
— made me laugh; hosted locally #
— mostly NES and early PC, with MP3s for each! #
July 24, 2005
— they’re releasing it for free via Digg #
— it’s DVD quality, too via Digg #
— interesting wiki-style annotation for Google Maps via Delicious #
— I have this running at 370 rows per second right now #
— gorgeously designed forum software, open-source PHP/MySQL via Delicious #
— education film about the telephone mixes live action and classic Fleischer Brothers animation via Simon Carless #
— homebrew NES ROM with all enemies and goals removed via Simon Carless #
— Microsoft’s answer to Google Maps; also: Google adds a hybrid map view via Populicio.us #
— don’t let the little guy grab your cursor via Populicio.us #
July 23, 2005
— an innovative new use of social software! via Boing Boing #
— funniest thing I’ve read in ages #
July 21, 2005
— many more documented on Wikipedia #
— two outstanding albums worth of vintage songs-for-hire, ready for download with cover art #
— if you win, you get cash or your withdrawal fee waived via Delicious #
— and, incidentally, lock out all homebrew code again via Digg #
July 20, 2005
— newly-launched repository of Greasemonkey user scripts #
