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July 20, 2005
— closed for good via idletype.com #
— from Circuit City after a $90 mail-in rebate via Digg #
— help the next-gen video player powered by BitTorrent #
— keeping tabs on Usenet, now much easier #
— Washington man died while having sex with a horse via Delicious #
July 19, 2005
— try zooming all the way in #
— by the powers of Ajax! #
— here’s one debunking of his moronic column; I love this Slashdot comment #
— morphing recursive photos of people looking at Flickr screenshots #
— with wifi kung-fu in court via Philipp Lenssen #
July 18, 2005
— Corante is blaming bias, but I think it’s just deeper problems with public perception #
— a malicious website could retrieve any local file and send it to any other server; uninstall or downgrade ASAP! #
— built custom for Pixar president Ed Catmull via Delicious #
— drive-by spoiler at a midnight Harry Potter line via Brett O'Connor #
— Jason Levine found the clause that lets them revoke anonymity if you’re trying to embarrass someone #
— innovative UI technique; don’t miss the video via Populicio.us #
— unblurred animation cel from the Simpsons via Delicious #
July 17, 2005
— it’s as bad as they say, but I’m mirroring the ROM anyway via Simon Carless #
— another Google Maps game #
— a distributed effort ended up in a text and audiobook release within 12 hours via Nelson Minar #
July 16, 2005
— with a link to a long response by the nanny in question #
— the game mode is very Mystique via Delicious #
— man, Nat’s kids are adorable #
July 15, 2005
— read the backstory and watch the video; a must see #
— outstanding new web framework by Adrian Holovaty and Simon Willison; read the overview #
— not too fun to play, but a great concept #
July 14, 2005
— rescued from the trash bin; also, see the same photographer’s arcade tokens and electronic games #
— very neat hack for encrypting your feeds via Populicio.us #
— server-side BitTorrent download manager in PHP via Populicio.us #
— jaw-dropping keyboard concept with each key as an LCD display via Populicio.us #
— ethereal interactive music maker via Boing Boing #
— tons of good stuff in this release #
July 13, 2005
— real-time music jamming over the Internet via Nelson Minar #
— out of seven requests, only one agreed, kinda via iptablog.org #
— using it, I found these guys plugging Waxy Links at the 7 minute mark via @googleblog #
— shows still use laughter taped from the Red Skelton Show in the late 1950s #
— machinima remake of “A Few Good Men” courtroom scene with Half-Life 2 engine #
— I hereby demand that Matthew summarize all major news stories for me #
— over 2,700 game manuals, scanned and archived for posterity via Delicious #
— ongoing look at visual representation of hypertext in print; parts one and two via Eyebeam #
— this is weird, but could be a useful view via Populicio.us #
July 12, 2005
— live talk show using the Halo engine via Fimoculous #
— raises all sorts of depressing intellectual property issues; nice debunking via Delicious #
— very meta; visiting a busy SF city street from within Second Life #
— the smaller, quieter half of Penn and Teller speaks! via Delicious #
— they’re in the public domain, so it’s fair game via Larry Lessig #
— brilliant set of bare-bones templates to get a design off the ground via Populicio.us #
— just one of those days; more by the same author #
