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July 6, 2005
— a federal shield law would be handy in times like these #
— dirt-cheap overseas workers hired to earn in-game credits #
— possibly the first big host to support it officially #
— did I mention I love Wikipedia? via pressthebuttons.com #
— filtering Google Video to find the good stuff; why isn’t this an option yet? via Boing Boing #
— from the creator of RSSCalendar via Populicio.us #
— great Google Maps hack to track traveling distance or creating custom routes via Populicio.us #
— great news; every browser should support the BitTorrent protocol natively, as they do with FTP #
July 5, 2005
— rumors that she was unhappy with Jon Brion’s production? via musiccherry.com #
— Starbucks Medical would work, too #
— the Googlebar extension is still far more flexible #
— an anecdote about his grandfather via Digg #
— composed of 210,000 photos in a 1.5 gigapixel image #
— over 1000 screenshots from versions 1.0 to CS2 via Populicio.us #
— one bing to rule the mall via Kottke #
— he’s publishing more info on his own site via Slashdot #
July 4, 2005
— impressive work for an overnight hackathon via Delicious #
— Phil Collins in a catapult to NYC via Delicious #
— publish it all, let the filters sort it out #
— I think someone will do Kozmo again someday in big cities, and it’ll be a huge hit via Philipp Lenssen #
— convicted sexual predator and accused kidnapper was a blogger; this is insane #
— I’d link to the actual site, but they don’t explain well what they do #
— I predict advertising sideblogs on popular sites by the end of the year #
— Jorn responded on Wikipedia, saying the Wired piece was complete fiction via MetaFilter #
July 1, 2005
— perfect for the 4th of July; Pac-Man is my favorite via MetaFilter #
— web server running on the Sony PSP via Hackaday #
— funny, I won a copy of OS/2 Warp in their launch contest via Airbag Industries #
— including a Star Wars Kid remix; I doubt Lucas was involved, though via Game Tab #
— Comedy Central on the President’s secret speech writer via Andrew Chorney #
June 30, 2005
— Dave Grohl is a fan of Rob’s site and sent him to NYC to appear on MTV2 #
— more on the advantages over Excel from the creator via Delicious #
— quite possibly the strangest commercial ever made via MetaFilter #
— comic about the author’s surgery for a detached retina via Nelson Minar #
— by offering unlimited video storage and bandwidth, this was inevitable; could be a legal disaster via Philipp Lenssen #
— a match made in hell via Nelson Minar #
— why do I feel like there are more people creating podcasts than listening to them? via Todd Dominey #
— some great free apps written with the HME SDK #
— best blog ever? offensive language via Fimoculous #
— news to me via Fimoculous #
June 29, 2005
— “Mom! You said you’d bring me some chocolate milk!” via bestweekever.blogs.com #
— perfectly normal via electrolicious.com #
— you can pass it a street address, in addition to a lat/long pair #
— very Google Maps-ish, but with their excellent storefront photos; update: they removed it via O'Reilly Radar #
— well, with one game only for now via Slashdot #
— a 60-year-old record collector sells his entire collection via Delicious #
— this is a huge relief for every Google map hacker via @googleblog #
