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June 16, 2005
— yeah, but BitTorrent is a protocol, not an application #
— the chilling effect hits a Brooklyn bakery #
— Technorati is inundated with garbage blogs #
— code a useful app, make a decent chunk of change #
— the LJ community seems to like it, too via Delicious #
— the Pixies covered the theme song from NARC?! via Slashdot #
June 15, 2005
— I got an invite, and the site is nicely done #
— incidentally, iFilm’s weekly top 100 is an good mish-mash of viral video #
— also, appears to be playing videos from the local network #
— though from a different company than their photo printing announcement via Delicious #
— Sesame Street is on the chopping block; an ironic update to this classic e-mail petition via Glassdog #
— obsessive collection of bad carpeting from casinos via Delicious #
— the best tutorial, by far #
— heatmaps of Yahoo homepage changes over time #
— I’ve been using this on Waxy Links for months and I love it; a simple app designed to do one thing perfectly #
— free and Ajax-enabled, but not as feature rich as Zina; requires PHP and MySQL via Delicious #
— but can’t pull it out of print because of copyright quirks via Delicious #
— works fine, but requires two memory sticks; a good step, but not ideal via Slashdot #
— a nail in the coffin of analog video; update: Wal-Mart still in the VHS game via Gizmodo #
— welcome to the Boing Boing empire! #
June 14, 2005
— finding the Deep Blue of Texas hold-em via Slashdot #
— Snopes has more info about it #
— growing collection of screencast software demos via Delicious #
— I have a good feeling about it via anarchogeek.com #
— the Slashdot comments are entertaining, as usual #
— what a mouth on that guy via David Ely #
— collage apparently isn’t art, especially if you’re a sysadmin via Matt Haughey #
— a good deal for everyone involved #
— Google could solve this with a single employee devoted to picking featured news stories via Philipp Lenssen #
— this is getting ridiculous #
— ironically, they still cost more when purchased retail via Gizmodo #
— DJ Aptem from Russia built his own custom mixing deck #
— like Vimeo, wants to be Flickr for video via Philipp Lenssen #
— strangely, for their editorial page; oh well, there’s always Wikinews via Sean Bonner #
— a lonely L block tries to find a fit; silliness from the Mega64 crew via The Morning News #
— “she digs it,” says Tom “Level 6 Alien Destroyer” Cruise via Glassdog #
— also: I’m offering $50 to anyone able to automate the animation of Wikipedia revision history via Delicious #
— PS2NFO has more info; they’re saying the hack works on 1.50, but not 1.51 or 1.52 firmware via @crystaltips #
— great use of video for online commentary via Delicious #
— rent leveled-up MMO characters, but the terms of service are bizarre via Boing Boing #
— no longer ugly! nice work, Derek and company via sixapart.com #
June 13, 2005
— I’ve heard great things about this service, despite the limitations via Simon Carless #
— I could’ve used this at least five times last year via techlawadvisor.com #
— 6 million pageviews to all the entries; I look forward to this again next year #
— the game’s driving DS sales in Japan, and should be a huge hit here via Simon Carless #
— a brilliant, built-in extension of Eric Rice’s DIY podcasting tutorial via Populicio.us #
— Google Maps hack with US Census data down to the city block; how it works #
— Tristan’s been doing some fantastic research lately #
June 9, 2005
— wild speculation that they’ll try to dethrone Microsoft via Slashdot #
