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June 3, 2005
— useful if you can travel back in time to when blue boxes worked via Delicious #
— short film created from 65,000 photocopied screenshots from 300 feature films; from the creator of Copy Shop via b3ta #
— tries to launch a flare, lights parachute on fire instead; more here via b3ta #
— eh, PCs will always be better for certain game genres via Slashdot #
— the original 1953 film strip is great, too #
— one of my favorite indies goes super mainstream #
— there are still books of 1000 stamps on sale at eBay #
June 2, 2005
— read this immediately #
— like a reverse robots.txt, tells Google what to index and what’s been updated recently; also, note the Creative Commons license #
— very early, but a great idea; could be used for community building via @crystaltips #
— it could couble as a baby monitor for parents on vacation without their kids #
— good for hiding advanced functions from clients via Pete Ashton #
— $100, cheap via Kottke #
— Greasemonkey script to help you stop mindlessly web surfing via Delicious #
— frustrating, but addictive bouncing game via Populicio.us #
— a look at Google’s internal tools for evaluating their search results quality; Flash movie via Philipp Lenssen #
— might as well add it to your e-mail and comment blacklists now via electrolicious.com #
— history of bizarre vintage McD’s ads, with video via The Morning News #
— themes bubbling under in indie gaming projects via Simon Carless #
— instant, free wiki spaces for groups or individuals #
June 1, 2005
— other interesting information about the Greasemonkey clone for IE via feeds.feedburner.com #
— perfect for low end, while the high end moves to fiber #
— video and audio of the Jeff Tweedy/Larry Lessig talk via Matt Haughey #
— sadly, still only works on the Japanese 1.0 firmware #
May 31, 2005
— closed source and, in my mind, somewhat unnecessary via Simon Willison #
— see also: gMapTrack, a tool to easily create custom Google Maps like this one #
— psychotic woman stabs a Nordstrom shopper right in front of her #
— I wouldn’t mind reading an entire book in this format #
— I’m mirroring the slow performance video via coudal.com #
— holy cow; 3D buildings, public transit, and driving directions via Kottke #
— updated daily; eat your heart out, Nick Nolte via Delicious #
— he denied it to Slate back in 1999, but he’s been the likely culprit for years #
— entertaining photos and stories from E3 2005, including the classic gaming exhibit #
— started on the Internet in 1997 #
— end of an era; I’ve been reading the hacking e-zine since 1991 via Slashdot #
— it’s a dance remix of a ringtone mixed with Axel F; the video #
— occasionally offensive, but very funny #
May 30, 2005
— editing out everything but profanity in an episode of Deadwood #
— very, very lame via idiottoys.com #
— how did I miss this last week? a natural move for Erik and company via feeds.feedburner.com #
— massive French marionettes with beautiful backstory; see the insanely cool photos and video #
May 29, 2005
— some new net art made using the recent Amazon URI hacking guide via Eyebeam #
