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March 22, 2005
— Apple and the blog world fell for it, too #
— Joshua Allen’s entry is my favorite #
— Harold Ramis directing, so it can’t be all bad via Fimoculous #
March 21, 2005
— I would’ve slipped into an alcohol-induced coma by day 2 of ETech #
— including game and stylus storage via Digg #
— read my response; I’ve committed to making some big changes by next Monday #
— an extension of this article, don’t miss the three videos via Kottke #
— extremely gullible people ask Snopes to verify the truthfulness of jokes #
— don’t worry, it’ll still be just as ugly to look at via Ethan Marcotte #
— how a prank e-mail became fact, reported in the online and offline media via Delicious #
— here’s an interview with the artist; warning, audio #
— download, convert and copy video to your PSP using BitTorrent and RSS via gigaom.com #
— partnered with Archive.org, free tool to host and discuss grassroots media #
— courtesy of the new PBF homepage #
March 20, 2005
— a better-kept secret than the Yahoo/Flickr deal #
— ridiculously overpriced #
— but appears to only be using the ping info internally #
— it’s official! more thoughts from Caterina and Jeremy #
March 19, 2005
— also: people have been exchanging Gmail invites for positive feedback on eBay via Digg #
— gorgeous, but should probably mention the URL and what Firefox is via Digg #
— remotely monitor other computers on your LAN via thetechdomain.com #
— I’m still siding with Google on this issue via Boing Boing #
— update: it’s just a new view of a very old feature via Jeremy Zawodny #
— still no word on why Google removed it from their site #
— in response, Google should change their pagerank to zero via Slashdot #
— and that doesn’t count the multilingual editions or the other Wikimedia projects via Slashdot #
— Tower of Goo and Darwin Hill are great via Simon Carless #
— it’s devolving into a language war, but an entertaining one #
— huge combined screenshots of video game maps via Delicious #
March 18, 2005
— ripped from the headlines #
— like Google Code, I love the trend of companies open-sourcing their internal tools via Sippey #
— lovely geek folk song, the guy is multi-talented via stopdesign.com #
— a low-tech Turing test #
— famous for 1500 people via Jason Cosper #
— surprisingly tasteful, but how do they look at 9px aliased? via Kottke #
March 17, 2005
— with accompanying audience clips from various concerts #
— this made me laugh, repeatedly #
— animators are encouraged to heavily mod their workspaces #
— first the fake Shuffle and now this; a sign of Apple’s design influence overseas #
— looks outstanding from the screenshots via Jason Cosper #
— the Python source is available, too via Flickr #
— just announced, centralizes their open-source projects and APIs #
— using an iTalk, so slow and without metadata, but I love the spirit behind it via Delicious #
