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February 17, 2005
— darn those “online videogame bullies”! via MetaFilter #
— wait, where’s the monkey? #
— fan-made short film, complete with CGI effects and leather pants via screenhead.com #
February 16, 2005
— the release date is three months away?! your biggest fans are pirating it because there’s no legal alternative via Darren Barefoot #
— for using movie-style ratings to grade mature content in fanfic #
— the Chris Ware cutouts actually work via robotjohnny.com #
— get ready to hear more of this #
— buy direct online from the band, or watch the videos #
— Mark confirms Google has no blogging policy via Philipp Lenssen #
— no matter how good the game may be, it still forces you to use MSN via Simon Carless #
— the video is sent to me by e-mail and IM several times a day #
— he doesn’t mention any numbers, but it was very profitable #
— “buy this TV show now, no reserve!” via Fimoculous #
— make software for users, not for managers via Kottke #
February 15, 2005
— I’m following this advice too late, cleaning out 590 messages from my inbox #
— Slashdotted, but the Google cache works via Slashdot #
— 32 iPods in a 30 minute walk #
— Richard’s summary of the findings are excellent; Six Apart has 40% of the market with their three tools #
— for some reason, this reminds me of Netscape Communicator via Brett O'Connor #
— “don’t have to work for The Mouse no more” #
— the winner, in typical Fark style #
— 25 comic artists compare modern works to childhood drawings via MetaFilter #
— Flash slideshow works with Flickr, $20 cheep #
— basically, Blogdex for Del.icio.us via adampsyche #
— nice looking open-source calendar and mail server built in PHP, initiated by Novell via Xabi #
— the best-designed official artist website I’ve ever seen; includes the complete songs from every album, RSS feeds, and it’s valid XHTML! #
— looks great, runs on MovableType via Jeff Veen #
— safe for work via adampsyche #
— prototype of a hologram-based Atari handheld from 1981 via Nelson Minar #
February 14, 2005
— the MSN marketing team should try the searches before putting them on ads #
— he says nobody’s ever been fired from blogging, only from displaying poor judgement in a public space #
February 13, 2005
— fascinating thread tapping into the soul of Metafilter #
— first artist to ever win a Grammy without selling in retail stores #
— link removed: the sparklines were killing the Delicious server via Alf Eaton #
— late night talk show lineups, with RSS feeds for each via adampsyche #
— now with new colors via Simon Carless #
— just a rumor for now, Games Industry is more skeptical #
— wait until an iPod clone supports this! it’s an idea fleshed out in Cory Doctorow’s Eastern Standard Tribe via Jason Cosper #
February 12, 2005
— even though they didn’t host a single file #
February 11, 2005
— plus: Jason wrote a great little utility for generating splitscreen views of both #
— not surprisingly, a Tetris clone #
— including animating an entire route of driving directions via Jason Cosper #
— dedicated fans via Delicious #
— does Google have an official policy on blogs? via Philipp Lenssen #
— Joshua should probably do this by default #
— don’t miss the essential Kollaboration video #
— mildly not safe for work; what happened after Mario rescued the Princess? via b3ta #
February 10, 2005
— a webpage recommendations engine using your feed list, blog, and del.icio.us; read the detailed summary #
— figures out your favorite feeds, and displays popular links in your feeds #
