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November 9, 2005
— it may be flamebait, but at least it’s entertaining #
November 8, 2005
— pretty amazing, especially considering the timeframe via Digg #
— using Flash filters and transforms to make a new look and feel via Digg #
November 7, 2005
— Chris Anderson updates his media stats #
— the final chapter in the settlement, if not for the ongoing aftermath #
— Linux virtual filesystem that ties to Flickr for grabbing and posting photos via Jeremy Zawodny #
— the school’s reaction is puzzling; shouldn’t they be grateful the information spread so quickly? #
— the next version will attempt multiplayer via Digg #
— a Chinese 43things clone; this goal made me laugh #
November 6, 2005
— like Flickr, the ability to filter website by usage rights is wonderful #
— I’ll let him link to it, since it’s explicit NSFW #
— whoa, with a mention of Upcoming #
November 5, 2005
— some serious nostalgia, mining the early web for memes and culture #
— the first one is brilliant, but they’re all good #
November 4, 2005
— the Malevole text generator slips into production #
— with translated excerpts from her blog #
— nice homage, but the original is much better; judge for yourself via pitchforkmedia.com #
November 3, 2005
— sounds like a natural extension of the buyout via MetaFilter #
— for me, the geocoding platform is just as important as the new maps UI via Delicious #
— with support for user-created plugins via Jeremy Zawodny #
— develop questions that can only be answered by humans, make money answering them #
— the Panexa site is great, too via Matt Haughey #
November 2, 2005
— developers have already built some neat apps, including the outstanding MashUpcoming #
November 1, 2005
— it doesn’t get much more mainstream than this via corante.com #
October 31, 2005
— malware that hides itself and impossible for almost everyone to remove via Slashdot #
— for free in its entirety, with past shows archived historically via therawfeed.com #
— considering the limited library, this is impressive via Digg #
— using Galleon, a wonderful open-source media browser #
October 27, 2005
— totally dismal and excellent #
— by mail, or pick them up at your local Target store for one hour printing via Flickr #
October 25, 2005
— an open database of structured content #
October 24, 2005
— for using the presidential seal #
— the Adult Swim premiere is on November 6; here’s an early review via Simon Carless #
— video runs for every main level of the game #
October 23, 2005
— Episode III remixed as a gay love story #
October 22, 2005
— learn about the developer preview before you try it out via Delicious #
— Episode IV as a pixelized animated GIF via Delicious #
— from the creator of the wonderful BBS Documentary #
October 21, 2005
— within minutes, Ask Mefi finds grandfather’s Nazi-era apartment and hand-written documents via Matt Haughey #
— he’ll be working on WordPress full-time; congrats! #
October 19, 2005
— store 100k without user permission on the client using Flash via Delicious #
— nicely timed with the WSJ profile earlier #
October 18, 2005
— Tim, Esther, Clay, and a host of other familiar names; I like Moby’s closing quote via blogebrity.com #
— they recorded footage at half-speed to work with the 10 frames per second limit via Fimoculous #
— Wikipedia has a nice list of DVD Jon’s projects via Digg #
— disturbingly accurate pitch from October 1996, just over nine years ago via Sippey #
October 17, 2005
— history and some details about the new business #
