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January 23, 2005
— the live version of Philosophy is nice, too #
— from Merlin Mann’s 5ives via Delicious #
— like SubEthaEdit, but for both Windows, Linux, and FreeBSD via Delicious #
— his galleries of vintage postcards and art are good, too #
— it’s tempting for the media to put one face on a much larger project #
— but only on their website, I believe via ned.suckahs.org #
— even to the end, he was writing jokes and secretly sending them to Letterman via Jake Ortman #
January 22, 2005
— you’d think as New Yorkers, they’d empathize with the disaster via adampsyche #
January 21, 2005
— yeah, but it has spyware with no opt-out; better wait for an updated ExeemLite via MetaFilter #
— I could imagine uses for an AdSense API for publishers, as well #
— the Will Oldham MMORPG should be called “Palace” #
— DRM, be gone! via Delicious #
— they’re hassling award voters, or not sending out screening copies at all via q.queso.com #
January 20, 2005
— you, too, can get free subscriptions to Pig International, Aqua, Firehouse, and Tissue World #
January 19, 2005
— with EA’s monopoly on NFL or ESPN rights, Sega doesn’t have much left via Delicious #
— Alf also made toplists for blogresearch and games #
— a brilliant idea they should try to reproduce as soon as possible via Simon Willison #
— he purchased them for $450 in 2003, turning journalism into activism via MetaFilter #
— boy, I’m glad nobody cares about race anymore via Delicious #
— platform for free hosting of personal video content, partnered with Archive.org via Delicious #
— the best CSS Zen Garden theme ever via Delicious #
— 37signal’s free shared to-do lists; I’ve already set one up for Upcoming.org #
— unbelievable explosion as Mefi users tag all their old posts #
— “felony copyright infringement” is an upsetting phrase #
— his letter to AA is a great read #
January 18, 2005
— analysis of cyberpunk movies of the 1980s, full download with BitTorrent via @acidzebra #
— legitimate linking in comments helped make Google relevant, but spammers ruined it for everyone #
— Mike downplays it, and he should know via Delicious #
— this sounds like a non-denial denial to me via Delicious #
— the conclusion to his very good recent series #
— Franz Ferdinand firmly at the top via Fimoculous #
— how do Rock, Scissors, and Paper settle disputes? #
— more details about the spec that removes the Pagerank incentive for spammers via Delicious #
— four guys in their early 20s, 8 million unique visitors and $400k/month via Kottke #
— hopping on the tag bandwagon #
— I’ve been wanting this for years; it will be increasingly essential as the web stagnates #
— you can search the archives of BBC, Fox, Sky, and more via Fimoculous #
— from a distance, resembles random noise or UPC barcodes via Fimoculous #
— in the style of Wind Waker, from this Gaming Tattoos community #
— the web’s first blogger has a very public nervous breakdown; lots of questions here about the personal costs of posting your entire life online via Nelson Minar #
— never mind, this is really old news; Microsoft released a “fix” for it #
— at less than $1/album, cheaper than RipDigital via Matt Haughey #
— illustrated with Minipops via The Morning News #
January 17, 2005
— he connected his PS2 controller to his PC to step through every button combo #
