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May 9, 2006
— great sound quality, great set #
— I’m attending Friday, and I’ll post my yearly roundup of great underdogs #
May 8, 2006
— no word on the DRM scheme yet via commontimes.org #
— my current host and the old host for Upcoming, now one happy family via Delicious #
— yes! I was hoping someone would reverse the reversed video via themewl.com #
— looks strikingly like the VRML cybermalls of the 1990s, but P2P and cross-platform are both good via feeds.feedburner.com #
— E3-specific niche news aggregator via MetaFilter #
— simply go to Cameroon and walk barefoot in the toilets of the local residents, and pray you don’t catch dengue via Kottke #
— the controller is aware of position, velocity, and tilt via Slashdot #
— sure, but can they smell the difference between letterbox and pan-and-scan? via museumofhoaxes.com #
— now, kiss and make up #
May 7, 2006
— if you can spare an E3 pass or two for Friday only, GET IN TOUCH #
— he passes out three times, making this very entertaining via Andre Torrez #
May 6, 2006
— penny per visit, but only works well if everyone’s using (and not reading feeds) via Delicious #
— one of my favorite illustrators posting unreleased art regularly via Boing Boing #
— also: RFDump reveal the data stored on RFID tags via Boing Boing #
— still waiting for a product line of 8-bit neckties via @crystaltips #
— also, this Something Awful review highlights some other good indie games via Delicious #
— neat idea, but the name’s gotta go #
May 5, 2006
— along with Get Lamp, these are the two movies I’m most looking forward to in the next couple years #
May 4, 2006
— orcs, Hello Kitty, and cartoon sex; sadly, no orc sex MMOs yet via robotwisdom.com #
— great version by Dusty Springfield and the less famous original by Aretha’s sister, Erma Franklin via robotwisdom.com #
— finally, I can replace my bootleg Laserdisc rips with bootleg DVDs via Delicious #
— the only people fired were the terrible managers #
— you think they would’ve learned from the YouTube PR disaster #
— it looks like the local paper for this large Chicago suburb changed their headline #
— analysis and great visualizations of Yahoo, Google, and MSN crawler activity for a year #
May 3, 2006
— I fully expect high school students to riot to get their Coke machines back via Delicious #
— for a service manual they’re not even hosting; the thermal grease thread is great, too #
— a great post sums up how these two stories from yesterday are related #
— they’re cracking down on copyrighted videos, their biggest attraction by far via Philipp Lenssen #
— the headline sums it up as “Why Bother?” #
— scientific foodies pioneering molecular gastronomy via Kottke #
— also, this video of the hidden track is insane #
— like free party lines, but without the phreaking via Delicious #
May 2, 2006
— not enough buttons on the PSP, but badass anyway via Digg #
— silly ASCII art proxy for Google Maps, with map and satellite options via O'Reilly Radar #
— with a great gallery of movie clips via The Morning News #
— old, but good; multiplayer vector illustration playground #
— epic and destroying; see My Firstborn, Daddy, and Mom’s Ring via Eyebeam #
— what, no drop shadows or rounded corners? via Eyebeam #
— great 365 Tomorrows entry on the future of music via Delicious #
— the followup pokes into individual author biases via Delicious #
— good quality Flash video with commercial breaks via Delicious #
— completely bizarre, but entertaining, form of historical activity in natural language via feeds.feedburner.com #
