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May 16, 2007
— Derek responds in the comments; Paul’s own response was brief #
— “an institutionalized form of madness, outrageous, all-consuming, and incurable” #
— people leaving in droves after community betrayal; also: Derek and Heather quietly added back to the About page as a footnote #
— the first step in Google Presentations #
May 14, 2007
— erased out of existence by the company they started via MetaFilter #
May 11, 2007
— “is that legal?” “it’s satire.” #
— American Idol for YouTube shows is a pretty decent summary of the concept #
May 8, 2007
— great analysis, but faulty data; the Twitter IDs weren’t sequential since November, making my post invalid too #
May 6, 2007
— created by the original creators and airing on Acceptable.tv, VH-1’s user-driven show by the Channel 101 guys #
May 3, 2007
— using crowdsourcing to spot Michael Jackson’s white glove for a video visualization via Kottke #
— very odd hybrid of poetry, art, and platform gaming via Nelson Minar #
May 1, 2007
— unfortunate lineup placement leads to disastrous results, foreshadowed here #
— the best of the still-thriving demoscene #
— Matt Haughey’s great new blog on becoming self-sufficient online #
April 27, 2007
— Greasemonkey script uncensors f**k, a**, and other bulls**t #
April 26, 2007
— Niem’s putting together Chris Ware papercraft, so you don’t have to via John Martz #
April 25, 2007
— hilarious PC physics fighting game built in 96k! via MetaFilter #
April 22, 2007
— this and Acrobots appear to be two new-to-me toys by the creator of Vector Park #
April 20, 2007
— don’t miss Ron Hornbaker’s comment in the thread #
April 19, 2007
— biggest changes ever; full geo database, visual redesign, switch to Yahoo IDs, and more #
April 17, 2007
— couple weeks old, but news to me; who’s next? three makes a trend via Andre Torrez #
— amazingly bad; stumbled on this from a comment on Matt Cutts’ blog #
April 16, 2007
— impromptu live performances by great bands, recorded in one long shot via stereogum.com #
April 15, 2007
— wow, I wasn’t expecting that #
April 14, 2007
— easily the cruelest and funniest Super Mario mod ever #
April 13, 2007
— all 160 on-screen deaths from the Jason series #
April 12, 2007
— a Maciej Ceglowski epic via Kottke #
— a cautionary tale about Rails from its biggest user via Simon Willison #
April 11, 2007
— it was down 16 hours, but they fixed the bug and it’s back! yay! #
— a classy guy, Justin left the HatCam in the kitchen while his buddies dubbed in a porn soundtrack #
— 6502 compatible compiler and emulator in Javascript via jwz #
April 10, 2007
— all it requires is knowing the Twitter user’s cell phone number #
— PSAs targeting kids that are too comfortable exposing their personal lives online #
April 9, 2007
— it’s too bad he’ll most often be remembered by his controversial religious strips via The Morning News #
— just like today, the office parks don’t make a memorable vista via Valleywag #
— Washington Post poses and records an experiment in art out of context via Lilly Tao #
April 7, 2007
— freaky cool hack via Jeremy Zawodny #
— Miranda July’s extremely creative website for her new book via 37signals.com #
April 6, 2007
— Google hates cilantro more than emo kids #
April 5, 2007
— Eastman sold IP rights to TMNT in 2000; I stumbled on the auction while browsing the most expensive completed comic auctions #
— amazing (and long) story of the “greatest comic book collection ever found” #
— far more than simple annotations #
April 4, 2007
— Louis Theroux’s BBC documentary on the Fred Phelps family, warning: hateful language via Flickr #
— that Matthew Baldwin guy is versatile #
April 3, 2007
— from the readme: “HACK TIL IT WORKS” #
April 2, 2007
— classy, but I think I still prefer Dogwelder’s version via Ryan Gantz #
