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June 9, 2008
— holding up surprisingly well, better than refreshing MacRumors or Engadget #
June 6, 2008
— some good comments about the ethics of griefing in the comments #
— Pentagram did nice work, though the buttons seem a bit too low contrast via Delicious #
— hard to believe it’s real, but multiple confirmations that it’s aired on TV via GameSetWatch #
June 5, 2008
— impossible to tell which were paid placement, but this is an impressive list #
— great post about the Washington Post being held back by their print editions and mindset via Matt Haughey #
— starts at about 1:10; best remix ever #
— it built a child, and the child built a grandchild; more on the project via Boing Boing #
— 360 users are most hardcore, playing an average 2.7 hours daily, but everyone else is close #
— the most elaborate models available so far #
June 4, 2008
— he insists the post-Rapture email service is real, and their blog backs up the claim #
— for everyone wondering why many wait to commit, this is some great context #
— they use Roman, Arabic, Greek, or Cyrillic letters resembling the Japanese characters #
— smells like desperation #
— some great quotes from big names, but only scratches the surface; also, I hope they fix the broken MP3 links #
June 3, 2008
— for creators only, not commenters; they also upped the video limit to 1024MB, but still only ten minutes #
— a photo blog featuring huge imagery from the news wire #
— they’re getting quite a bit of mileage out of this shoot #
— taking Chicago Crime to the next level #
June 2, 2008
— also, wouldn’t it be great if every major tech company had a blogging ombudsman? via MetaFilter #
— distracting from the “hit escape” text is surprisingly effective #
— classic novels in Powerpoint form, courtesy of the NZ Book Council via Delicious #
— great article, but no link to the site? #
— they’re accused of uploading pre-release albums #
June 1, 2008
— true, heartbreaking stories from the China quake in comic form via MetaFilter #
