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December 6, 2008
— let’s see Amazon try forcing these 60 lines of Javascript offline #
December 5, 2008
— meticulously compiled with a razor, steady hand, and plenty of patience via Snarkmarket #
— what right does Amazon have to control how we browse their site? are they going after Greasemonkey next? #
— they’re selling RSA key fobs to secure accounts #
— just buy the camera, already #
— my god, even the TV Guide is in real-time #
— don’t get addicted to brain crack via Eliot Phillips #
— I didn’t realize anyone had shot video! here’s the backstory of the benefit show #
December 4, 2008
— hilarious entries in the comments, including Veerle and Cameron Moll #
— works flawlessly; related: their lessons learned building a site for the iPhone #
— some sound Monday morning quarterbacking from its former cofounder #
— she provided voices for the 1997 game Medieval Madness #
December 3, 2008
— the small but dedicated community’s shattered by the news via Delicious #
— he finds that the beat variance seems to predict future market volatility via paul.kedrosky.com #
— this comment sums it up nicely #
— only the first 3.5 minutes, sadly via Laughing Squid #
— starring John C. Reilly, Neil Patrick Harris, Andy Richter, Maya Rudolph, and Jack Black as Jesus #
— 150 current submissions, including pens, old sneakers, plants, and the inevitable naked guy reflected in a Macbook #
— a truly harebrained idea, since SnapTell does the same thing instantly using image similarity for all CDs, DVDs, books, and games #
— the gaming world is about to revisit all the lessons Web 2.0 already learned, from Friendster to Facebook #
December 2, 2008
— they’ll be representative of video content instead of cleavage shots designed to drive click traffic #
— the best way to drive mass adoption, since it’s such a difficult concept to understand otherwise #
— also, it supports built-in parallel processing on EC2 #
— similar Greasemonkey scripts exist for Rotten Tomatoes and IMDB via torrentfreak.com #
— very exciting release, though iPod touch/iPhone aren’t supported just yet #
— the local Portland chain isn’t even involved in the dispute #
— a dramatic retelling of “the largest multivendor patch in the history of the Internet” #
— insanely dramatic life-and-death scenarios, including a solo childbirth and near-death choking via beebo.org #
December 1, 2008
— an exploratory Flash game/poem with levels based on sites like Metafilter and Fark #
— spreadsheet manipulation built on the underrated DabbleDB; don’t miss the demo via Delicious #
— it was CC-licensed, but attribution in the credits costs money, so he signed a release instead #
— unlike most acquirees, they thoughtfully built an exporter tool #
— here’s a completed auction for the same postcard #
— if graffiti can cause more crime, can the ugliness of a message board create more trolling? #
— a narwhal reference, too; full episode’s on Hulu #
— meatier articles bookmarked by Instapaper users; related: the toread tag on delicious #
— small decisions like these, made quickly in a time of transition, are inspiring #
