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November 18, 2008
— millions of high-res photos, most never published #
— very complementary with S3 #
November 17, 2008
— “Thank you, normal-sized man.” #
— it never really fit him well, though I’ll miss his e.e. cummings memos #
— no, raunchy photos don’t accidentally attach themselves to outbound email #
— I made a LazyWeb plea for this last week, and Paul Irish came through #
— part of Kokoromi’s Gamma 3D showcase of anaglyph games #
— read Tom Taylor’s entry for more information #
— a strangely obscure target for their attention, with a petition to write to the game’s publisher via buzzfeed.com #
— good writing in a nice design from Brandon Boyer, former news editor of Gamasutra #
— play it online; glancing at the charts, it looks like Buried in Shoes was the most divisive #
— looks surprisingly good, but I’m a sucker for origin stories; I even liked Enterprise #
— Tim sums up the thought-provoking Boston Globe article #
— that’s not unique people, but concurrent connections; Napster peaked at 26M users #
— related: Chasing Ghosts will finally be released on BitTorrent Showtime in December via driph.com #
— also: first-person coverage on Twitter and YouTube, like this freeway on fire and aftermath #
— best chocolate cookies ever, the Tim Tam Slam is a chocolaty revelation via Delicious #
— through a hack, it even works in IE 6 #
November 14, 2008
— from the creator of Passage #
— he thought he was killing a few bees, but ends up annihilating an entire colony via MetaFilter #
November 13, 2008
— I knew how to save, link, and change the default, but the embedding hack was new to me #
— lazyweb, please build a converter that creates folding patterns from an uploaded image #
— here’s an interview with the director #
— I won’t miss it; they hurt a lot of good people and interesting projects in the quest for pageviews via Fimoculous #
— here’s a screenshot in case it goes away #
November 12, 2008
— maybe Palin was too busy reading every newspaper to actually read a blog #
— I wish more newspapers would link to YouTube videos #
— I first linked to Brandon way back in March 2006 #
— the collective response was spontaneous and virtually identical around the world via Delicious #
— in his investigative report, he turned over four months of data-gathering to the colo, who sut them down #
— a gripping look at who foresaw and acted on the mess via Kottke #
— lovely design, this could easily be adapted to the US via infosthetics.com #
— hard to believe, but with practice, it’s possible to sprint via tigsource.com #
— the first one seems inspired by You Suck at Photoshop, no? via GameSetWatch #
— Dorothy’s slowly been categorizing all her possessions #
— this comment explains the drama between aXXo and other competing groups #
— 100,000 copies with the headline “Iraq War Ends” post-dated July 4, 2009 #
November 11, 2008
— “this is where things in Cloverfield happen okay” via Delicious #
— brilliant use of search data; get a flu shot before it gets to your state! via @googleblog #
— if “Sort by Date” appears to be missing, check your ad blocker #
— after two years of filming, he sold all his equipment on the same forum #
— classic documentary with music by DJ Shadow #
— written in the first person, more than 38,000 people have followed its adventure via Delicious #
November 10, 2008
— a must-read with a sad ending via Kottke #
— I’m testing it out by throwing some Japanese blogs into a special non-English group #
— the Android phone executes all typed text, so don’t text “rm -rf /” to a friend #
— built on App Engine with CC-licensed photos on Flickr, with clever YouTube interstitials via Google Blogoscoped #
— for example, see Barack Obama or Star Wars Kid; I need a Greasemonkey script to pull this into Wikipedia proper #
