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October 29, 2008
— more photos of little food people, though Cascadian Farms is removing them on their packaging redesign #
— if the interface is this flaky, can you imagine what the data store and security look like? #
— the individual stories are just brilliant #
October 28, 2008
— the real game even reproduces NES flaws like flickering and framerate issues via Delicious #
— the first national newspaper to drop the “paper,” and not the last #
— this is masterfully done via Boing Boing #
— 22,000 reviews back to 1924; they’re on a tear lately #
— oddly, announced at the same time as the Whitewash tech demo in Unity #
— people swearing on Twitter via Daring Fireball #
— reading the terms, I still don’t think publishers should be able to stop people previewing their books; here’s their side via Nelson Minar #
October 27, 2008
— “because a lot of kids out there think this is actually the way you play guitar” via Hackaday #
— 22,000 videos, embeddable and streaming; someone should mash the API with the 120 Minutes Playlists archive via Fimoculous #
— it seems like all news is political these days #
— if you haven’t tried it, you’re really missing out #
— 140 participants, one take via electrolicious.com #
— I love the individual apartment listings; another great Rails Rumble entry #
— handy microsite, entry in the Rails Rumble 2008 #
— some great comments, though the reverse-chronological order drives me insane #
— if you’ve played the game, you’ll recognize the movements immediately; Jordan’s posting his old development diary online via Tom Armitage #
— rethinking the meanings of “friend,” “attending,” and “maybe” via serialconsign.com #
— taking advantage of Google Spreadsheets’ XML import methods; related: web service to normalize candidate names #
— Obama moves vertically, McCain horizontally, and Bush a mix of both via Boing Boing #
— Robert finds it flattering, but it’s bad form to turn this into this without credit #
— test it out on Suggestly #
— built on top of SwitchProxy #
— art imitates life; the display was created by Perceptive Pixel via Mike Migurski #
— extremely silly use of augmented reality gone mainstream via @proto-geo #
— created by fans to “subvert the corporate firewalls”; Windows only, sadly #
— free download, adorable; also, Street View’s coming any day now via techmeme.com #
— awesome hack lets you deliver custom fonts on the web without Flash; works on the iPhone, too via Delicious #
October 25, 2008
— in YouTube comments, just list any time and it’s automatically linked #
— silly little Flash game from Double Fine, creators of Psychonauts via Jay Is Games #
— I love when the Gray Lady comments on Internet memes via Fimoculous #
— turning “Yes, We Can” into “Yes, We Did” #
October 24, 2008
— 2.4GB partial snapshot reviewed for offline use by schools via lifehacker.com.au #
— my $2 was well-spent; be warned he’s a bit backed up #
— beautiful work from the Infochimps guys via Kottke #
— left-leaning blogs only found it newsworthy when discredited #
— Friday procrastination fodder #
— the sensors recognize and give extra points for “intense brute force” via Indie Games+ #
— reuniting the friends that created the short film that launched a nationwide catchphrase #
— the rest of her Tenori-On covers are great, too via tomorrowmuseum.com #
— generates a unique avatar from your name; Philipp Lennsen’s entry in the 24-Hour Application Challenge #
— exorbitant AACS fees make small runs impossible, doubling budgets for broken copy protection #
— gorgeous type experiment made from photos of electrical cable lines #
— the film’s finally done, and much of the raw footage is available for remixing #
October 23, 2008
— some good suggestions in the comments, along with some idiotic strawmen #
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