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July 27, 2006
— insanely popular Korean MMO comes to the states #
— some badly needed competition for Sourceforge; an example project via Slashdot #
— her three hour OSCON tutorial for “everyone who feels their Javascript skills just aren’t up to snuff” via Digg #
— a wonderful snapshot from November 1995 via Kottke #
— synchronized split-screen of both dance scenes from “Back to the Future” I and II via Andrew Chorney #
— build on Amazon’s web services, including spatial positioning based on sales and relevance via LiveJournal #
— Myspace safe for musicians again via Delicious #
July 26, 2006
— animated storyboards, but still cool via Delicious #
— seamless intercontinental flights that look like the real thing #
— deconstructed from the Digg Labs Flash files via Digg #
— a concise description of his earlier experiments, now with an official site #
— Founding Fathers, Patriots, Mr. T. Honored #
— bleh music, but I’m impressed how good Sims 2 machinima can be; more from the same author #
July 25, 2006
— they seem genuinely surprised; more background here #
— also: HelloDS voice over IP #
— the Stamen Design visualizations go live #
— hilarious; Digg’s hitting the original YayHooray thread hard via Kottke #
July 24, 2006
— the official site has samples and details on two-way collaboration; don’t miss the demo video via Boing Boing #
— very meta hack lets you play Doom on a virtual screen inside of Doom 3 via LiveJournal #
July 22, 2006
— wonderful kite imitating a GUI cursor #
July 21, 2006
July 18, 2006
— holy cow; like the gravity gun, it’s amazing how one weapon can revolutionize gameplay #
— incredible editing work via Delicious #
— “You gotta love it!” …or else via Valleywag #
— sorry, not nearly ugly enough #
July 17, 2006
— stupidity by obscurity #
— internally produced video of Hotwired’s design and redesign; a must see #
— celebrating the default day on the static iCal icon via elsewhere.subtraction.com #
— is it piracy or pseudo grassroots promotion? #
— so very awesome via coudal.com #
— NYC bicyclist steals own bike four times on video in broad daylight, and nobody flinches via beebo.org #
— an incredible story of community participation #
July 16, 2006
— the article certainly makes it sound like they don’t have a clue what to do with it #
— “What happens when you put good people in an evil place?” #
July 15, 2006
— ham radios exchanged QSL Cards to confirm two-way contacts; I love the antique and interesting cards #
— democracy isn’t pretty #
— playable art inspired by Space Invaders and woven Oriental rugs via Boing Boing #
— the design is nice, but they’re forcing bidirectional friend connections; the new Last.fm client handles all the plugins automagically #
— chess boards, keyboards and Go #
— wonderfully coherent, prescient, and distinctly Ze via George Hotelling #
— pb breaks down blog tool usage for ORblogs #
— combined with the Hotwired closure, this is too much to take; I hate you, Lycos #
— harsh, but there’s a certain beauty and elegance to this #
July 14, 2006
— star de la campagne publicitaire Switch de Macintosh #
— when was it sold? this is a sad end to one of the first great websites #
— create your own personal timeline of stories, photos and video, like this one via Delicious #
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