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May 18, 2006
— “a piece of San Francisco healing around now-gone railroad tracks” via Kottke #
— apparently, Half-Life 2 gave the entire gaming industry crabs via GameSetWatch #
— you couldn’t pick a cooler group of people to work with, aside from maybe Upcoming #
— outstanding recursive photo mosaic browser via MetaFilter #
— I’ve been obsessed with the Kleptones’ 24 Hours album lately; try Sixteen Sisters for a taste #
— okay, I’m slightly obsessed #
— incredible argument for self-publishing online via Delicious #
— Guitar Hero clone for the PC, still in development #
May 17, 2006
— note that Typepad and Classmates are the only ones charging #
— I predict two years before there’s a scifi time travel movie with 9/11 as the backdrop #
— yay! I want my next child to have a prehensile tail and wings via MetaFilter #
May 16, 2006
— MP3 bloggers isolate parts of songs that made them feel #
— OCD commuter collects a year’s worth of traffic data during his daily commute #
— absolute and adjusted for inflation; is it any surprise the Neo-Geo and 3DO flopped? #
— wow, the new Scrumjax Organizr is neat; no more Flash! #
— also, it looks like they’re changing the size of the left-hand navigation links based on your own personal activity #
— a YouTube clone with a focus on local video via techcrunch.com #
— the new black MacBooks cost $150 more than identical white ones with an upgraded hard drive #
May 15, 2006
— I’ll believe it when I see it #
— everyone bolted for the Wii, including me #
— when Gene gets liquored up, things get interesting #
— missed this while I was out of town via Delicious #
May 14, 2006
— with memories and maps of the convention floor circa 1995 #
— scrolling tablature and speed control using the Guitar Hero disc via GameSetWatch #
May 11, 2006
— nuts, they should’ve added the gloating dog #
May 10, 2006
— I predict Jason Scott will be crowned a saint of the Internet era #
— pong with fluid dynamic via Delicious #
— writing interactive fiction with natural language #
— stop toying with my emotions, people via Delicious #
— compare frequency of particular search terms over time, but without exposing actual numbers via @googleblog #
— new nav, new search, and a redesigned Organizr #
May 9, 2006
— tracking the daily loves and hates of the blogosphere #
— he used the same phrase to describe his new CIA director nominee as he did two years ago with Goss #
— “he appears to be some sort of man…” via youtube.com #
— great sound quality, great set #
— I’m attending Friday, and I’ll post my yearly roundup of great underdogs #
May 8, 2006
— no word on the DRM scheme yet via commontimes.org #
— my current host and the old host for Upcoming, now one happy family via Delicious #
— yes! I was hoping someone would reverse the reversed video via themewl.com #
— looks strikingly like the VRML cybermalls of the 1990s, but P2P and cross-platform are both good via feeds.feedburner.com #
— E3-specific niche news aggregator via MetaFilter #
— simply go to Cameroon and walk barefoot in the toilets of the local residents, and pray you don’t catch dengue via Kottke #
— the controller is aware of position, velocity, and tilt via Slashdot #
— sure, but can they smell the difference between letterbox and pan-and-scan? via museumofhoaxes.com #
— now, kiss and make up #
May 7, 2006
— if you can spare an E3 pass or two for Friday only, GET IN TOUCH #
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