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November 16, 2005
— five years after You’ve Got Blog; a warm and wonderful congrats, you two via Tom Coates #
— the contestants weren’t well-versed in Internet memes #
— one take music video for a good song, with very good timing via Pete Ashton #
November 15, 2005
— reviews are coming in; an excellent chance to play wonderful games created by a single passionate author #
— what, no Grim Fandango? #
— get your own Del.icio.us clone for $499, cheap! #
— for real, this time via Battelle Media #
— this year’s IF Comp winners should be announced tomorrow via Slashdot #
— good move! I complained about their API charges back in 2003 via Slashdot #
November 14, 2005
— Alan rounds up the merchandising from Peter Jackson’s Kong #
— 3,400 hours of ad-supported video via Delicious #
— from the Season 2 blooper reel, but very relevant #
— also, they have a “Tags Team” #
— free, gorgeous web stats package, with site overlays; so that’s why they bought Urchin #
November 12, 2005
— Peter Molyneux’s new RPG has a built-in machinima engine with export options #
— sometimes I doubt your commitment to Sparkle Motion #
November 11, 2005
— officially, this time; I hate Fox via MetaFilter #
— comparing cross-posting between Slashdot and Digg, with a running tally via Digg #
— nicely handled without an angry mob, giving them the chance to fix it and respond #
— like an anonymous, lo-fi version of Ask Metafilter #
November 10, 2005
— ok, misread this story; he doesn’t see a long career in gaming #
— nope, not sick of katamari yet #
— isn’t the whole idea of this contrary to the moral of A Charlie Brown Christmas? via Boing Boing #
November 9, 2005
— Jon Aquino’s genericized Craig’s List, cloneable for any city via ReadWriteWeb #
— interesting precedent in a defamation case #
— Winer has the full text of Gates’ and Ozzie’s e-mails #
— it may be flamebait, but at least it’s entertaining #
November 8, 2005
— pretty amazing, especially considering the timeframe via Digg #
— using Flash filters and transforms to make a new look and feel via Digg #
November 7, 2005
— Chris Anderson updates his media stats #
— the final chapter in the settlement, if not for the ongoing aftermath #
— Linux virtual filesystem that ties to Flickr for grabbing and posting photos via Jeremy Zawodny #
— the school’s reaction is puzzling; shouldn’t they be grateful the information spread so quickly? #
— the next version will attempt multiplayer via Digg #
— a Chinese 43things clone; this goal made me laugh #
November 6, 2005
— like Flickr, the ability to filter website by usage rights is wonderful #
— I’ll let him link to it, since it’s explicit NSFW #
— whoa, with a mention of Upcoming #
November 5, 2005
— some serious nostalgia, mining the early web for memes and culture #
— the first one is brilliant, but they’re all good #
November 4, 2005
— the Malevole text generator slips into production #
— with translated excerpts from her blog #
— nice homage, but the original is much better; judge for yourself via pitchforkmedia.com #
November 3, 2005
— sounds like a natural extension of the buyout via MetaFilter #
— for me, the geocoding platform is just as important as the new maps UI via Delicious #
— with support for user-created plugins via Jeremy Zawodny #
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