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April 29, 2005
— animated GIF of every step of the contruction of a new CSS-based blog design via Delicious #
— perfect Friday Flash fun via The Morning News #
April 28, 2005
— if you’re not seeing it, here’s a screenshot #
— anyone sharing even one copy of an unreleased film, software program, or music file could be sentenced to up to three years in prison via Slashdot #
— if you’re so inclined, Ars Technica has a massive 20-page Tiger review #
— questionable timing on Tiger Direct’s part #
— 274 remixes, but none of them as good as The Ghost That Feeds via filmrot.com #
— they cited copyright infringement against the Carnegie Mellon student #
— a well-executed MP3 blog aggregator via Delicious #
— this is a steal; the list of 10 winning games is in the Jan 23 news update #
— transferred from mix tapes into MP3 format for download via Delicious #
— some of these are outstanding via Flickr #
— creating passionate users with small personal touches via Matt Haughey #
April 27, 2005
— a strange tune that appears in Nintendo games from 1992 on, with MP3s and a backstory via Delicious #
— hilarious; I bet they’re removed by tomorrow via lablogs.com #
— submit audio files online, they review and play them on AM radio via downhillbattle.org #
— silliest Flickr pool ever; the original image via Paul Bausch #
April 26, 2005
— following WaPo’s 1024px redesign, but both only have ads in the right-hand area via Todd Dominey #
— expanding on Andre’s original thoughts #
— I’m still waiting for Disneyland in Half-Life 2 #
— she also moved her Blogspot blog to her own domain #
— creative, retro, and obscure; I love this kind of thing #
— technically illegal, or is it? via Hackaday #
— JWZ runs the numbers via Delicious #
— 45 MB of goodness via Fimoculous #
— extremely offensive; don’t shoot the messenger via monkeyfilter.com #
— shocking! via Delicious #
April 25, 2005
— they make reference to a costly settlement via Delicious #
— including new issues of Acme Novelty Library! via Delicious #
— looks like photos of every artwork via Simon Carless #
— as a percentage of their print circulation, Christian Science Monitor is the most blog-friendly via Kottke #
— for someone so brilliant at information design, the design of the forums is lacking; whoops, this was from 2004 #
— too good to be true, but I’m hoping via Delicious #
— turn any Greasemonkey script into a standalone Firefox extension #
April 23, 2005
— an entire terrorist black plague scenario, with experts, eyewitnesses, and reporters in the field #
— and a lovely collection of bottlecaps; or buy the tapes and caps on eBay via Ethan Marcotte #
April 22, 2005
— algorithmically chooses the worst possible bricks as you play #
— someone please do this via Delicious #
— wonderful game based on Google Images collages via Delicious #
— explosive headline, but these draconian lawmakers are in the industry’s pocket and they need to be stopped via Delicious #
— he hates the Eagles, so he can’t be all bad; original Times UK article from 1996 #
— plus, a much better split-screen mode via damnedmachines.com #
— “we obtained your personal data without consent, now give us $4,500 or we’ll sue you!” #
— convert Amazon’s MP3 links to direct downloads via Delicious #
— things are getting exciting again; also, I’m honored Upcoming.org made the short list of highlighted examples #
April 21, 2005
— one of the best, but hardest, games they ever made via Simon Carless #
— a small collection of “last post” messages written by fed-up project maintainers via Simon Carless #
— brilliant and funny, especially the ending #
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