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March 2, 2005
— requires Quicktime to view; I want to choke these punk kids #
— their massive blog database would be dangerous in the wrong hands via Matt Haughey #
March 1, 2005
— sync iTunes libraries between two PCs or Macs via Ethan Marcotte #
— neat idea, and great feedback for any advertiser via @susanmernit #
— it’s very difficult to force a meme #
— don’t do drugs via Delicious #
— nice visualization of incoming links over time via Delicious #
— including my favorite example, music licensing in WKRP #
— “Google: Yahoo just ate your lunch” #
February 28, 2005
— a very funny misunderstanding via Andre Torrez #
— several more free Disney fonts, and a comprehensive font list via fontleech.com #
— this year’s Oscar winner for animated short; a surreal biography #
— handy bookmarklet to rewrite Scripting.com in the spirit of Google AutoLink via Delicious #
— there are many, many more, but these are some of the best #
— oh, and bundt cake; I miss EOD #
— very clever via Delicious #
— Kempa went to huge efforts to get the episode online #
February 27, 2005
— “I want to thank Warner Brothers for casting me in this piece of shit” via Delicious #
— runs on Archos, iRiver, and Gmini players via Slashdot #
February 26, 2005
— the cutting-edge of algorithmic PC demoscene art #
— you can download them here and here; let me know if these disappear and I’ll mirror them #
— so far, about 7,500 different files taking up 75 GB via Simon Carless #
— hmm, this sounds strangely familiar #
February 25, 2005
— very cute response to all the buyout rumors #
— from last year, but new to me; don’t miss the three pages of fanart depicting the murder #
— we knew about Safari yesterday, but Opera is new #
— now managed by Ask instead of Joshua #
— one of my favorite games of all time #
— great idea for using RSS 2.0 enclosures to deliver software updates via Jason Cosper #
— free album of NES videogame themes on classical piano; the Super Mario World I theme is my favorite #
— they’ll survive off of subscriptions, but will lose influence over time via Delicious #
— I agree with all of this; as much as I adore Wikipedia, broadly covering daily news is a very different beast via Delicious #
— some of the responses are classic, and scary via Delicious #
— also: Flickr’s blink tag via Delicious #
— to be fair, Dave’s site is non-commercial so he can get away with no design #
— the daily churn of fetching coffee and editing jokes for the Daily Show via Xabi #
— Yahoo and Google were the best, A9 and MSN the worst #
— he has no shortage of shelf space via Xabi #
— highlight a word, click bookmarklet, and it displays a Flickr image tagged with that word #
— this sums up my reasons for contributing, too #
— the NYT wrote about them this morning #
February 24, 2005
— it’s not even infringing material! has the world gone insane? #
— also: Mister Pants’ Harmon Leon archive and his other SF Weekly columns #
— Justice League meets Office Space mashup via Xabi #
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