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February 24, 2005
— and much cheaper than the real thing via cheesedip.com #
— patient zero of the SEO plague #
— I’ve been hearing these rumblings, as well #
— some creative queries with the Google’s new movie support #
February 23, 2005
— though they haven’t started crawling Upcoming.org’s iCal feeds yet via @susanmernit #
— wow, I came about *this* close to posting the whole thing for free download last month via MetaFilter #
— pipes spewing water non-stop for three months forms a 132-foot tall sculpture via Xabi #
— I can’t get enough blogger navel-gazing #
— but no music because of copyright laws via askbjoernhansen.com #
— two strangers later found each other through the site and fell in love via Kottke #
— now if only the iPod supported Bluetooth without an adapter #
— not a category killer, yet, but some very handy uses #
— secure, cross-platform file sharing, screen sharing, and chat for private groups via joi.ito.com #
— freeware utility for Win2k/XP via Xabi #
— Trudeau’s covering the topic all week #
— from the Found Objects group on Livejournal #
— very weird context for the illustration #
— the only review less than 4 stars via The Morning News #
February 22, 2005
— time to start using ipchicken.com via Delicious #
— weak security question, but also a weak security system via Delicious #
— this could work well with Upcoming.org feeds via Delicious #
— a neat little utility via onethreeone.com #
— 500+ comic book covers featuring gorillas via MetaFilter #
— well, there goes the best pseudo-legal source of DRM-free music online via zeropaid.com #
— if you like these, please pre-order The Complete Calvin & Hobbes via Xabi #
— Jason quit his day job and will rely on donations to support himself; I donated #
— sweet, delicious torture #
February 21, 2005
— from meme to t-shirt in 24 hours via Delicious #
— Kottke calls it “like Flickr for video clips” via Kottke #
— the man who coined the term “weblog” is back after a long hiatus #
— sums up the history of the supposedly Palestinian P2P software that formally declared war on the RIAA and MPAA #
— convenient clips of the best TV every week via Fimoculous #
— a sensible alternative to paving the Earth #
— what happens when games start reminiscing about your ex? #
— brand new book on copyright idiocy and sampling culture, CC licensed and available for free download! via freecherrypy.org #
— all artists will now appear in iTunes, among others via Delicious #
— outstanding trailer for a CC-licensed documentary on sampling culture via Delicious #
February 20, 2005
— in other words, web apps doing neat stuff without leaving the page via Jeff Veen #
— with a roundup of other prominent blog quitters via Simon Carless #
— very sad end to a literary great #
— Foley responds, but he still has no right to the trademarks #
— if you haven’t been upgraded yet, get in the priority queue #
— the numbers and notes were confirmed authentic by Drudge and others #
— with obligatory Adam Curry reference #
— he was one of the first to predict its current challenges #
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