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December 4, 2004
— Calacanis is calling for a Sony boycott via Anil Dash #
— one of the first newspapers to do so via Delicious #
— impressive roster organized by Marc Canter, but not everyone thinks this is a good idea #
— they buried it on their site, but here it is via Delicious #
— they managed to tunnel the Metroid DS demo, too! via Delicious #
— Ballmer got it wrong via freecherrypy.org #
— interesting visualization, but readability suffers in some cases via Delicious #
— I’d love to see an entire site dedicated to this effort via octomoto.com #
— not surprisingly, this is on the Delicious Most Popular via Delicious #
— it seems nearly impossible to stop completely via theyblinked.com #
— it’s like the Knee-Jerk Contrarian Game for pretentious critics; they take on the movies, too #
— made possible by the excellent Flickr API #
— there’s an explanation and demo on the UMass site via Slashdot #
— I like “A Canadian Christmas with David Cronenberg” via MetaFilter #
December 3, 2004
— 13 million pageviews last month #
— clever idea, but the vocals sound too karaoke via Jason Cosper #
— a blogger citizen journalist was actually on the train yesterday via unmediated.org #
— visitors to liberal blogs more likely to use non-Microsoft products #
— he calls himself a short-sighted moron #
December 2, 2004
— November was a huge month for Mefi’s growth #
— and spectacularly miss the point, in endless ways #
— they’re trying to develop an open equivalent to Second Life via Delicious #
— can Disney sue for a deconstructed Mickey Mouse image? via Delicious #
— that’s synergy, people! #
— 35 games for $2300, a lovely Christmas gift #
— very well-designed site, with an RSS feed and list of most popular games via MetaFilter #
— possibly because someone posted a link to Yahoo Groups? #
— someone else figured out who’s behind it via adampsyche #
— excellent for research, pay only for articles retrieved via Delicious #
— here’s a video demo of it via Fimoculous #
— I prefer the old interface, but I’ll get used to it via Ev Williams #
December 1, 2004
— they’re trying to create a network of torrent trackers #
— a great list, with legal MP3 downloads for each via Fimoculous #
— a stock market simulation for key words and phrases culled from Yahoo News #
November 30, 2004
— truly ugly, and forces users to choose between IE and Firefox rendering engines via Jason Cosper #
— Lost Buildings is only available to public radio supporters #
— even though the Washington Post ran the whole thing! #
— like Konfabulator widgets for your blog #
— the wallpaper tag is nice, too #
— like last year, this list will get huge; keep checking back #
November 29, 2004
— yeah, Yahoo and MSN are working on it too via feeds.feedburner.com #
— beat that, Google Answers #
— then & now photos comparing 1930s to present day via q.queso.com #
— they get 115k visitors/day, and pay $20 per review via ilx.p3r.net #
— my God, his site gets a lot of comments via Jason Cosper #
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