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August 24, 2004
"I found a digital camera in the woods" — like the Internet's version of the Blair Witch Project (via) #
Typewriter mod that sends e-mail — with detailed photos (via) #
Video: "Planet of the Apes" as a Twilight Zone episode — brilliant fan re-edit (via) #
Tricks of the Trade — great list of trade secrets, more on Mefi (via) #
Simoniker's last post on Slashdot Games — Simon Carless was the best editor of the best section of Slashdot #
How to make your own red-blue 3-D photos — the JPL tutorial is nice, too (via) #
August 23, 2004
Windows worm accesses webcams and microphones — not the first Trojan with a voyeur angle (via) #
NYT on the Trey Parker and Matt Stone's "Team America: World Police" — new marionette movie, with political themes and graphic puppet sex (via) #
Lycos launches Discussion Search — searches mish-mash of message boards, discussion lists, and blogs (via) #
Technorati gets $6.5 million in funding — Socialtext, too; it's the New Boom! (via) #
Banner Report, gallery of 15,000+ ad banners — Wired covered the site today (via) #
How to Be Rich and Famous — endlessly ridiculous comments, because of this (via) #
Halo 2's viral marketing campaign goes meatspace — massive real-life mystery event all over the map #
The Seven Deadly Harveys — the sins of Harvey Comics #
August 22, 2004
Taking a Closer Look at the War Medals of George W. Bush  #
MP3: Usher's "Dot Com" — horrible web-themed track, read the lyrics (via) #
August 21, 2004
Wheat allergy keeps 8-year-old girl out of heaven — the Catholic Church says her first Communion was invalid #
August 20, 2004
Isometric pixel map of Washington D.C. (via) #
Dick van Dyke is a professional CG animator — who knew? (via) #
21% of people who hate their lives use Livejournal (via) #
Mozilla.org's redesigned beta site — Steven has more info about the redesign (via) #
Real's "Freedom of Choice" print ad — note the fine print #
BugMeNot is back! — their new host is much more sympathetic to the cause #
Browse Happy, the anti-IE switch campaign — IMO, Firefox is the best of the bunch (via) #
From the Ground — a guy is blogging his walk from Nebraska to the East Coast (via) #
Flash: The Invisibility Game — don't miss the ending to level 12 (via) #
Movie: Red vs Blue's primer on Real Life vs the Internet — funniest thing I've seen all month, from these guys (via) #
FoxyTunes, control your media player from Firefox — Mac support is in development (via) #
Surowiecki on the Google IPO — Wall Street retaliated from being removed from the process (via) #
Video: Interviews from FanimeCon 2004 — courtesy of Kwoon, an online Kung Fu series #
Cute… and Evil! — Glassdog on Six Apart conspiracy theories #
Radio Userland adds Atom support — very surprising; now Blogger should add RSS support (via) #
Detachable phonecam lenses — makes it possible to shoot good photos with crappy phonecams #
Time Travel Mutual Fund threatens Museum of Hoaxes — I'm upgrading them from "hoax" to "scam" #
Build your own hoverboard — here are some design ideas (via) #
Closeup prop photos from Back to the Future trilogy — note the "Queen Diana" detail on the USA Today #
Vaporized alcohol comes to Manhattan bars — order yours today for only $2995 (via) #
August 19, 2004
Mister Donut desktop wallpaper — the commercials are pretty damn cute, too #
Google Search: "hypertext links to this site, you must contact" — more stupid linking policies (via) #
Video: "The Life Aquatic" trailer — new Wes Anderson movie starring Bill Murray (via) #
Fox News billboard gets Photoshopped — worthy of the BLF #
Inquiry leads to Google Zeitgeist's removal of OS stats  #
Khoi Vinh's outstanding redesign contest mockups — his own site is amazing, highly recommended (via) #
MP3: NES-style cover of Michael Jackson's "Thriller" — using the Konami VRC6 sound chip extensions for the NES (via) #
Queso's review of his Dropcash campaign — he raised $450 in 13 hours, thanks to Metafilter #
Broadband users now the majority in the U.S. — 63 million broadband vs. 61 million jealous dial-up users (via) #
Cringely's advice for the newly public Google  #
IPTA's great summary of the Grokster ruling — Corante rounds up all the discussion #
Cory Doctorow on the EFF's historic Grokster win — P2P developers aren't liable for copyright infringement on their networks #
Brad Choate joins Six Apart — they're hiring too many smart, clever people #
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