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July 16, 2004
— Charles Dodgson’s the precursor to Wonderland via Delicious #
— BugMeNot is just routing around damage via David Ely #
— learn Unix without a commitment via Delicious #
— as taken from his public statements, but one’s missing via Kottke #
— I’m with Sippey, this seems like an unusual buy via sippey.com #
— problems with creating virtual worlds like Habitat, There, and Second Life via Nelson Minar #
July 15, 2004
— using trusted networks, why not? #
— sell for $80 million, buy back at $2 million, sell again for $70 million #
— never forget via memewatch.com #
— neat visualization for any uploaded MIDI file via MetaFilter #
— some interesting thoughts #
— oddball album from 1990 for download via adampsyche #
— for simply linking to the video website; will they go after Google next? via techlawadvisor.com #
— two great companies working together #
July 14, 2004
— I don’t what the movie’s about, but I like it #
— the infamous restroom made of one-way glass #
— official street date is August 5 #
— the teens were busted by a friend watching the cam in Kentucky via Mike Elgan #
— gorgeous compilation of indie neo-folk, listen here #
— a tragic (and cinematic) story of survival via Nelson Minar #
— only for approved sellers, though via George Hotelling #
— comic superheroes in the style of Stor Trooper avatars via sharpeworld.com #
— or by media type (audio, video, text) or collection name (feature films, etree) #
— or: “why nytimes.com results will never show up in Google” #
— and Mena steps down as CEO #
— on my birthday, she watched Sonny & Cher’s “Good Times” #
— on my birthday, he watched Robert Altman’s “Nashville” #
July 13, 2004
— new, powerful, and supports many commercial games #
— the game community is endlessly creative #
— spammers can spoof referers, but most probably don’t #
— some great ideas here #
— use PHP and mod_rewrite to redirect hotlinks to a targeted page via Delicious #
— it’s one of the few legal MAME ROMs via Slashdot #
— where’s the Submissive Ken doll? via MetaFilter #
— Jay entered it in the MovableType 3.0 plugin contest via mike.steinbaugh.com #
— their foray into the online photo management and storage market #