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July 14, 2004

Internet Archive's RSS feed of all new additions

— or by media type (audio, video, text) or collection name (feature films, etree) #

Metafilter turns 5 today

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Wired on NYT's poor web archiving policies

— or: “why nytimes.com results will never show up in Google” #

Andrew Anker joins Six Apart

— and Mena steps down as CEO #

Tibetan mandalas, drawn by fifth-graders

— don’t miss Nick’s inspired description via wherethreadscomeloose.com #

The history of Tired.com

via feeds.feedburner.com #

Julie Fidler's transcribed teen diaries from the 1970s

— on my birthday, she watched Sonny & Cher’s “Good Times” #

Jimmy Carter's diaries of daily minutiae

— on my birthday, he watched Robert Altman’s “Nashville” #

Why Is Antifreeze So Delicious?

via The Morning News #
July 13, 2004

Cassini, the open-source Sega Saturn emulator

— new, powerful, and supports many commercial games #

Wizard of Oz world for Second Life

— the game community is endlessly creative #

Blocking MT comment spam with mod_rewrite

— spammers can spoof referers, but most probably don’t #

Google Predictions

— some great ideas here #

PHP 5.0.0 released

via Simon Willison #

Smarter Image Hotlinking Prevention

— use PHP and mod_rewrite to redirect hotlinks to a targeted page via Delicious #

BBC on Poly Play, the Cold War-era German arcade machine

— it’s one of the few legal MAME ROMs via Slashdot #

S&M Barbie

— where’s the Submissive Ken doll? via MetaFilter #

Sony to unveil Playstation 2 (sic) next May

— whoops via Octopus Dropkick #

MT-Blacklist v2.0 coming soon

— Jay entered it in the MovableType 3.0 plugin contest via mike.steinbaugh.com #

Google acquires Picasa

— their foray into the online photo management and storage market #

Sony shows wireless multiplayer, Talkman translation software

— 16 person ad-hoc LAN play via Slashdot #

Bitoogle, the BitTorrent search engine

— public trackers aren’t safe, but here you go via Delicious #

Flash: They Might Be Giants' "Experimental Film"

— created by the Homestar Runner guys #

Video Game Breaks & Sound Effects Volumes 1 & 2

via weblogs.variety.com #

Register debunks the "1 in 4" movie downloader stat

— huge problems with the study, and some good international stats #
July 12, 2004

Big list of MP3 musicblogs

— use these links with Alf’s MP3-to-M3U playlist bookmarklet #

Porno 8-Tracks

— the audio companion to Custer’s Revenge via sixdifferentways.com #

Word Clock

— clockbar that displays the time in plaintext via Gizmodo #

Passing Gmail's 1GB limit

via Graham Leuschke #

All Music Guide redesign is live

— oy vey, read my critique #

National Lampoon's "Emergency Fathering"

— from June 1979 via lowculture.com #

Gawker Media traffic stats

— Fleshbot is doing very well via Anil Dash #

Insane comic book collection for sale on eBay

— Superman #1, Batman #1, and almost every Silver Age comic ever published via progressiveruin.com #

Michael Moore publishing his sources for Fahrenheit 9/11

— I’m sure that will satisfy all his critics via Ryan Gantz #

Delaware stoner gets lost in Connecticut

— Dreamworks to option the movie rights via adampsyche #

Profile of Williams Street and the success of the Cartoon Network's Adult Swim

via David Ely #

The Man with the Head of Saturn

— “worst. transportation device. ever.” #

Playstation 3, new Nintendo set to debut at E3 2005

— related: Xbox 2 may be announced in September via Slashdot #

Everything I Learned at MIT

— insane course notes from four years of study via Delicious #

Flipped off by the President

— the photo isn’t very clear, but it’s a good story via Anil Dash #

NYT's amazing profile on the modern graphic novel

— with audio commentary by Spiegelman, Seth, Sacco, Chester Brown, and Chris Ware via @brillbuilding #

Wired on Friendster's "Anchorman" campaign

— with a quote from yours truly #
July 10, 2004

Nintendo Breakz, Volume 1

— 40 short remixes of original Nintendo soundtracks via the-inbetween.com #

Gwyneth Paltrow's spotted back

— ancient Chinese hickeys via bestweekever.vh1.com #

Googlebot indexing unlinked URLs

— like about, contact, and stats? #

Mozilla gains on Internet Explorer's market share

— 1% ain’t much, but it’s something via Slashdot #

Pocketster, turn your iPod into a wireless file-swapping jukebox

— requires a PDA with a host USB port via theregister.co.uk #

Homebrew Game & Watch-style games

— for the new PDRoms competition #
July 9, 2004

Oddpost bought by Yahoo

— Yahoo responds to Google’s Gmail via Ev Williams #

Google Pagerank plugin for Firefox

— unlike PRGoogleBar, doesn’t rely on an outside server #
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