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July 2, 2004
— is he complaining about the reviews or the music? via Anil Dash #
— the Japanese homepage for the product via Magnetbox #
— tricking users into executing malicious code with fake games and captchas via Simon Willison #
— a tragic end to an excellent actor #
— limited by the 10MB attachment limit, though via Delicious #
— classic music videos converted to text and MIDI #
— I always wondered why certs were so expensive via Jason Cosper #
July 1, 2004
— amazing Dreamcast emulator gets even better #
— possibly the best game ever released for the PS2 #
— nicely preserved mining town from the late 1800s #
— finally, we’ll have good L.A. events on Upcoming.org via Boing Boing #
— deliver daily search results from Google Groups by e-mail #
— as read by George W. Bush on 9/11 via Glassdog #
— this should still allow sites like Gmail Swap #
— the guys are generally scared of the women via Slashdot #
— list is too pundit-heavy, so I nominated five of my favs in the comments #
— correction: it’s terrible quality, by any standard #
— including the best one of all time, Bushgame.com via Slashdot #
— stimulates the vagus nerve to permanently stop hiccups #
— how a software application brought political satire to the masses #
— despite this, the telesync was released yesterday via Mike Elgan #
— finally, a well-rounded sport via Ethan Marcotte #
— 3D modeling the mundane and the ordinary #
— some require Safari to run, though via Kottke #
— these are so very good, thanks Leonard #
June 30, 2004
— it’s a low-quality video, which may encourage more people to pay for it #
— click the numbers in order, as fast as you can #
— eDonkey and BitTorrent are gaining #
— screenshots and marquee slideshow from the original arcade games #
— highly dangerous, but the animations are stunning #
— the first half, in case you missed it #
— he claims that Orkut borrowed the code from a company they co-founded #
— more inexplicable Flash toys via Delicious #
— excellent and fun animated guide to color theory via Delicious #
— they’re fighting companies using their unfair patents to sue via Kottke #
June 29, 2004
— Drew found a biased error in the transcript #
— much faster than JSP via Simon Willison #
— big headlines are a reaction to the tiny type trend via Delicious #
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