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June 21, 2004
— art project that searches Google Images for text found in closed captioning via futurismic.com #
— if you think this is cool, you’re a nerd #
— someone is researching your background! #
— the default template is clean and simple via Delicious #
— see also: Conspiracy’s Addict software and Moppi’s Demopaja #
— first manned private space flight #
— works in IE, Netscape and Moz via Nelson Minar #
— download new torrents with your TV remote control #
— I’m hosting the video on my BitTorrent tracker #
— the tabloids of the 18th and 19th centuries via Things Magazine #
June 20, 2004
— Aaron breaks coverage of one recent story down #
— Will Wright, Jordan Mechner and Rand Miller talk about graphics history and future via Game Tab #
— in these gyrospheres, we wear full cybersuits #
— Moore wisely hired outside fact checkers via @ponderance #
— this makes me want to cry #
— we’re using Horizon, which also smells funny #
June 19, 2004
— I missed this because it launched the day my son was born via Delicious #
— play it on a Moebius strip via Slashdot #
— I saw The Like play last year and was impressed #
June 18, 2004
— it’s the best thing I’ve read all month, try the HTML or MP3 versions #
— everyone’s favorite font blog temporarily moved to a new domain #
— turns rails and curbs into faceplants via snarkout.org #
— every phrase from every major speech, chopped up and searchable via Delicious #
— 57MB Quicktime documentary of 2nd Annual Stryper Expo via MetaFilter #
— but sometimes they slash human flesh via b3ta #
— ditch the ads, guest sidebar, and filter out posts by author or keyword via Glassdog #
— bastards are sending garbage CDs sold in remainder bins via John Walkenbach #
— that explains the Doom 3 delays #
— and he’s following through with his promise via Ben Hammersley #
— The Terminal movie is loosely based on his story #
— Jane’s going to have to pick one up #
— explicit categorization is not very useful, it should analyze my site content instead #
June 17, 2004
— exports to Flash via abstractdynamics.org #
— yet another Yeti game #
— Wired, Real Simple, and Economist top the list via adrants.com #
— I don’t use IE, but I’ll try the desktop search via Anil Dash #
— or “0-click shopping,” as Erik calls it via erikbenson.com #
— I’m with Matt, this isn’t front page news #
— fans of both camps are annoyed #
— top speeds of common Hollywood moving hazards via Delicious #
— with vintage photos and typography via Things Magazine #
— it took three random Garfield panels for a Zen reading experience via Delicious #
— Scarabic’s answer is a bit too detailed via Graham Leuschke #
— he includes transcripts of his chats, some background on the story #
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