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June 6, 2004
— inspired by damask weaves via Delicious #
— read about Andrew in Gary Wolf’s Wired book #
— an interview with Public Enemy’s Chuck D and Hank Shocklee via Creative Commons #
— people are getting worked up about it, for some reason #
— face him off against the Bush action figure #
— variations of the e-mail are all over the web via Philipp Lenssen #
— network play is in the works via Delicious #
— don’t miss Anil’s excellent rebuttal #
June 5, 2004
— mmm, boils via Brett O'Connor #
— with a great web services API via Delicious #
— this virtual island sold for US$900 via futurismic.com #
— biometric DRM for music is a truly awful idea via Octopus Dropkick #
June 4, 2004
— the modern equivalent of Chase the Chuckwagon for the 2600 #
— the contest has revealed the deepest secrets of the SEO scumbags #
— he went on to spell the word correctly and take second place #
— with a heroic .247 blood-alcohol level via Brett O'Connor #
— reminds me of Mat’s similar story in SF via Matt Jacobs #
— Coudal’s research shows it’s likely a coincidence #
— voices were synthesized, video was machinima #
— they removed 2.4 million DNA bases via Delicious #
— Jon Abrams is just a mascot now via socialsoftware.weblogsinc.com #
— bypass obnoxious web registrations with one click via philringnalda.com #
— he’s on their strange blog list #
— more obsessive and obscure list making via sixdifferentways.com #
— starring Donald Trump and a cameo by Bill #
— nearly every episode, of varying quality via Delicious #
— we’ll be seeing these in the U.S. soon, I’m sure via Boing Boing #
June 3, 2004
— in other news: world rejoices #
— the calmest person wins via sixdifferentways.com #
— they just launched a marketing blog for Nike #
— nice charts showing steady adoption rates via apeshallnotkillape.org #
— Bricklin, Frankston, and Fylstra reminisce and make new predictions #
— don’t feel bad, Google can’t spell heleoplankton either via Glassdog #
— very high-quality videos, like Goonies, Wargames, and Alien via Phil Fibiger #
— Harpers-style personal list making via @growabrain #
— and how newspapers could compete with social networking via Anil Dash #
— tracker redirection could be a very good thing via slyck.com #
— the film you don’t need to see to review #
June 2, 2004
— Larry David saves the day via Ryan Gantz #
— Eyebeam’s new e-mail tracking system #
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