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May 28, 2004
— fun, but aggravating, tile game via b3ta #
— he received degrees from MIT and the University of Chicago #
— finally, they made the switch via Slashdot #
May 27, 2004
— documenting the fly-by-night storefronts advertising online #
— trigger MP3s or playlists at particular times #
— here’s a much faster local mirror via Boing Boing #
— I’m looking forward to a Kerry/Kutcher ticket #
— for Internet Explorer only, though via Mark Pilgrim #
— they pay their writers $2000 per month and a pageview bonus #
May 26, 2004
— there’s another side to the story, though #
— Alexa responds, explaining it’s because of global competition #
— small stuff, but is she lying about the big stuff too? #
— she wrote or co-wrote 10 of the 12 problem articles cited by the NYT #
— Hulk Hogan, Mr. T and He-Man vs. Bush, Rumsfeld and Voltron via Todd Dominey #
— don’t talk and play, or get a 2nd degree felony via Slashdot #
— the Times makes the news with the broadest retraction I’ve ever seen #
— punished for having the courage to say “I don’t know” via David Ely #
— watch the gameplay video and try the demo #
— withdrawn 1999 pamphlet by U.S. Department of Housing #
— because of royalties and clearance, of course via The Morning News #
May 25, 2004
— check your Gmail account with your e-mail app of choice #
— charts and animation analyzing trends in the unusual game community via MetaFilter #
— wait a few seconds at the end for the Jungle Cruise parody via Jason Cosper #
— he’s a smart guy, go hire him #
— original source may be a news satire site #
— the poor guy can only eat every 17 years via andrewsullivan.com #
— mock historical artwork centered around Donald Duck #
— hosted version of the baby analytics software powering Trixie Update via daddytypes.com #
May 24, 2004
— I wish this was a joke #
— they tried this before, but it didn’t catch on via Gizmodo #
— the software arm of the copyright activism group #
May 23, 2004
— Jeff Veen weaves a common thread between two weekend stories #
— stitching still frames together, like robot porn #
— where’s GeekGirl? via Slashdot #
— fighting weapons of mass photography via joi.ito.com #
— Windows 256-color remake of the classic Lucasarts game #
— the second page has interviews with five 2600 gods via Nelson Minar #
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