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April 29, 2004
— the redesigned site looks much better via Anil Dash #
— more flexible than Feedroll, and works great with Upcoming.org #
— for reference: episodes 1, 2, and 3 via Delicious #
— comparing arrows, posts, mail, and more via Delicious #
— scroll down to the last comment, an insider smacks down the conspiracy theorists via Things Magazine #
April 28, 2004
— anyone have technical details about how it works? #
— fun game, but it only works in IE #
— but this one supports purchasing songs, and it’s open source via Slashdot #
— it has to be old, but it’s new to me #
— for all the Miltons of the world #
— absolutely brilliant grilling via Slashdot #
— the GPS equivalent of sky writing, try the Shockwave viewer via MetaFilter #
— he has some great ideas for new features #
— one day, I’ll do this with the Star Wars Kid data #
— documenting the concert in real-time via Boing Boing #
— this top 50 list is a good place to start #
— nice detective work from Justin and Cameron #
— live mashup of Ozzy and the Cure #
— try searching for skip intro, loading, or any Flash meme; note that it’s not a new feature #
— Japanese Microsoft-themed fan anime, try clicking around #
— some good and original concepts via Slashdot #
— Ask has a couple tips #
— more photos here and here via Boing Boing #
April 27, 2004
— finally, I can smoke in church via offmessage.com #
— publishing lists of deadbeats to shame them into paying #
— sounds shady, but 500MB for $5 is a great deal #
— excellent PHP port of iTMS-for-All #
— the IP relay scam forums are a good source of insider commentary via Slashdot #
— no word on whether they’re tracking Livejournals yet #
— clever trick, but requires Windows via Delicious #
— partially inspired by my comment on Gary’s blog, no less via Kottke #
— recent media links scraped from weblogs #
— use IE to hear the audio #
— composite Internet searches draw a landscape outside your window via apeshallnotkillape.org #
— may be useful until Mediachest adds RSS feeds via Delicious #
April 26, 2004
— displays links on client sites when the user agent is Googlebot via Philipp Lenssen #
— using free software for Windows #
— some good examples outlining the trend #
— the spread of the meme and its fallout reminds me of the Star Wars Kid via airbag.ca #
— he’s been blogging about it, too #
— DVD Jon tops himself with 210 lines of code via Boing Boing #
— lessons learned from a failed indie game company via Slashdot #
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