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April 5, 2004
— emulating a Hayes modem, no less via Slashdot #
— designed by Jason and Meg via Delicious #
— why don’t they just switch to a dedicated server? #
— this sort of thing is considerably easier for online mags via Slashdot #
— user-defined labels, “starred” messages, and filters #
— if so, why don’t more retailers offer them? via Paul Bausch #
— using Google Groups might be even more effective via itre.cis.upenn.edu #
— plus, other nerdy math singalongs #
April 4, 2004
— all the good shows get cancelled via danhon.com #
— 3D first person shooter/file manager, with screenshots via Slashdot #
— the columnist calls Larry a “moron” and “idiot” via greenehouse.net #
April 3, 2004
— the end of comment spam is nigh! via Cam Marlow #
— blog written by an anonymous insider at a metro newspaper via Matt Haughey #
April 2, 2004
— great idea, but hotlinking MP3s is usually frowned upon via grumet.net #
— Sippey has some good notes on the UI #
— it supports threaded messages via Philipp Lenssen #
— horizontal, instead of vertical via Delicious #
April 1, 2004
— if you don’t release an API, the net routes around it via quietconfusion.com #
— geekiest marriage proposal ever, download the ROM via Slashdot #
— complicated concept, but very practical applications via Slashdot #
— sounds like this is the first fun example of the genre via Brett O'Connor #
— this is insane via Brett O'Connor #
— it was an April Fool’s joke after all #
— it’s about to break Alexa’s top 100 most trafficked websites #
— cribbed from Yahoo’s TOS #
— too bad the images are so small via Things Magazine #
March 31, 2004
— digests of subject-specific weblogs for new readers via Eyebeam #
— you can play with all the chatbot entries! #
— the former king of all search engines is dead #
— not just for piracy, chips are used for homebrew games and apps via weblogs.variety.com #
— created by a professional creature effects studio via raygirvan.co.uk #
— amazing site with tons of interesting MP3 downloads #
— very entertaining clips and response #
— I’m hoping this is an early April Fool’s joke #
— plus, the Canadian RIAA can’t subpoena ISPs for names #
— from 1902 to 2004 via Things Magazine #
— a society’s height is a biological shorthand for well-being via Delicious #
— not all software should be built to scale via Sippey #
March 30, 2004
— I noticed it this morning, but was waiting from comments by Dave #
— size and color indicates importance and freshness via David Ely #
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