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March 3, 2004
— amazing what POV-Ray can render with only 256 bytes #
March 2, 2004
— I wish there was an answer key, via Kottke #
— hilarious religious comic books on evolution, rock music, porn, and more #
— I have the full answers, if you want them #
— download and read the PDF #
— he talks about “Target: Terror,” the modern version of “N.A.R.C.” #
— sorely missed, via Cap’n Design #
March 1, 2004
— all of us are rightfully upset #
— “How I Lost the Big One” is a sad story #
— “bits are not the same as atoms” #
— start your own Friendster for $280, cheap #
— two AA and two 9-volt batteries give about 10 hours of extra battery life #
— plug your old NES carts into your GBA #
— my ISP is making a really bad decision #
— it took a second reading to understand the concept, but very practical and good #
— ex-Gawker Liz Spiers weblog for New York magazine is no more #
February 29, 2004
— Raffi Krikorian’s new hardware hacking blog #
— this is the most disturbing thing I’ve read in months #
— the NYT doesn’t allow employees to have personal blogs? #
February 28, 2004
— supposedly a live stream from inside the multiplayer game world #
— wow, top-notch design from Justin Cone #
— an indirect tribute, only because Mickey’s still in copyright prison #
— clips from all three albums, and an interview with DJ Danger Mouse #
February 27, 2004
— I thought it was an elaborate joke, but it’s real #
— writing an autotagger for your MP3 collection #
— Joey has more info on the buyout #
— this Atom writeup from the 24th may be their last article #
— they’ve added excellent artist similarity and more plugins #
— not familiar with his work? you’re missing out #
— I love when bloggers do the footwork #
— did time for armed robberies and a bank heist in the ’50s and ’60s #
— the time-lapse pregnancy and aging woman are amazing #
— the Russian equivalent of Jerry Springer, I guess (via b3ta) #
— pure genius, pairing Flintstones video with dialogue from Raging Bull #
— five minutes and 17 seconds, I want to see the video #
— probably around $50k of swag #