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January 29, 2004
— more about the Sharp X68000 from 1987 #
— Nick Nolte and James Brown, via spingo #
January 28, 2004
— Working knowledge of DMCA and copyright law preferred #
— fascinating series by an Edmunds.com writer going undercover #
— King’s Quest, Police Quest, Leisure Suit Larry, and more #
January 27, 2004
— beat up your friends across the room #
— putting a human face to India’s tech outsourcing #
— a castle for only $600? that’s it, I’m moving to Brittania #
— or: how to reduce a Mac user to tears #
— background on the AdSense PSAs #
— here’s an 8MB video of Super Mario World gameplay #
— obituaries and essays augmented by Google searches #
— find the shortest path between two users #
— safe for work, pedal pumping and stranded auto fetish #
— I hate SCO as much as anyone, but this is beyond lame #
— you’ve been left on your own like a rainbow in the dark #
January 26, 2004
— Kottke gets meta on social software #
— the effect is simulated here #
— including Chat, Message Boards, Clubs and Image Galleries #
— strange, everyone sounds like Peter Frampton #
— preserved human bodies in silly action poses #
— with nice video demonstrations #
— the new version leeches off other P2P networks, but they blame Kazaa #
— counterpoint: what Lieberman is missing #
— check out this wind and kite #
— big news in the morning, lighter stories after lunch #
— much speculation about the nature of the company #
— if you want to create your own torrents, this is a good bet #
January 25, 2004
— happened Friday morning, but I haven’t seen this anywhere #
— probably wise, considering the security issues and current criticisms #
— see also: the Nintendo BS #
January 24, 2004
— brilliant Marble Madness clone #
— Japanese researchers drop 320,000 balls down a steep ramp, with videos #
— worst ad campaign ever? download the wallpaper #
— they think Memepool used blog spam to get popular; even more in the newsgroup #
— for copyright infringement, no less #
— these sites badly need RSS support #
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