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January 3, 2004
— historical depictions of computers in film #
January 2, 2004
— he has a good track record #
— clever revenue model for magazines #
— buy them, don’t buy them… make up your mind, Mark! #
— eBay is a microcosm of the online world #
— do it yourself with the PDF instructions #
— how many people would’ve bought it if they couldn’t steal it? my guess: not many #
— runner-up in Rockstar’s contest, more from Drew at Tokyoplastic #
— also: Tiny Mix Tapes staff top album lists #
— amazing tale of finding and dating a mysterious purchase #
— parodying the eternal Barbie controversy #
— someone should write an API for querying this #
January 1, 2004
— shucks, I made the list #
December 31, 2003
— commuters become generated music, watch the Quicktime demo #
— borrows from the Netscan Usenet mapping project #
— Livejournal, LinkedIn, and Tribe.net respond #
— subtle jokes with accompanying explanations #
— We will destroy houses! We will destroy bridges! #
— yeah, but Ally Hilfiger doesn’t have her own video arcade #
December 30, 2003
— view a random TinyURL #
— mockumentary about the egos of motion capture #
— Sir Tim should be granted sainthood next #
— story behind the ubiquitous clip art image #
— hobbyists bringing sonido music to the Bay Area via microradio #
— Matt’s full of ideas, but I like the Epinionster one best #
— this story is so awful and error-ridden, I don’t know where to start #
— remotely replaces Linux with FreeBSD; a bit scary #
December 29, 2003
— more inexplicable nonsense, from the Nosepilot guy #
— Sally Forth and Family Circus take on the field of social network analysis #
— a lot of rhythmic banging #
— local kids toilet paper his house, neighbor freaks out #
— over $2100 raised, with nice photos #
— they even have support groups and hands-on training; here’s one guy’s journal #
December 28, 2003
— setting found audio recordings to music #
— the number of best-of lists doubled over the weekend #
— traumatic events retold in the style of early-1930s cartoons #