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November 20, 2003
— $3,500 settlement, or $825,000 in court #
— curriculum includes modeling, animation, programming, development and production #
— hasn’t updated since early October; is Jorn alive? #
— practicing for their future careers #
— anyone want to make it an MT plugin? #
— Terry Gross says “poop” #
— determining the original images of the slit scans #
— Nirvana bass player may run for office #
— plus nifty reply alerts by e-mail #
— IE-only, unfortunately. #
— virtual world currency exchange #
November 19, 2003
— try searching for something #
— Mattel Football is one of the most boring games ever made #
— DRM-free indie MP3 albums for sale #
— I’d love to skin my GBA, or my car #
November 18, 2003
— about six months too late, guys #
— searches 11,000 publicly traded companies #
— Archimedes’ box has 536 solutions #
— Netflix Fanatic manages your Netflix queue, mirrored here and here #
— Google News, without the words #
November 17, 2003
— Apple employee invents p2p messaging in 1990 #
— features Gates as Morpheus, Ballmer as Neo, and a Linux diss #
— Microsoft’s answer to Google News #
— by the people who did Paper Sky and UFO #
— TV-on-cellphones service isn’t too useful #
— send your MP3s back to the RIAA, via Dave #
— u should go @ it 40ssimo #
— sleeping only three hours a night, without Provigil #
— like the Monty Hall problem, it’s mathemagic #
— turns brushed metal back into shiny goodness #
— Jason says it was malicious #
— many people have reviewed all the entries #
— explains their already-working revenue model #
— from the hotornot.com guys #
November 16, 2003
— inaugural won’t be inaugural #
— don’t miss the Nigerian scammer portraits #
— and Mr. Brown comments in the thread #
— foot binding for the 21st century #
November 15, 2003
— pessimistic but realistic scenario #
— artists design album covers for their favorite bands #
— swapped eye charts and surgical flaps #
November 14, 2003
— nice detective work, Adam #
— a very surreal scene in South Central #
— interesting Slashdot discussion #
— Amazon sells silly stuff #