truly ugly, and forces users to choose between IE and Firefox rendering engines
) [via]Lost Buildings is only available to public radio supporters
)even though the Washington Post ran the whole thing!
)like last year, this list will get huge; keep checking back
)they're trying to tunnel Pictochat online; more importantly, wireless multiboot from the PC
)also: the owners of film88.com ordered to pay $23.8 million
)inexplicably weird; higher-quality video here
)only 3% of 18- to 34-year-olds read a newspaper, compared to 46% online
)"Small Pieces Loosely Joined" cites 14 books, and 96 books cite Fast Food Nation
) [via]some great ideas, but also some terrible ones
)um, except that it quietly downloads and caches files you never requested!
) [via]also, it's the first public demo of the Blog Torrent beta
)Defamer posted two other recent examples of screening paranoia
)it's fun watching the Google VP tapdance around their obvious motives
) [via]Mike tracks down the frog's owner; I love this kind of thing
) [via]an author's tale of meeting Radiohead and licensing their songs for his book
)remixed audio plundered from the Prelinger Archives, among other sources
) [via]someone wrote an extension to emulate IE's behavior
)if this is the dystopian future, count me in
) [via]possibly the first porn for Nintendo's kid-friendly handheld?
) [via]they want him to remove enema references in years-old BBS text files
) [via]papers published from 1836 through 1922, and available by 2006
) [via]Dan Shiovitz and Andrew Plotkin posted their reviews of all the free games
) [via]as Matt said in the article, this is a slippery slope
) [via]no less than 15 bundled programs; some install even if you hit Cancel!
)many researchers answer questions at night, for around $8-10/hour
)likely insider trading, but the SEC won't investigate
) [via]KnowNow is charging $50k to $100k for blog software? insane
) [via]between GTA, Halo 2 and HL2, it's a good year for games
)I posted some thoughts in the Mefi thread
) [via]heavy-handed attempts at neutrality are distorting the truth
) [via]or: people care less about usability as usefulness increases
) [via]the Windows-based mobile dispatch was designed without officer feedback
) [via]this is insane, especially for an indie artist
)they're limiting the speeds of filesharing protocols and lying about it
)just when you thought it couldn't get geekier than a Blogs category
)I'm hoping they're more Big Adventure than Big Top
) [via]there's one for the ladies, too
) [via]their Blog Torrent project is getting closer, too
) [via]out-of-context quotes from nine different glowing reviews
) [via]search the source of thousands of open-source projects
) [via]15,000,000 internal "me too!" e-mails consumed 195GB in less than two days
) [via]plus, a good discussion of the free vs. fee debate
)rumor: one user's account cancelled for keygens and cracks in his inbox
) [via]with real-time currency conversion and estimated shipping
) [via]well designed, by the Wordcount guy
) [via]the guerilla improv troupe's other conquests are amazing, like The Hypnotist, Ted's Birthday, and Writers Against Piracy
) [via]they posted several press releases about the actions
)Castranova added up auction sales to get the lowball estimate
)their long lead times cause them to sidestep timely news
)looks like Processing is a good environment for infoviz
) [via]to encourage people to watch something more important
) [via]he's referring to my very first entry; you should read the rest of Otto's site
)it's been downloaded about a million times from them alone
) [via]spammers forcing users to jump through hoops to unlock encrypted files
)wow, the Minix creator and tech legend is the brain behind the site
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