strange that bands like Sloan and Spoon are buried in the lineup
) [via]raises the question of researching Del.icio.us point of entry
) [via]fan-made music video matched to GHP's flawless mashup
)nothing new here, but it's good to know thy enemy
) [via]PVRBlog is hosting a gallery of apps, and TiVo is running a programming contest
)great editing, but crass exploitation of the dead
) [via]animated film directed by Charles and Ray Eames in 1958, with an Elmer Bernstein score
) [via]desktop and web search tools need this functionality
) [via]don't miss the video of Del performing the gaming-focused song "Proto Culture"
) [via]there's a new song up on Myspace, but it just doesn't have the same sense of wonder
)a tool that detects similarly-named tags, and a Firefox extension that embeds Del.icio.us into the BBC website
) [via]it sounds awkward, but here I am talking about it; anyone have a clip?
)web services for managing, deploying, and tuning Adwords campaigns; congrats, Nelson!
)graphic demos will probably be next, as programmers learn how to code for it
)anyone want to write a tool to automate this to get an entire block or street?
)with photos of 14 million storefronts across ten cities, like this one; walk up the block
)about six blocks away from my house
) [via]excellent campaign to rescue the classic civil-rights documentary from copyright hell
) [via]update: he took it down for a short time, but Dave cached the homepage before he did
) [via]the most interesting Garfield strips in two decades; see also, the rest of the site
) [via]maybe not her, but someone involved with her PR effort
) [via]current winner is downtown NYC with 169 stores in a 5-mile radius
)taped off public TV, finally available online
)the directory and subdomain now temporarily redirect to the homepage
)this suggests that the Google Browser is definitely a reality
) [via]the next book should be "Poppies Are Pretty: A Children's Guide to Opiates"
) [via]drop a file in a directory, and it's automatically tracked and seeded locally; wonderful!
) [via]a bold move, but I wouldn't be surprised to see Google buy a Skype competitor
) [via]I'll bet it would work great for screenplays and sketch comedy, too
) [via]B. Adam Howell asks contest winners if they got any business after winning
)they cited violent games and the Columbine shootings
) [via]one of the most successful and profitable multiplayer worlds, despite its lo-fi approach
) [via]this is essential viewing for anyone with any interest in Wikipedia
) [via]a real-time strategy game with a completely unique look, independently published
) [via]publishing since 1985, I used to read the hacker e-zine religiously in my BBS days
)the live version of Philosophy is nice, too
)like SubEthaEdit, but for both Windows, Linux, and FreeBSD
) [via]even to the end, he was writing jokes and secretly sending them to Letterman
) [via]you'd think as New Yorkers, they'd empathize with the disaster
) [via]yeah, but it has spyware with no opt-out; better wait for an updated ExeemLite
) [via]I could imagine uses for an AdSense API for publishers, as well
)the Will Oldham MMORPG should be called "Palace"
)they're hassling award voters, or not sending out screening copies at all
) [via]you, too, can get free subscriptions to Pig International, Aqua, Firehouse, and Tissue World
)with EA's monopoly on NFL or ESPN rights, Sega doesn't have much left
) [via]Alf also made toplists for blogresearch and games
)a brilliant idea they should try to reproduce as soon as possible
) [via]he purchased them for $450 in 2003, turning journalism into activism
) [via]boy, I'm glad nobody cares about race anymore
) [via]platform for free hosting of personal video content, partnered with Archive.org
) [via]wow, that easily trumps Technorati's 6.2 million blogs
) [via]"felony copyright infringement" is an upsetting phrase
)analysis of cyberpunk movies of the 1980s, full download with BitTorrent
) [via]legitimate linking in comments helped make Google relevant, but spammers ruined it for everyone
)more details about the spec that removes the Pagerank incentive for spammers
) [via]four guys in their early 20s, 8 million unique visitors and $400k/month
) [via]I've been wanting this for years; it will be increasingly essential as the web stagnates
)you can search the archives of BBC, Fox, Sky, and more
) [via]from a distance, resembles random noise or UPC barcodes
) [via]in the style of Wind Waker, from this Gaming Tattoos community
)the web's first blogger has a very public nervous breakdown; lots of questions here about the personal costs of posting your entire life online
) [via]never mind, this is really old news; Microsoft released a "fix" for it
)he connected his PS2 controller to his PC to step through every button combo
)they contacted the host directly to shut them down; some commentary about the closure
) [via]an automated list of scumbag comment/Trackback spammer activity on DMWH's random weblog service
)after the exclusive NFL deal, this clinches their monopoly on sports gaming
)damn, I was hoping they'd dress up like the King of All Cosmos
) [via]complete with fake Space Mountain, Fantasyland, and bootleg Disney gift shop
) [via]outstanding comments by Cory Doctorow, Charlie Stross, and more
) [via]AskMe.com's #1 legal expert at age 15, he was featured in Michael Lewis' Next
) [via]searches Flickr, Delicious, and category-tagged blog posts
) [via]find the first instance of a file online, verify it, and capture the IP addresses of the initial seeders
)"breakfast" and "dinner" references go up every Sunday, while "lunch" references go down
)blog keyword frequency as a strange, but coincidental, predictor of tsunami activity
) [via]I'm not sure what's worse, her comments or her taste in music
) [via]read his earlier remarks for some background
) [via]and JHymn has the workaround and recovery procedure
) [via]this is an impressive overview with tons of great references
)the rumor is their servers can't handle the insane growth and demand
) [via]it's one of the hardest and most CPU-intensive to emulate
) [via]Google reviews and edits text ads for spelling, grammar and clarity
) [via]Derek and Heather go print and bring Flickr users with them
) [via]Apple is suing the formerly-anonymous 19-year-old Harvard freshman
) [via]easy micropayments at the post level with MT, Paypal, Typekey, and PHP
) [via]obsessive list of Beatles oddness; see also, background noises in Led Zeppelin songs
) [via]he monitored Secret Service e-mails, and took cam photos from Demi Moore, Ashton Kutcher, and Paris Hilton
) [via]handbags built with the outline of a gun or knife; laptop bags with the outline of groceries
) [via]network sniffer that automatically saves files of transferred data
)4,200 predictions made between 1990-1995; also, some new predictions
) [via]this was his last entry, also found in the source code of his homepage
) [via]organized mirroring is great, but isn't BitTorrent a better long-term solution?
)apparently, we eat gum in the US, while the Brits chew it
)as an ISP, Verizon has a responsibility not to have any false positives
) [via]also: most popular feature films for download on Archive.org
) [via]really tiny, no screen, weighs under an ounce; $99 for 512MB, $149 for 1GB; shipping today; photo
)Think Secret was right! more details coming; photos of box and product
)the long tail is very long; 87% of trackers have less than 100 torrents
)over 125 records; the complete collection, worth seeing just for historical value
) [via]removing "um" and "uh," ambient audio, and off-site interviews
) [via]he performed geo-lookups of the IP addresses, and made a nice UI for browsing
) [via]may be skewed by default feeds that ship with readers
) [via]even Cringely thinks the sub-$500 Mac is going to happen
) [via]he wasn't wearing a seat belt, while two other passengers were and survived
) [via]Eliot Spitzer started cracking down in October
) [via]very surreal, with dead-on impersonations of Travolta and Jackson
)combined display of Flickr and Del.icio.us tags; try apple, disneyland, and, of course, mathowie
) [via]they're opening it up to developers, and linking it to portables
)plus, he rounds up Microsoft's Internet-related failures
)more background on the ongoing feud between Wiley and PvP's Scott Kurtz
) [via]they're taking a hands-off ISP-like stance; their users have donated $40k to the legal fund so far
)comment spammers search for vulnerable sites in Google
) [via]pay for access to webpage content with Typekey and Paypal; understated announcement, but could have huge implications
)"a strip cynically designed to be inoffensive and bad, on the theory that public tastes are insipid"
) [via]people are using it for more than just pirating
)magic espresso, teen pregnancy, and washing machines named Candace
) [via]Mena discusses the purchase, and Six Apart's Livejournal FAQ and press release
)they want them to name names and stop leaking again
) [via]Clay on Danah on Clay on Sanger; a great debate
)The Sun and the Inquirer both uncritically reported the claims
) [via]a huge loss; one of the most important and influential artists in comic history
)even Snopes is still unsure about this one
) [via]possibly the best designed blog I've ever seen; many nice touches throughout
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