undoubtedly why they blocked YouTube until Myspace users rebelled
)the maps arms race escalates with this crazy driving mode
)neat hack for Series 60 phones, uses cell tower IDs to infer location
)treat web apps like Windows programs, with desktop, tray, and quickstart icons and startup launching
)a breath of fresh air to hear this; Ian Rogers agrees
)blogger flunks job interview because of daily fan letters to Star Jones
) [via]grinding and the time commitment are two big reasons why I can't get into current MMOs
) [via]1,450 people donated a total of $39,900, but almost entirely in the first three weeks
)with ground photos of the farm at the default center of Google Maps
)with new vocals by Ben Gibbard; also, the cover of Nina Simone's "See-Line Woman" (local copy) is worth hearing
) [via]making it drop-dead easy to subscribe, watch, and share video channels online; like a BitTorrent PVR community
) [via]anyone familiar with the Church knows it's religious parody and performance art
)like Zillow, blows up industries by making hard-to-find information widely available
)a Canadian couple found the Flickr fan's camera, but won't give it back
) [via]Washington Post accidentially exposes their anonymous botnet hacker with photo metadata
) [via]excellent interview on the history, media coverage, and a potential followup
) [via]the text may be offensive
)biting the hand that feeds you; they should have paid for that kind of amazing promotion
)only a fraction of a community needs to be active for everyone to benefit
) [via]the popular apps page is useful, and they're doing a much better job of explaining what Ning is
)there's a character named "Waxy" in the kid's show collage
) [via]the Russian grey-market MP3 site is great, but not long for this world
)every Mac is a powerful Unix box, so it's inevitable that it gets targeted
) [via]appropriately, A Million Little Pieces has nearly twice the edits of the next runner up
) [via]the issue includes a Ben Fry infographic PDF and some other fluff
) [via]with a very high-profile mention of House of Cosbys!
)motorcyclist records video of Honda Civic losing control and hitting her, posts video online
)Harrison Ford just hacked your bank account with an iPod; the trailer
) [via]Firefox/IE plugin detects unsafe websites and warns you in search results; Waxy is safe, but try looking for divx
)I knew Dave could be difficult, but this is ridiculous
)most depressing are the two curious kids crushed by their parents' dogma
) [via]overloaded the last time I tried to visit, it's working now and found "Since U Been Gone" on the first try
) [via]increasingly insane tests of strength; also: Top Gear Turismo and more
)brilliant hack to control your mouse with a Nintendo PowerGlove; it's so bad
) [via]I'd prefer a Hamachi-like virtual network instead of sending everything to Google, but it's a tradeoff of privacy and convenience
)new documentary about one of the most underrated songwriters of all time; also: production notes
) [via]the MMO players favor loose, indirect forms of social contact
) [via]sporting a huge mohawk, he wandered off after a couple minutes
)the open-source iTunes clone launched today, though the site is totally crushed
)if true, the ability to run Windows apps in a natural way could be huge
) [via]looks uncannily similar to Dan Cederholm's Chameleon; is it plagiarism?
) [via]Aaron dumps the RDF daily, so you can hack on it yourself; mashups, please!
)a must read; it also cites Greg Knauss' pan of Netscape's themes
)Eyebeam's Processing utility lets you scrub through before and after retouches
) [via]Bram doesn't like it, but clients are encrypting BitTorrent traffic to get around ISP bandwidth throttles
)75k new blogs per day, though unclear how many are automated spam blogs
)the editorial compared Craig's List to Wal-Mart
) [via]the teen wanted in the gay bar rampage was caught today in a bloody shootout
)Matt Webb and Ben Cerveny's Etech session sounds so intriguing that it hurts
)Jason Scott gets a call from a paralegal looking for witnesses in a new P2P lawsuit
)I was at this private demo last night and I agree, it's the best web-based calendar ever
)Cal said I'm the first person to ever beat the game without hints
)the big difference is that Last.fm gets better as more people use it at no additional expense
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