the video was released online in February; is that enough time for the line to appear in a summer blockbuster?
)invoking a browser window will be first; later, mapping onto a surface
)the MPAA put out their own press release; also, a short interview with the Pirate Party leader
)they're heavily moderating the sites allowed to use it, for good reason
)potentially huge news; I want to see Ning implement this
)World of Warcraft is destroying the competition, but the growth curves for some others are amazing
)here's a writeup from the creator, with a Greasemonkey script using the new stylesheet
) [via]a complete breakdown of the underlying track with the studio master and original players
) [via]sometimes the blog world likes nothing more than a good old-fashioned pile-on
) [via]next, there needs to be a way to upload Second Life screenshots to Flickr while in-game
) [via]the game has a life of its own, with a retail GBA release
) [via]also, some very vague comments on his new project
) [via]by encouraging ubiquity of the "Web 2.0" meme, O'Reilly diluted the proprietary meaning of the mark
)electric performance; could they have been honoring Towel Day a day early?
)fan-made Scumm game in the style of the old Lucasarts games; start the countdown to C&D
) [via]disgruntled buyer gets elaborate revenge by posting photos from seller's laptop hard drive
) [via]Mat uses Dashcode to built a complete Dashboard widget pulling my remote feed in nine minutes
)don't miss Kotaku's coverage, including interviews with a Columbine survivor and the game's creator
)found audio goodness via Robot Wisdom, who I've really enjoyed lately
) [via]Last.fm destroys the competition, with Pandora next in line
) [via]I won't be satisfied until all my appliances can play the Super Mario theme songs
)they were called out by Arrington and others for cease and desisting an Irish Web 2.0-branded conference
)Google's paper suggests ways to recommend interesting new pages based on a user's search history
)the WWW 2006 paper is interesting stuff, though a bit over my head
) [via]new method to benchmark relative sizes of search engines; only about 45% of Yahoo's index is in Google, and vice-versa
)instead of playing the Army-sponsored shooter, he's typing the name of every American killed in the war
)you can almost feel the disgust emanating from the page; the DVD will finally be released in August
)long name for a good list of links
) [via]they claim he was asked to steal internal Torrentspy documents by any means necessary
)the first in the episodic gaming series will be released on June 1
) [via]redesigned homepage highlighs fresh popular links, and a minimum threshold for the recent page
)Nick and Jimbo Wales wage battle in the comments
) [via]here's an MP3 of the Mosquito sound and a clip of just the tone
) [via]since launch, they've resisted blending ads with content; an interesting switch
)MP3 bloggers collect songs with better live performances than the recorded original
)the original judged your vocal performance by analyzing pitch and duration
)essential watching, this guy was a hero; plus, he could breakdance
) [via]I always heard about him, but never saw him in my four years on campus
) [via]a weekend-long contest to build a "money making machine," with Paypal revenue determining the winners
)at E3, I saw that the Spore team was 3D printing their character creations from corn starch
) [via]"a piece of San Francisco healing around now-gone railroad tracks"
) [via]you couldn't pick a cooler group of people to work with, aside from maybe Upcoming
)I've been obsessed with the Kleptones' 24 Hours album lately; try Sixteen Sisters for a taste
)incredible argument for self-publishing online
) [via]note that Typepad and Classmates are the only ones charging
)I predict two years before there's a scifi time travel movie with 9/11 as the backdrop
)yay! I want my next child to have a prehensile tail and wings
) [via]absolute and adjusted for inflation; is it any surprise the Neo-Geo and 3DO flopped?
)also, it looks like they're changing the size of the left-hand navigation links based on your own personal activity
)like a personal wiki space, but with options to share publicly (search coming soon)
) [via]the new black MacBooks cost $150 more than identical white ones with an upgraded hard drive
)with memories and maps of the convention floor circa 1995
)scrolling tablature and speed control using the Guitar Hero disc
) [via]I predict Jason Scott will be crowned a saint of the Internet era
)compare frequency of particular search terms over time, but without exposing actual numbers
) [via]he used the same phrase to describe his new CIA director nominee as he did two years ago with Goss
)I'm attending Friday, and I'll post my yearly roundup of great underdogs
)my current host and the old host for Upcoming, now one happy family
) [via]yes! I was hoping someone would reverse the reversed video
) [via]looks strikingly like the VRML cybermalls of the 1990s, but P2P and cross-platform are both good
) [via]simply go to Cameroon and walk barefoot in the toilets of the local residents, and pray you don't catch dengue
) [via]the controller is aware of position, velocity, and tilt
) [via]sure, but can they smell the difference between letterbox and pan-and-scan?
) [via]he passes out three times, making this very entertaining
) [via]penny per visit, but only works well if everyone's using (and not reading feeds)
) [via]one of my favorite illustrators posting unreleased art regularly
) [via]also: RFDump reveal the data stored on RFID tags
) [via]still waiting for a product line of 8-bit neckties
) [via]along with Get Lamp, these are the two movies I'm most looking forward to in the next couple years
)great version by Dusty Springfield and the less famous original by Aretha's sister, Erma Franklin
) [via]finally, I can replace my bootleg Laserdisc rips with bootleg DVDs
) [via]the only people fired were the terrible managers
)it looks like the local paper for this large Chicago suburb changed their headline
)I fully expect high school students to riot to get their Coke machines back
) [via]for a service manual they're not even hosting; the thermal grease thread is great, too
)a great post sums up how these two stories from yesterday are related
)they're cracking down on copyrighted videos, their biggest attraction by far
) [via]scientific foodies pioneering molecular gastronomy
) [via]also: Shabbat elevators, glow in the dark toys, and no origami!
) [via]the followup pokes into individual author biases
) [via]good quality Flash video with commercial breaks
) [via]completely bizarre, but entertaining, form of historical activity in natural language
) [via]a good alternative to Technorati and Icerocket, but has the same spam problems
)their new "Switch" campaign is funny and biting, but playing up the youth angle might be too limiting
)great rumor has users getting download credit for sharing video and audio
)the original blogger returns after a five year break! I was reading Greg's writing in 1994
)jaw-dropping approach to both programming and IF; check out the examples and download it
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