some incredible entries cleverly using the "replay" theme
)Wesabe's Firefox uploader and REST API quietly release your bank's stranglehold on your data
)legendary record engineer Steve Albini answers questions in a poker message board
)Weinberger smacks down Keen's inane argument that the social web is making us illiterate
)looks like a playable version of Escher's Relativity; see also: Portal
)detailed instructions and fun photos; or, if you prefer, hook it up to your Mac
)marketing video pitching the very early Web to businesses; tons of vintage screen capture goodness
)Life Magazine asked comics artists to draw their iconic characters blindfolded
) [via]they interviewed Rupert Murdoch, Art Spiegelman, Barry Diller, Brad Bird, Ricky Gervais, and others
) [via]remote desktop, streaming video, and application server, all running in iPhone's Safari
)they've figured out a way to start arbitrary services and move files around
)Jason Scott on the history of user-aggressive software, from BBS crippleware to P2P adware
)given a large set of HTML documents, intelligently extracts the strings that change between them
)fake or not, this is great commentary on the Universal Music pullout from iTunes
) [via]"corpse graffiti" sounds like a made-up Jargon Watch entry
)as promised, the data and visualizations have been released
) [via]I love that guy; also, the iPhone dev crew just released their own tool
)the interactive fiction language is particularly well-suited to poetry and prose; more here
)including Thomas Keller's ratatouille recipe for the film's final meal
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