26/01/2004 @ 22:00 UTC
Les Orchard : softnyx Welcome to 'GunBound' - softnyx Welcome to 'GunBound'
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26/01/2004 @ 22:00 UTC
Wayne Burkett : Metrolink Cross County - Photos of cross-county extension
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26/01/2004 @ 22:00 UTC
Erik Benson : Tracking the Orkut Meme using Bloglines search - +
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26/01/2004 @ 22:00 UTC
Tom Coates : Hansard Society organises public meeting on MPs and Blogging
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26/01/2004 @ 21:01 UTC
Tom Coates : Saddam Hussein: Thanks for the memories...
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26/01/2004 @ 21:01 UTC
Ethan Marcotte : Papal blessing for breakdancers - Between this and the diamond pooping cow, I'm convinced the AP is having an "All Mad Libs" day.
Les Orchard : Papal blessing for break-dancers - "In an unusual spectacle at the Vatican, Pope John Paul II presided over a performance of break-dancers who leaped, flipped and spun their bodies to beats from a tinny boom box."
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26/01/2004 @ 21:00 UTC
Anil Dash : four years ago: interdon't (getting hired) - david had a lot of great advice in this piece, though i'd quibble with some minor points
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26/01/2004 @ 21:00 UTC
Anil Dash : joel on Getting Your Résumé Read - i'd add: don't give a bullet-point list of where you've been, give me a list of *what you've done*
Graham Leuschke : Getting Your Résumé Read - completely different from the academic process
Simon Willison : Joel on Software - Getting Your Resume Read - Advice you can't afford to miss
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26/01/2004 @ 21:00 UTC
Anil Dash : MSN gets a toolbar, years after others - the weirdest part is that MSN is supposed to be focused on better software, yet neglected this audience
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26/01/2004 @ 20:23 UTC
jonhicks : TypeType - A great new online foundry - download their PDF catalogue...
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26/01/2004 @ 20:02 UTC
Paul Hammond : Jeffrey Zeldman: DonÂ’t design on spec - Even if the project looks promising, we just say no
Richard Rutter : Don?t design on spec - (New media industry) Even if the project looks promising, Zeldman just says no [via Living Can Kill You – saila.com]
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26/01/2004 @ 20:02 UTC
Paul Hammond : Whitespace - I can't even think of a title - Without people challenging what you think and what you do, how will you grow?
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26/01/2004 @ 20:01 UTC
Paul Hammond : Folklore.org: Macintosh Stories - Anecdotes about the development of Apple's original Macintosh computer, and the people who created it
Simon Willison : Folklore.org: Macintosh Stories - Anecdotes about the development of Apple's original Macintosh computer, and the people who created it. (via)
anildash : folklore: ancient macintosh history - retrocomputng at its finest
Jeremy Zawodny : Folklore.org - Folklore.org: Macintosh Stories that I could read all day long
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26/01/2004 @ 20:01 UTC
Paul Hammond : jeffcroft.com - Luxury Type - a list of useable typefaces that we can count on being installed at least some of the time
Wayne Burkett : Luxury Type - Verdana isn't the only option, you know
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26/01/2004 @ 20:01 UTC
Andy Baio : Cockney Rhyming Slang dictionary - check out this wind and kite
Wayne Burkett : cockney rhyming slang London slang dictionary
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26/01/2004 @ 20:00 UTC
Andy Baio : Lieberman denounces Grand Theft Auto - counterpoint: what Lieberman is missing
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26/01/2004 @ 20:00 UTC
Andy Baio : Interview with Streamcast CEO about Morpheus - the new version leeches off other P2P networks, but they blame Kazaa
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26/01/2004 @ 19:00 UTC
Wayne Burkett : Primer - Sundance Film Festival winner shot for $7000
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26/01/2004 @ 19:00 UTC
Ethan Marcotte : The IE factor - Testify. Testify!
Paul Hammond : Stopdesign | The IE Factor - I start to recognize traffic patterns, and can predict the areas of congestion that will slow me down
François Hodierne : The IE Factor
Dan Cederholm : The IE Factor - Doug dubs the time it takes to play nice with IE/Win.
phil : Stopdesign | The IE Factor - I wonder how much time has been globally wasted thanks to Internet Explorer's awful handling of CSS.
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26/01/2004 @ 18:00 UTC
Andy Baio : Seattle newspaper customizes their homepage by time of day - big news in the morning, lighter stories after lunch
Anil Dash : Seattle PI adapts content to time of day - this kind of smart publication scheduling is what i thought online periodicals would have done years ago
Paul Hammond : Seattle Post-Intelligencer - We know your interests change as the day rolls along
Wayne Burkett : Seattle Post-Intelligencer - Now customizing news content according to time of day
Erik Benson : Interesting, if a bit gimmicky, way to personalize the front page of a news site by the time of day (not as easy to do for non-location-specific portals) - +
Les Orchard : Seattle Post-Intelligencer - "Why does the home page look one way in the morning and different when I come back later?"
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26/01/2004 @ 18:00 UTC
jkottke : Susan Kare on how the original Mac fonts (Chicago, Geneva, etc.) got their names
Dan Cederholm : Naming Apple's Fonts - Susan Kare on how the orginal Mac fonts were named. Via Kottke
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26/01/2004 @ 18:00 UTC
jkottke : The Timberwolves are tied for the lead in the Western Conference - The Timberwolves are tied for the lead in the Western Conference (They finally have a team that contend; Spree, Garnett, and Cassell work so well together.)
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26/01/2004 @ 17:01 UTC
Ethan Marcotte : Cow eats nearly 2000 diamonds - "At the rate at which the cow is discharging my diamonds, it should take another 30 days to get them all back."
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26/01/2004 @ 17:00 UTC
Andy Baio : Torrents.us, an anonymous open BitTorrent tracker - if you want to create your own torrents, this is a good bet
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26/01/2004 @ 17:00 UTC
Andy Baio : TiVo buys super-secret Strangeberry - much speculation about the nature of the company
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26/01/2004 @ 17:00 UTC
jkottke : Hyperdictionary is a free online dictionary that looks interesting and useful - Hyperdictionary is a free online dictionary that looks interesting and useful (Includes a computer dictionary, thesaurus, medical dictionary, and dream dictionary.)
Wayne Burkett : Online Dictionary - HyperDictionary.com
Kayode Okeyode : Hyper Dictionary
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26/01/2004 @ 16:01 UTC
Richard Rutter : Metablog vapourware - (Blogging) The blog entry that wasn’t
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26/01/2004 @ 16:01 UTC
Les Orchard : Zinken: Research sheds new light on process of evolution - "...a team of researchers ... has provided new evidence that an alternate theory is actually at work"
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26/01/2004 @ 16:00 UTC
Ethan Marcotte : Gates: "We'll kill spam in two years" - "About the same time we invent the flying car," he added.
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26/01/2004 @ 15:00 UTC
Ethan Marcotte : A Diversion to Billabong Sanctuary - "When it was my turn to hold the wombat" is now officially the coolest phrase ever.
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26/01/2004 @ 13:00 UTC
Paul Hammond : SuperfluousBanter: Design and Usability: Part 3 - This Is Not an Exact Science
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26/01/2004 @ 11:26 UTC
Simon Willison : cool-2b-real hacked? - "Stranger ownZ you"
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26/01/2004 @ 11:26 UTC
Simon Willison : Ned Batchelder: handyxml - Yet another XML object wrapper for Python, this time with full DOM method support included
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26/01/2004 @ 11:26 UTC
Simon Willison : Pwyky (A Python Wiki) - A neat little wiki in a single CGI file (via)
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26/01/2004 @ 07:00 UTC
Wayne Burkett : TransQuery - XSLT as Query Language
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26/01/2004 @ 06:03 UTC
Les Orchard : Oil: The illusion of plenty | Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists - "Petroleum reserves are limited. Petroleum is not a renewable resource and production cannot continue to increase indefinitely. A day of reckoning will come sometime in the future."
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26/01/2004 @ 06:03 UTC
Les Orchard : Jobs and Economy Solution: Legalize Gay Marriage - "What I am plainly stating is that if same sex marriage would be allowed in this nation, there would be a tremendous spike in consumer spending, which would ultimately benefit everyone..."
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26/01/2004 @ 06:03 UTC
Les Orchard : Artificial Intelligence and the Game of Go - "Computers have great difficulty with the Game of Go. The field of Artificial Intelligencehas conquered chess, but still has difficulties with Go. This blog will contain information about advancing the state of the art Go AI"
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26/01/2004 @ 06:03 UTC
Les Orchard : white dot: the international campaign against television - Kill your television.
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26/01/2004 @ 06:02 UTC
Jeremy Zawodny : Ocean's Eleven Is The Canonical Startup Story - Ocean's Eleven Is The Canonical Startup Story
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26/01/2004 @ 06:01 UTC
Andy Baio : Justin Frankel resigns from AOL and Nullsoft - happened Friday morning, but I haven't seen this anywhere
Anil Dash : frankel leaves AOL - well, this explains the Rolling Stone interview recently. curious to see where he ends up next.
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26/01/2004 @ 06:00 UTC
Anil Dash : playing with explosives - the best part of chinese new year today was the confetti bazooka
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26/01/2004 @ 06:00 UTC
Anil Dash : hikaru utada comes to the U.S. as "utada" - if she keeps her production as good as it's been in japan, i'll be all over this
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26/01/2004 @ 05:02 UTC
Les Orchard : Underachievers' parents deny honor students - "The school honor roll, a time-honored system for rewarding "A" students, has become an apparent source of embarrassment for some underachievers."
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26/01/2004 @ 05:01 UTC
Les Orchard : Plan Now for a World Without Oil - "The conclusion is clear: if we do not immediately plan to make the switch to renewable energy - faster, and backed by far greater investment than currently envisaged - then civilisation faces the sharpest and perhaps most violent dislocation in recent hi
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26/01/2004 @ 05:00 UTC
Ethan Marcotte : Ashcroft sings your favorites - New to me, but frightening all the same.
Alex Dudas : Letting the Eagle Soar - U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft ended a speech at a Charlotte, North Carolina seminary with a rousing rendition of a song he wrote called...
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26/01/2004 @ 05:00 UTC
Anil Dash : cooperative linux, runs as a Windows driver - what a terrifying but oddly elegant idea
Will Pate : Cooperative Linux - Towards a Linux kernel that can operate cooperatively alongside Windows operating systems.
Andy Baio : Cooperative Linux, run Linux on Windows natively - yes, natively. here's how it works [via]
Kayode Okeyode : Cooperative Linux: Running Linux on Microsoft Windows
Simon Willison : Cooperative Linux - Run Linux on Windows, natively.
Jeremy Zawodny : colinux - colinux: the mind boggles
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26/01/2004 @ 04:00 UTC
Graham Leuschke : I like! - seems like del.icio.us by way of bookmarklets
Erik Benson : I like (except for the name) - +
Philippe Janvier : I like ! - "a powerful service that allows you to mark web pages you like, by a single click of a button" et d'autres choses encore...
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26/01/2004 @ 04:00 UTC
Anil Dash : colorizing Opportunity's Mars pics - how many other doctors are out there coloring in photoshop and posting pics on the web?
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26/01/2004 @ 03:00 UTC
Richard MacManus : Useful looking XML Workshop to help learn XSLT, XPATH, DOM, etc.
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26/01/2004 @ 02:03 UTC
Graham Leuschke : orkut goes offline to repair security issues etc. - I had 213523 orkutsters! I swear!
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26/01/2004 @ 02:03 UTC
Graham Leuschke : The Blogging of the President: 2004, a live radio special. Sunday, Jan 25 9-11pm EST - tune in! tune in!
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26/01/2004 @ 02:02 UTC
Tom Coates : A nice little tutorial on making favicons
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26/01/2004 @ 02:02 UTC
Mark Pilgrim : validate xml documents against a relaxng schema with libxml2 in python
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26/01/2004 @ 02:01 UTC
Mark Pilgrim : rip links out of an openoffice xml document with libxml2 and python
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26/01/2004 @ 02:01 UTC
Mark Pilgrim : convert del.icio.us bookmarks to textile using libxslt and libxml2 in python - not sure how many more buzzwords i can squeeze into one link
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26/01/2004 @ 02:00 UTC
Mark Pilgrim : lots more libxml2/python code samples - i'll stop now
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26/01/2004 @ 02:00 UTC
jkottke : Trailer for second Kill Bill movie
Tom Coates : The trailer for Kill Bill Part 2 is satisfyingly self-referential and ridiculous. Looking forward to it.
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26/01/2004 @ 01:03 UTC
Steve Cook : "McCarthy Witch Hunt" - By Kim Newman, author of the similarly fun "Ubermench", about a certain German Superman.
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26/01/2004 @ 01:02 UTC
Les Orchard : aaronland.info - xsl tools | atom | 0.3 - "These are XSLT stylesheets for transforming an Atom 0.3 document in to a RSS 1.0 or RSS 2.0 document."
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26/01/2004 @ 01:02 UTC
Andy Baio : Orkut down for improvements - probably wise, considering the security issues and current criticisms
Erik Benson : Hm, I was under the impression that you could work on a website <i>even while it was up</i>. Orkut's making some of its development environment (or lack thereof) a bit too visible... - -
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26/01/2004 @ 01:00 UTC
Mark Pilgrim : libxml2/libxslt python examples
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26/01/2004 @ 01:00 UTC
Mark Pilgrim : lightweight xml search server using libxml2, libxslt, and python's basehttpserver
Simon Willison : XML.com: Lightweight XML Search Servers [Jan. 21, 2004] - More fun with Python and libxml2 (via)
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