Wednesday, February 04, 2004


Hey you!


  • Sam Ruby takes steps down a path I’ve often considered in more fanciful moments but never had the guts to follow: building a PVR from scratch.
  • Heh, teevee.org. “How to top this year’s halftime show? Two words: Donkey show.” and “A 12-year-old might find these ads funny, but Bud Light’s not supposed to be marketing to them. Unless the next step in this clever marketing campaign is the slogan, “Drink Bud Light — It’s What You’d Drink If You Were a 12-Year-Old Moron.”
  • Mark Pilgrim indulges in the requisite bear-baiting. ;).
  • I’ve been seeing a lot of people linking to musicplasma lately. It reminds me of a research project someone was running, back in the NCSA Mosaic / cat pictures era, called something like the Similarities Engine (I might have even used it through a telnet interface.)

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In The Guardian, read what is an unusually non-extremist perspective on Islam these days. Courtesy of Dave: musicplasma. How very cool. I have thought about how nice it'd be...
Quarter Life Crisis wrote:

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In The Guardian, read what is an unusually non-extremist perspective on Islam these days. Courtesy of Dave: musicplasma. How very cool. I have thought about how nice it'd be...



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