Tue Mar 01 2005 10:17 PST Yahoo! Search Web Services:
Doing what I've been wanting GWS to do for forever (images, news, etc.)
Tue Mar 01 2005 10:47 PST myelin: urlstemmer:
Thanks a lot
Tue Mar 01 2005 10:17 PST Yahoo! Search Web Services:
Doing what I've been wanting GWS to do for forever (images, news, etc.)
Tue Mar 01 2005 10:47 PST myelin: urlstemmer:
Thanks a lot
Tue Mar 01 2005 14:07 PST License Distribution:
compare with the past
Tue Mar 01 2005 15:52 PST City of Bits Usability Blog | Usability & User Experience UK | Louise Ferguson:
music recommenders have it pretty easy compared to books or movies
Tue Mar 01 2005 16:33 PST TheServerSide.com - TSS Featured Entry:
ties in pretty well with my forbidden anti-unit-testing prejudices
Wed Mar 02 2005 07:23 PST snarfed.org :: snipsnap-notfound:
"real similarity matching heuristics"
Wed Mar 02 2005 09:51 PST The New Yorker: The Critics: Books:
okay, *now* i get it
Wed Mar 02 2005 11:33 PST FreePop:
See how much there is
Wed Mar 02 2005 12:48 PST Freefall - Satellite Simulator & Screen Saver:
looks fun, mac only
Wed Mar 02 2005 12:48 PST:
Design Pope-choosing game as per Making Light
Wed Mar 02 2005 14:34 PST:
"the other polyamory made me want to have a negative number of partners just to spite it"
Wed Mar 02 2005 15:44 PST O'Reilly Network: Hacking Books with Safari Web Services:
They're like mushrooms
Thu Mar 03 2005 10:41 PST I Caught You A Delicious Bass .com: Napoleon Dynamite Dance Video And Soundboard:
So fake it's not fake
Thu Mar 03 2005 11:25 PST Hot Potato Online:
could be fun
Thu Mar 03 2005 13:03 PST The Life of Games, page 31 - Game Profile: Lemma:
Also check out the lists of games in the bibliography or whatever
Thu Mar 03 2005 13:05 PST Advanced Internet Technologies :
Hey, kid, work faster
Thu Mar 03 2005 13:06 PST ReportLab - Open Source Software:
Works really well once you figure it out
Thu Mar 03 2005 13:14 PST stairjumpman.tk:
It is indeed awesome
Thu Mar 03 2005 13:14 PST Babala:
Wait, are those flowers growing out of the heads of snakes?
Thu Mar 03 2005 13:17 PST Metal Öpera - A Harlekin-Maus Game:
Eventually each cliche on earth will have a corresponding rpg
Thu Mar 03 2005 13:21 PST Welcome to Gode Cookery:
I really think we need to bring the spirit of the middle ages to modern haute cuisine.
Thu Mar 03 2005 13:22 PST http://highmoon.gerdsmeier.net/index.php:
I just love games that take place in the universe
Thu Mar 03 2005 13:24 PST Secret Maryo Chronicles: news:
Surely changing the name is enough.
Thu Mar 03 2005 13:28 PST Gotham Gal: Xmas:
Ice cream cake with a glaze
Thu Mar 03 2005 13:28 PST http://www.coli.uni-saarland.de/~koller/papers/dlws01.html:
That's just crazy talk
Thu Mar 03 2005 13:44 PST Cursed GTK:
It comes with a terrible curse! It's GTK!
Thu Mar 03 2005 13:47 PST PyGE Home Page:
you get a free ride for combining two things i like
Thu Mar 03 2005 13:51 PST 50 Strategies for Making Yourself Work:
Since the last time I saw this I became a real writer and now it doesn't seem so difficult
Thu Mar 03 2005 13:53 PST Visions of Xanadu:
see the light
Thu Mar 03 2005 13:59 PST Permutationen:
Wait, can you use the text of finnegans wake without having to be furtive about it?
Thu Mar 03 2005 13:59 PST http://tom.bbcity.co.uk/notcon/dannyobrien.txt:
I forgot to make danny give me this talk so i could write it down properly
Thu Mar 03 2005 14:03 PST Welcome to ExtremeToysForBoys.com!! Extreme Adventure Capital of the World!:
"Wherever your extreme side takes you"? Maybe this site is not for me after all.
Fri Mar 04 2005 11:11 PST :: Glest :::
it won awards and everything (looks windows-only)
Fri Mar 04 2005 14:00 PST Common REST Mistakes:
Need to think about 3 and maybe 4
Fri Mar 04 2005 14:35 PST Arianne - A Multiplayer Online Role Playing Framework to develop games - :
"Find jobs to do" -- I like games where you go around being helpful (not sarcastic like all my other del.icio.us "i like games where" comments)
Fri Mar 04 2005 14:41 PST NLL, Naval Logistics Library:
Need to feed 100 people? Work on a boat? This is your web application!
Fri Mar 04 2005 14:44 PST Matrix URIs - Ideas about Web Architecture:
This makes a lot of sense
Fri Mar 04 2005 18:13 PST SFGov: Superior Court: Instructions for Civic Center Courthouse:
Am I gonna have to check this every day?
Mon Mar 07 2005 11:08 PST Happy Bath on Flickr - Photo Sharing!:
That's one happy elephant
Mon Mar 07 2005 13:41 PST Data-Enter The Matrix:
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Mon Mar 07 2005 15:50 PST Arianne - A Multiplayer Online Role Playing Framework to develop games - :
Oh yeah, there's a whole architecture here, thanks Brendan
Mon Mar 07 2005 15:56 PST Wired 7.10: The 20-Ton Packet :
Definitely the most awesome article ever to appear in Wired
Tue Mar 08 2005 09:56 PST Air2Water - pure drinking water, water machine, water from air, water cooler, water system:
Frickin awesome
Tue Mar 08 2005 13:35 PST Liquid Magic Wall Magnetic Paint - Science Gifts - Edmund Scientifics:
Today I'm all gee-whiz about everything!
Tue Mar 08 2005 14:42 PST Pacific Yurts-Original Modern Yurt Manufacturer:
A card for these guys was on elisha's desk
Tue Mar 08 2005 15:02 PST Diary Of A Madman :
Sumana points out that I could do these projects now
Tue Mar 08 2005 16:46 PST The Well-Tempered Plot Device: Nick Lowe:
Bad writing ACTION!
Wed Mar 09 2005 07:39 PST:
Need more blades for the Gilette SensorExcel(TM)
Wed Mar 09 2005 10:20 PST David Galbraith:
Silent Dyson spheahs blocking electromagnetic raidiation? That was my oidea!
Wed Mar 09 2005 10:25 PST TrekToday - Blalock Calls 'Enterprise' Finale Appalling:
No wonder you wipe people's memories! Your final episode is appalling!
Wed Mar 09 2005 10:44 PST Twin Draft Stopper:
Hmm, but my drafty door is a sliding door. What to do?
Wed Mar 09 2005 15:23 PST Proxy List:
More tools should have built-in proxy juggling support, I suppose
Thu Mar 10 2005 21:39 PST http://www.blockland.us/blockland/i:
looks delightful
Fri Mar 11 2005 15:47 PST Roots of the REST/SOAP Debate:
"Furthermore, this pattern is re-invented over and over again."
Mon Mar 14 2005 13:12 PST Antique Roman Dishes - Collection:
From the Apicius book I saw yesterday
Mon Mar 14 2005 15:55 PST http://www.ics.uci.edu/~pazzani/Personalization/ali-kdd04.doc:
Maybe it's so lame *because* it uses minimal server resources?
Fri Mar 18 2005 21:54 PST Songs made up in the car, a mishmash of styles and references, put into a meter I use too much already, but fun, part N:
Hello, my darling Clementine
Your eyes are dead but they still have that shine
Now you've come back just to make yourself mine
My darling
Clementine
You walked on the river, or should I say in
Your shoes pulled you down, you were soaked through the skin
Now you've come back just to do yourself in
My darling
Clementine
Razors are messy, a gun's hard to get
If you play with water you're bound to get wet
Take my advice and collect the whole set
There's lots of interesting ways to die
My
Clementine, I'll never be sure
What all your methods of suicide were
Here's hoping you come back as something with fur
My darling
Clementine
Fri Mar 18 2005 22:03 PST Lyrics and Music:
With inevitable NIH lecturing. Exegesis: "brine" indicates salt water, but you wouldn't drive ducklings to the ocean unless you were very cruel, so it's just a rhyme. the setting of a canyon makes a river the most likely body of water. Also I like the "now she's dead, I draw the line" verse, which I'd never heard before.
Fri Mar 18 2005 22:08 PST Virgin Mary? Casino pays $10,600 for pretzel:
Congratulations on acquiring a pretzel that looks like the friggin' treble clef sign, guys.
Sat Mar 19 2005 20:39 PST ynnen's GeekLists!:
This guy's lists are great
Sun Mar 20 2005 10:50 PST Blood-and-Cardstock.com: Games - X-Machina:
Which winter is "this winter"?
Sun Mar 20 2005 10:58 PST Scratch euro characters:
é è JaƧques
Sun Mar 20 2005 15:00 PST Diplomatic Mission:
Not a type of game you see that often (I can't believe I'm still wasting time on this site)
Sun Mar 20 2005 16:14 PST Cosmic Encounter:
Yes, I am getting work done.
Tue Mar 22 2005 11:04 PST Lehman's;kitchen accessories:crocks, bells, woodworking tools, ice
cream makers, axes, wooden toys, kitchen gadgets, kitchen store, oil lamp,
apple peeler, food processing, blacksmith tools, fireplace stove:
Just what I need, "home butchering"
Tue Mar 22 2005 14:11 PST Star Trek Blooper Downloads:
from amygdala
Tue Mar 22 2005 14:47 PST Sears Archives Home Page:
down now but should be interesting
Tue Mar 22 2005 19:01 PST PIEBALD - official site:
Awful site design, good music
Tue Mar 22 2005 19:18 PST :::: the official EDEN ROW web site :::::
There's probably a connection
Wed Mar 23 2005 08:51 PST Croquet Project:
If I'd solved all these problems I wouldn't go working on 3D graphics as well...
Wed Mar 23 2005 14:11 PST Fractal Food :
Is there anything that family of vegetables can't do?
Wed Mar 23 2005 19:23 PST 1-World Globes - The Moon:
Get this for mom (she doesn't read this so it's safe)
Wed Mar 23 2005 19:42 PST http://craphound.com/etech2005-lifehacks.txt:
They (are) live!
Thu Mar 24 2005 09:52 PST:
"The real hero is almost always a hero by mistake; he dreams of being an honest coward like everybody else." -- Eco page 122
Thu Mar 24 2005 11:44 PST Open Clip Art Library :: openclipart.org:
I could make a game w/these graphics if I were crazy enough. (I probably am)
Fri Mar 25 2005 06:43 PST Suck: Daily:
"when you enter [a mall], you step out of time and off the map, into a new but always familiar meta-territory: the Shopping Zone." As seen in Jake Berendes West Covina
Fri Mar 25 2005 13:07 PST BrickLink - The Unofficial Online LEGO® Marketplace:
At last I can obtain that white-suit spaceman that has eluded me for years (though all the specimens on offer seem of poor quality)
The game board looks like a 2d grid. The squares contain people and objects in different states over time. That is, the x axis is stepwise "time" and the y axis is stepwise "state of person/object #n". Your job on each level is to meddle with the timeline to achieve a certain result (eg. to make two people fall in love). You can insert items into the timeline, move objects around, etc. Every time you do something at time k, the timeline is redrawn from k+1 onwards. Maybe you have a limited ability to affect peoples' minds (you can make Alice think "I'll go for a walk" but not "On second thought, I'm in love with Bob!"). With the right modelling the possible actions and resulting events could be very flexible.
It is a turn-based puzzle game because of course it makes no sense to have any time-related operations since the whole point is you exist outside of time.
How do I know this game will make our fortune? TIME TRAVEL, DUH!
Next time on "game design personal notebook theater": Captain Compliance! The game where the object is to get permission to play the game! Fri Mar 25 2005 23:00 PST Time Meddler:
This will be the game that makes our fortune, Leonard me boy. Time travel game! In other such games you experience time travel from the perspective of a human: you turn back the clock to a specific point and relive events from there. In this game, you are a four-dimensional being! To you, the timeline looks like the pages of a flip book spread out before you. Like a Trafalmadorian you can reach out and touch any of the segments of a timeline that strike your fancy. Unlike a Trafalmadorian you can change events. Changes have ripple effects into the future.
Sun Mar 27 2005 16:33 PST Probably not going into the book:
You may have seen (or eaten) prepackaged vegetarian food that imitates various types of meat. Think of a blocking function like time.sleep() as a particular kind of meat (say, bacon), and Twisted's non-blocking callLater() as the vegetarian equivalent. Someone who wants to experience different kinds of meat, yet stay a vegetarian, is in the position of the Twisted team. They want to support all kinds of activities, but they don't allow any blocking function calls. If you want to make a blocking function call inside Twisted code (eat some particular type of meat), you either need to find a non-blocking implementation that does the same thing (a prepackaged vegetarian equivalent), write one yourself (create your own approximation), or do without.
Sun Mar 27 2005 22:12 PST Bread Pudding: Our Search for the World's Best:
All rise for the honorable Bread Pudding
Sun Mar 27 2005 23:12 PST China History Forum, online chinese history forum (Powered by Invision Power Board):
"Imperial rules and guidelines"
Sun Mar 27 2005 23:29 PST Matt Croydon::Postneo 2.0 » Mobile Screen Scraping with BeautifulSoup and Python for Series 60:
Next on Fox: Everybody Loves Beautiful Soup
Mon Mar 28 2005 10:06 PST L.A. Daily News - Their Opinion:
I had an "NPR announcer" sketch along these lines. "Kkhoasei Kkhuitiaairrez works for the Los Angeles DPW. When he emigrated from Teeehwhaauna he had only a few dollars to his name, but now he can afford a two-bedroom house in La Habra..."
Mon Mar 28 2005 10:14 PST http://www.rogerbinns.com/isbg/isbg.py:
Useful reference program for doing imap with Python. Also seems useful for its intended purpose.
Mon Mar 28 2005 10:46 PST Chrisman, Arthur Bowie -- Britannica Student Encyclopedia:
This guy's stuff is great, with Twain-style humor, but who knows how many of the stories he just made up
Mon Mar 28 2005 10:56 PST moshez: Stories From a Conference:
PyCon after-action report. "People were... banging each other for no good reason." I sure picked the wrong year to skip PyCon!
Mon Mar 28 2005 11:36 PST 2 Elephants: Audubon Zoo, New Orleans, Louisiana on Flickr - Photo Sharing!:
so cute
Mon Mar 28 2005 11:36 PST 2 Elephants: Audubon Zoo, New Orleans, Louisiana on Flickr - Photo Sharing!:
so cute
Mon Mar 28 2005 11:38 PST The Nameless Dread:
I'm pretty sure this is better than all previous attempts to recaption Family Circus cartoons
Mon Mar 28 2005 13:11 PST Index of /~bnc/feynman:
Cue Leonard/Kris Feynman impersonation: "Yeah this is Dick Feynman! What's it to you?"
Mon Mar 28 2005 14:01 PST uploadr.py:
Nice starter script. I guess I should use flickr instead of my own, abandoned photo directory
Mon Mar 28 2005 16:15 PST Ludemetic Game Generator:
Oldie but goodie. Gave me "Wardriver". Old BoogaBooga memes, turned into games! ("Wargame, Medieval, Space Exploration")
Mon Mar 28 2005 16:28 PST HTML REDIRECT:
Maybe I should show this to mom
Tue Mar 29 2005 07:37 PST The Linux Game Tome:
Two years later, he has the last word
Tue Mar 29 2005 10:25 PST Unicode Chart - IanAlbert.com:
Looks like a job for bittorrent
Tue Mar 29 2005 10:28 PST Exult:
I wasn't interested but I am now
Tue Mar 29 2005 12:35 PST:
MARS NEEDS WOMEN
Tue Mar 29 2005 13:21 PST Index of /library:
This guy needs to meet Peter Hodgson
Tue Mar 29 2005 14:19 PST DFA | Office of Income Tax Administration | Individual Income Tax Forms:
After this, Arkansas will be out of my life forever
Wed Mar 30 2005 09:08 PST leafy: Home :
It's like they're trolling to be in a Software Roundup
Wed Mar 30 2005 10:49 PST Wired News: Camping Out for the Grokster Case:
"At least, we'll have veto power over new technologies!" "Not so fast!" "Holy crap! It's SETH DAVID SCHOEN!"
Wed Mar 30 2005 12:18 PST Happy Hooking: PyConDC 2005:
Actually very similar to what Inform provides
Wed Mar 30 2005 12:41 PST XHTML Quick Reference Guide: Home:
This will put an end to people emailing me about NESTABLE_TAGS once and for all.
Wed Mar 30 2005 14:52 PST FormEncode/Validator:
Oh, don't be modest, Ian
Wed Mar 30 2005 15:09 PST SWILL:
MY HUSBAND'SWILL
Wed Mar 30 2005 22:25 PST The Apache Derby Project:
Looks pretty cool if you're into java
Wed Mar 30 2005 22:38 PST SourceForge.net: Project Info - Tux Math Scrabble:
Like so many things, sung to the tune of 'zoot suit riot'. From Riana.
Thu Mar 31 2005 14:27 PST Pad2Pad - Free PCB design software - Printed circuit boards manufacturing & PCB assembly:
Events are rapidly overtaking my ability to write my story about the cutting edge
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