Song of the Moment: Paul Oakenfold - Zoo York
Feb 16, 20090
Zoo York by Paul Oakenfold
Download now or listen on posterous
Download now or listen on posterous
05 - Paul Oakenfold - Zoo York.mp3 (7661 KB)
Song of the moment: Five O’Clock Heroes - New York Chinese Laundry
Jan 28, 20090
New York Chinese Laundry by Five O’clock Heroes
Download now or listen on posterous
Download now or listen on posterous
02 New York Chinese Laundry.mp3 (5270 KB)
Happy Chinese New Year
Jan 27, 20090
The team at R & G Lounge in Chinatown, SF after enjoying a great dinner.
JamLegend is on Kongregate!
Jan 16, 20090
Check out our new standalone version on Kongregate: http://www.kongregate.com/games/JamLegend/jamlegend
Showdowns are back up!
Jan 12, 20090
Sorry everyone! Turns out showdowns were down for a good part of the afternoon. We eventually figured out the root of the problem was an issue with our AWS server, however Amazon didn’t let us know until about 10 hours after we started having problems…. grrr…
Interestingly, we noticed that our average time on site metric went down quite a bit during this time. Clearly showdowns are a popular feature and we will continue to improve them.
Feel free to comment with any suggestions on how you would like us to improve showdowns.
Yay for Posterous!
Jan 8, 20090
Boarding my flight earlier this week in San Diego.
-Arjun
*sent from a mobile device
Keyboardr: Quicksilver for the web, Sweet!
Nov 24, 20080
I, like many others, am a huge fan of Quicksilver, an awesome app launcher for the Mac that can do a lot more than just launch apps.
I recently just discovered a site that brings the ease and speed of Quicksilver to web search, so far it seems pretty cool. The question is if it will actually prove useful utility after the novelty wears off. I certainly like how quick it is, in fact because it searches as I type it actually feels quicker than Google.
Check it out: http://keyboardr.com/
whos.amung.us Real Time Site Statistics
Oct 30, 20080
Whos.amung.us is a neat service that allows you to monitor the users on your site in real time. Simply embed a small widget in your page and then a counter is placed there for everyone to see.
I wish you could pay a few bucks a month to make the huge counter disappear and make the data private.
