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May 31, 2004
Sony shelving Fiona Apple's new album? (

they don't know how to market the album, five years in the making

)
Video: The Hitman, funny short film (

more videos by Mary Lynn Rajskub, including Girls Guitar Club

) [via]
Night vision goggles given to Harry Potter theater ushers (

I guarantee it'll be available the same day of U.S. release, or before

) [via]
Chankast 0.1 released, first working Dreamcast emulator (

huge news, here's a compatibility list, screenshots, and FAQ

)
Dale, "Meet You at the 7-11" (

more found sound from Archive.org and Comfort Stand

)
Paper arcade game models (

the templates are at the bottom of the page

) [via]
NYT on Microsoft's spam detectives [via]
"Stairway to Stardom" Appreciation Page (

video and audio from a long-running NYC cable access show

)
May 30, 2004
Walken's "Gold Watch" monologue from Pulp Fiction
NYT profile on Christopher Walken (

he's an excellent cook

)
Photos from the Mario vs DK ad shoot [via]
Japanese collection of jazz album covers (

also: vintage hi-fi magazines, mod interior design, and more

) [via]
Photo gallery of Tokyo store window displays
Flash video for the Beatles' "Come Together" (

by the French geniuses at Melon Dezign

)
Eye tracking videos (

including tracking eye movements on Google results

)
May 29, 2004
U.S. missiles in the 1960s had a default launch code of 00000000 (

and everyone knew the password

)
Lushe, search only the sites you like (

build a list of sites, search within it

) [via]
Mocky's "Mickey MMFRS," music video made entirely with Google Images [via]
Colecovision emulator for the GBA released (

download the beta

) [via]
The Daibijin, Japanese PS2 game (

defend Okinawa from a giant girl in a bikini

)
Tutorial to searching and downloading files on IRC (

using the IRCSpy search engine

) [via]
Teen plots his own murder in chatroom (

he created eight characters to convince an older boy to kill him

) [via]
Interview with Will Harvey, founder of There.com
CSS naming conventions on the websites of the pros (

read the complete table

) [via]
Audio tour of the Mac Plus
Strawberry Saroyan on Apple Martin and other fruity name
May 28, 2004
Image: Brandon Bird's "Lazy Sunday Afternoon" (

my new Walken wallpaper, plus many more paintings

)
Hasselhoff denies rap album rumors (

Ice-T was joking about Hassel the Hoff

)
Memory Hole website banned on U.S. Army PCs in Iraq
Warren Spector leaves ION Storm (

many laid off, and they're switching to PS2 only

) [via]
Google responds to the Gmail privacy issues (

Battelle says Google smartly gave Gmail accounts to a bunch of journalists

) [via]
Alien Swarm, a top-down space shooter mod for Unreal 2004 (

reminds me of the side-scroller Quake 3 mod

) [via]
Java: The Ladybug Game (

fun, but aggravating, tile game

) [via]
Chalabi's ancestry and Chalabi numbers (

he received degrees from MIT and the University of Chicago

)
New version of Netscape based on Mozilla 1.7 (

finally, they made the switch

) [via]
May 27, 2004
Brooklyn Camera Stores (

documenting the fly-by-night storefronts advertising online

)
iTunes Alarm Clock (

trigger MP3s or playlists at particular times

)
Rodeohead, bluegrass medley of Radiohead songs (

here's a much faster local mirror

) [via]
California Senate approved anti-Gmail bill (

read the text of the bill

)
Pros and Cons of John Kerry's Top 20 Candidates (

I'm looking forward to a Kerry/Kutcher ticket

)
New Yahoo toolbar removes spyware (

for Internet Explorer only, though

) [via]
Wired's profile of Nick Denton and Gawker Media (

they pay their writers $2000 per month and a pageview bonus

)
May 26, 2004
MTV won't air "Supersize Me" ads (

there's another side to the story, though

)
Alexa's popularity rankings of top U.S. sites dropping across the board (

Alexa responds, explaining it's because of global competition

)
Dave finds Washingtonienne lied about college degree and age (

small stuff, but is she lying about the big stuff too?

)
NYT reporter Judith Miller led the flawed Iraq reporting (

she wrote or co-wrote 10 of the 12 problem articles cited by the NYT

)
Flash: Bush Game, very entertaining political propaganda (NSFW) (

Hulk Hogan, Mr. T and He-Man vs. Bush, Rumsfeld and Voltron

) [via]
Grand Theft Auto phone conversation leads to bomb threat evacuation (

don't talk and play, or get a 2nd degree felony

) [via]
News coverage of the NYT Iraq retraction (

the Times makes the news with the broadest retraction I've ever seen

)
Ex-Nickelodean stars relate horrors of Green Slime Syndrome (

punished for having the courage to say "I don't know"

) [via]
OJR on bloggers influencing mainstream newspapers
Gish, original Windows platform game (

watch the gameplay video and try the demo

)
Rezedents Rights & Rispansabilities (

withdrawn 1999 pamphlet by U.S. Department of Housing

)
Why "American Idol" is always oldies night (

because of royalties and clearance, of course

) [via]
May 25, 2004
Gmail to POP3 converter (

check your Gmail account with your e-mail app of choice

)
Breedster Symposium (

charts and animation analyzing trends in the unusual game community

) [via]
Creative Commons 2.0 licenses released
Thursday's Frontline on the death of the music business [via]
Strongbad Themepark (

wait a few seconds at the end for the Jungle Cruise parody

) [via]
MP3s of dental surgery sounds [via]
Jason Gulledge needs a job in Little Rock (

he's a smart guy, go hire him

)
Did Rumsfeld really ban cameraphones? (

original source may be a news satire site

)
Iraq Authority website hijacked from think tank's design (

compare and contrast

)
List of all popular googlebombs [via]
Video: Cooking and eating cicadas (

the poor guy can only eat every 17 years

) [via]
Die Duckomenta, German art gallery of Disney-centered pastiche art (

mock historical artwork centered around Donald Duck

)
P is for Programming Your Kid (

from Greg Allen's blog for new dads

) [via]
Trixie Tracker (

hosted version of the baby analytics software powering Trixie Update

) [via]
May 24, 2004
Gilligan's Island, the reality show (

I wish this was a joke

)
Flash: Spiral Motion Aftereffect (

good explanation of the effect

) [via]
McDonalds tries out DVD rental kiosks (

they tried this before, but it didn't catch on

) [via]
Book agent seeking out bloggers [via]
European P2P users unfazed by lawsuits
Downhill Battle Labs (

the software arm of the copyright activism group

)
May 23, 2004
Ringtones and Torture Pictures Want to Be Free (

Jeff Veen weaves a common thread between two weekend stories

)
Futurama Panoramas (

stitching still frames together, like robot porn

)
Simpsons finale pokes fun at blogs, indirectly
Dave on the Washingtonienne [via]
GeekMan action figures (

where's GeekGirl?

) [via]
Rumsfeld bans cameraphones in Iraq (

fighting weapons of mass photography

) [via]
Maniac Mansion Deluxe (

Windows 256-color remake of the classic Lucasarts game

)
O'Reilly's Inside the Atari 2600 Homebrew Scene (

the second page has interviews with five 2600 gods

) [via]
May 22, 2004
Abandoned japanese island of Gunkanjima (

many interesting photos

) [via]
Windows 95/98 emulated on Pocket PC [via]
PS2 device adds MP3, DivX, CD-R and emulation support (

unapproved by Sony, but sounds like an essential add-on

) [via]
Wordpress 1.2 released (

tons of new changes, fueled in part by the MT licensing changes

) [via]
There.com scaling back consumer service, ending updates (

I wrote about them six months before their beta launch

) [via]
IGN's Best of E3 (

their platform-specific lists are better than the overall

) [via]
USA Today on album royalty rates (

the excellent sidebar breaks down all record costs

) [via]
May 21, 2004
Wonkette interviews Jessica Cutler aka Washingtonienne (

it's a long story, that the media is picking up fast

)
Cooking with a giant fresnel lens [via]
The Straight Dope on the Ninja Death Touch (

can I kill my enemies with one fatal blow?

)
Cherrnobyl motorcycle story was partially fake (

photos were real, but there was no solo ride

)
"I chased you for 12 years around the world" (

a "missed connection" of epic proportion

)
Haughey on Boston Globe's misuse of the term "blog" (

I loved blogging on BBSes back in the 1980s

)
Leaked photo of the new Sidekick (

due out later this year

) [via]
Cereality, the cereal bar & cafe (

I'd rather buy this than a Jamba Juice

) [via]
Thousands may have human form of mad cow
John Woo to direct Spy Hunter movie (

Midway to make a game based on the film based on the game

)
Impossible Objects (

the Rubiks Cube in a bottle is impressive

) [via]
Bloglines Most Popular (

link popularity tracking for the best web-based aggregator

) [via]
Bill Gates backs blogs and RSS for business (

Microsoft would love to crush Blogger under its heel

) [via]
May 20, 2004
Flash: Tokyoplastic's AIWA Music Box (

long download, but well worth it

) [via]
Robot Protest (

the robotic industry workers go on strike, with binary picket signs

) [via]
Archive.org hosting every Grateful Dead bootleg (

1,364 shows so far

) [via]
3D CSS box model diagram
Scrollbar proposal for your browser history (

I'd love to see this in Firefox

) [via]
Wired News on Gmail Swap (

the highlights list is getting interesting

)
World's largest crossword puzzle (

7 square feet with 28,000 words

) [via]
Audio: Eric Idle's "The FCC Song" (

upbeat ditty wailing on the FCC, Bush, Cheney, Condi, Arnie and more

)
Guns shot in slow motion (

I don't know why these videos are so compelling

) [via]
Gamespy's Best of E3 (

what, no Katamari Damashii?

)
Drug addiction introduced into online MUD game (

increased dexterity, but terrible withdrawal

)
USA Today on the increase of TV trading online (

with commercials edited out, naturally

)
Cellular automata and music (

algorithmic music with Java, with tons of great links

) [via]
Disney to base new movie on Jungle Cruise ride (

looks like my prediction may come to pass

)
Anil is moving to San Francisco
May 19, 2004
Image: Hayden inserted into Return of the Jedi DVD reissue? (

looks fake, but AICN is freaking out about it

) [via]
Nellie McKay's songs about William Hung and P. Diddy (

videos for VH-1's Best Week Ever

) [via]
Weezer Exposed (

Rivers Cuomo's hair band from the 1980s

)
New Star Wars titled "Birth of the Empire" (

they jumped the lava shark

) [via]
Report finds that children pirate music freely (

88% know it's copyrighted, but 56% do it anyway; user/pass

)
TongueBoy SP, the tongue-controlled GBA for disabled kids (

smart ass commentary on Slashdot

)
Cliche Watch: "except rap and country" (

they should try some Country Rap

) [via]
Dear Overhaulin' (

also: another example of the "I'm Feeling Lucky" effect

) [via]
JBX, the high-end Jack in the Box concept restaurant [via]
Google plans desktop search tool (

this could fill the searching gap in Longhorn

) [via]
iRaq, subtle iPod poster remixes
May 18, 2004
DomainKeys, Yahoo's anti-spam proposal (

may be a step in the right direction

) [via]
Japan's Sammy buys Sega in $1.4B deal
iTunes social networks on college campuses (

interesting use of iTunes on wireless campus networks

) [via]
Gmail goes to 1 TB!? (

hmm, that sounds like a dare to me

)
Apple releases iTunes SDK for Windows [via]
Business 2.0 on Nick Denton and the Gawker empire (

also: Nick's response

) [via]
The composition of Planters mixed nuts (

the packaging lies!

)
Game-O-Graph, automated NBA point charting (

or use the excellent espn2xml to do your own game analysis

) [via]
Amazing 80-page transcription of Chris Ware/Ira Glass lecture (

now I wish I'd attended the UCLA appearance

)
GmailSwap (

what would you give (or take) for a Gmail account?

)
Paypal freezes Freenet's account
Asheron's Call bans eBay game auctions (

silly company, real-world auctions are a sign of an economy's success

)
Sippey archives Carl Steadman's Placing (

here's the original announcement on Suck.com from 1996

)
Snarkout on the history of rock n' roll (

here's a local MP3 of "Rocket 88"

)
Image: Paddington Station ads in 1874 (

from this ad archive, they needed some sans-serif fonts back then

) [via]
May 17, 2004
Roadsage, traffic-aware driving directions (

finally, someone is working to integrate TANN with Mapquest

)
Kazaa removed from Download.com (

oddly, at the developer's request

)
New Yorker on musician Nellie McKay (

she's very good, highly recommended

) [via]
Singing Science Records (

full MP3s for five classic science-themed folk albums

) [via]
Video: Official Catwoman trailer (

compare to the leaked trailer, they're marketing it without any dialogue

) [via]
Carnegie Mellon students develop new NES games (

the games from the class are free for download

)
Coolio Maximo! (

in which Jeff embarrasses his daughter

) [via]
Andy Kaufman's new blog (

written as if he's back from the dead

) [via]
Springs World 3D (

like a 3D version of Sodaplay, but harder to use

) [via]
Video: New Super Mario Bros. for the Nintendo DS
Celebrity faces used to collect discarded gum (

like the urinal fly, it's UI with a purpose

) [via]
Origami folding robot videos (

it makes a decent paper airplane

) [via]
Wired on PearPC, the first PowerPC emulator that runs OS X (

albeit very slowly, but it'll get better

) [via]
Vacuum Tube Agonizer (

effects pedal that turns all audio into terrible noise

) [via]
DIY ringtone software panics record labels (

make your own ringtones from MP3s with Xingtone, user/pass

)
Online gamblers and phone phreakers tampering with American Idol voting (

text messaging is much more influential because it scales

) [via]
Katamari Damashii FAQ and Walkthrough (

gives translated information about the game

) [via]
Sunflower, the character Disney cut from Fantasia [via]
May 16, 2004
The Waxy Effect? (

15 pageviews in a half hour is closer to a "Slashnot Effect"

)
O'Reilly's Open Books Project [via]
Cameron charts the usage of "weblog" in the media (

he's doing really great research

)
Phatbot trojan suspect linked to HL2 code theft?
Fish's Russian photo manipulations (

more from his homepage

)
Ctrl Alt Del's "The Rainbow Goes Smoosh" (

to relax, I bathe in ketchup

)
The Spot is back (

new season of the original web soap opera

) [via]
Snarkout on oil commodities (

it's a Mad Max world

)
Final Fantasy XI's player census (

half a million paying users, and other stats

) [via]
May 15, 2004
Stalking the Bogeyman (

a writer confronts the man who molested him at age 7

) [via]
John Gruber's thoughts on Six Apart's two big mistakes (

Mark Pilgrim and Jason Kottke have interesting takes, as well

)
Cell phone ignites gas station fire (

read the urban legend update on Snopes

) [via]
New wave of identity cloaking P2P apps
Web thumbnails with VNC and Firefox [via]
Brad's thoughts on MT 3.0 (

includes discussion of today's licensing changes

)
Nintendo iQue, the N64 TV game (

N64 console in the shape of a controller

) [via]
May 14, 2004
Guardian UK interviews Ev (

several good questions answered

)
New trailer for Pixar's The Incredibles
P-P-P-Powerbook (

an excellent tale of revenge on an eBay scam artist

)
Electronic press kit for the Neverhood (

you can download this underrated game of the early CD-ROM era

)
May 13, 2004
RIAA's reported losses contradicts Soundscan sales (

more details at Musicdish

) [via]
Test audiences trashed the Friends pilot (

Smoking Gun has the screening report

) [via]
Sex in wartime propaganda (

amazing German, Japanese, British and American examples from WWII, Vietnam, and the Korean War

) [via]
Napster gags Ohio University from discussing music fees [via]
Google bug allowed Microsoft site to be removed (

it's fixed now, but giving them a PR0 sounds like fun

)
Video: Car commercial (

the music is particularly peaceful

) [via]
WaPo interviews eDonkey President (

he answers reader questions

)
eBay Yamaha seller gets owned (

wait for the hotlinked images in the auction to load

) [via]
Friends finale audio stretched to three hours (

like 9 Beet Stretch for sitcoms

) [via]
Movable Type moves to paid model (

the new pricing, plenty of commentary in the trackbacks

)
Long Half-Life 2 interview with Valve's Doug Lombardi (

including a torrent for the new HL2 video

) [via]
Passion and 21 Grams tops list of most pirated films last month (

Finding Nemo and Shaolin Soccer (!) were the most pirated in the last year

)
May 12, 2004
Google Adsense, now with images! (

hey, Google: don't be evil

) [via]
Google Groups beta UI (

it lets you create your own groups

) [via]
Duffers Golf, an Unreal Tournament 2004 mod (

amazing what the engine is capable of

) [via]
Local news channel's report on "Blah Blah Blogging" (

creating nostalgia in real-time

)
Rumsfeld dialogue set to music (

you can download the tracks

)
Save Chandan! (

genitals are not tiny airports

)
YouSendIt, send files up to 1GB (

a more powerful Dropload, but can't possibly stay free for long

) [via]
Google explains the "jew" results controversy (

when will people grasp the concept of automation?

) [via]
Economics of Final Fantasy XI [via]
George's running E3 roundup (

I'll be adding my own after I attend on Friday

)
Trebuchet must die (

to be fair, I started using it before it was popular

) [via]
Hymn Project, the Playfair project moved and renamed (

strip the DRM off your iTunes files

) [via]
The uncanny resemblance between Jimmy Corrigan and the Family Guy (

was Chris Ware ripped off? probably not

)
Five digital photography hacks (

from O'Reilly's new book

) [via]
Slashdot's roundup of E3 announcements (

including the four player Mario 64 for the DS

)
Interview with Suprnova founder (

it's a miracle the site hasn't been shut down yet

)
May 11, 2004
Realistic Zelda game announced (

the Quicktime trailer is great

) [via]
Sony PSP photos from E3 (

the screen looks huge, more from Gizmodo

)
GBAX 2004 competition results (

homebrew games for the GBA and GP32

) [via]
Internet Archive's Petabox (

1,000 terabytes, or a million gigabytes.

) [via]
Doom III released this summer (

will it beat Half-Life 2 to market?

) [via]
Moblogging from the front and the new Reformation (

Shirky on how moblogs are changing the world

)
Vonnegut's geezer rant on the state of the world (

with the obligatory Eugene Debs quote

) [via]
Breedster user e-mails (

120 users frustrated with the first social software disease

)
First Nintendo DS photo (

Gizmodo notes that it resembles the old Game & Watch games

) [via]
May 10, 2004
PearPC, OS X on Linux (

pretty rad, where's the Windows port?

) [via]
Official Google blog by Ev [via]
Number of film downloaders tripled last year (

1.67 million people download films and TV shows

) [via]
Carl Steadman's Freedonia is expired (

personally, I miss Two Solitudes

)
Image: Commodore MP3 player (

the player holds ~1,541 times the capacity of the 1541 drive

)
Videogame character threatens national security (

an FBI tip reported the game character as real threat

)
Los Angeles man goes to jail for camcording "The Alamo" (

he was caught with night vision goggles

) [via]
Sony's 1TB DVR with 7 TV tuners (

if you have 7 shows that all air at the same time, you have issues

) [via]
Cringely on the sale of virtual goods through Paypal (

without physical goods, chargeback policies don't work well

) [via]
L.A. Philharmonic plays Final Fantasy game soundtrack [via]
Info about the Disneyland 50th anniversary events (

the Tower of Terror opened last week

)
Blogger now publishes UTF-8 by default (

so does MT 3.0

)
MSNBC's interview with Madeleine L'Engle (

the Wrinkle in Time movie airs tonight

) [via]
ACME Novelty Archive (

Kempa's excellent archive of Chris Ware work

)
IGN's Half Life 2 hands-on review (

Gamespy has a new preview, also

)
May 9, 2004
Doug Bowman on the Blogger redesign (

here's a list of all the new templates

) [via]
Friendster's high school age crowd (

the fakester teacher profiles are an interesting form of commentary

)
Internet Archive's new Speed Runs section (

still in development, as is the new Machinima section

)
National Lampoon flashbacks (

archiving old articles from the Lampoon

)
GPS for the Gameboy Advance (

this opens the door for all sorts of great gaming ideas

) [via]
May 8, 2004
New version of Blogger launching tomorrow [via]
LA Weekly on Andy Kaufman returning from the dead (

he just might appear at the House of Blues show

) [via]
9-year-old leukemia patient helps create chemotherapy game (

you can download Ben's game, thanks to Lucasarts

)
Dissertation research of 46 celebrity blogs (

only 7 of them had comments enabled

) [via]
Hotelling on routers, IPv6, and the broken Internet (

also explains why BitTorrent may be slow for you

)
Xbox 1.6 modded (

mmod community hacked the redesigned Xbox in a week

) [via]
May 7, 2004
What's New, KHAAAN?! (

IE-only, mashup between this and this

) [via]
iPod Lounge photo contest winners [via]
Negativland's Mashin' of the Christ (

distributed with BitTorrent

) [via]
Metroid Cubed, isometric Shockwave remake of NES classic (

someone should make an NES emulator that does this real-time

) [via]
LA Weekly on the Erowid drug community [via]
Convert RSS to the `fortune` file format (

useless, but plugs my new archives

)
Image: New Zealand parking ticket defense [via]
Adventure Morality Fables for Boys #7 (

sweet, delicious erasers

)
Fake Tripadvisor reviews (

try the Black Cock Inn cider

) [via]
3 Mile wireless Gameboy Advance instant messaging (

not too practical, but a cool idea

)
Lovely Coachella 2004 photos (

his work is much better than the media coverage of the event

) [via]
Comcast fires TechTV staff (

reporting from the blog front

) [via]
May 6, 2004
Slashdot on pre-E3 highlights
Infinite Cat Project (

cats watching cats watching cats...

) [via]
Gmail stress test (

blocks sending mail after meeting quota, but continues to receive

)
French anti-piracy group paying P2P users to distribute fake files
Critiquing the design gurus' take on Greg Storey's PDB redesign (

stemming from the WSJ story on the Better Tighty Whitey

)
The Breedster conspiracy (

the world is dying, so be the last bug standing

) [via]
Flash: Badger Badger Bananaphone remix (

it just gets better

) [via]
Google Answers list of posthumously famous people (

inlcuding the great Billy Tipton

)
Google indexing TinyURLs (

but only those that have been linked from elsewhere

) [via]
NYT on camcorder movie bootlegs as video art (

I'm a big supporter of the arts

) [via]
Pizza Party, order pizza from a Unix command line [via]
The E3 Booth Babe-to-Sucky Game formula (

they're hired to distract from the crappy gameplay and graphics

)
Guardian UK pits Google against phone and library research (

unlike the library, I can Google in my underwear

) [via]
Breadcrumbs work, but not very well (

some good research, including placement issues

) [via]
NES controller belt buckle (

nothing says geekcore like a spiked gamepad

) [via]
Flash: Bananaphone Aftermath (

have you been infected yet?

) [via]
Uncensored text of Pat Tillman's brother's speech [via]
Reforming the 50 states by equal population (

born and raised in the state of Los Angeles

) [via]
Flash: Hey Hey 16k (

goofy tribute to the early computer era

) [via]
Brains turn gorilla suits invisible (

try the videos yourself

) [via]
May 5, 2004
Vizster, nice social networks visualization (

M2M has more info

) [via]
My Karate Kid Shower (

recreating Daniel-san's Halloween costume

) [via]
Bootleg fan-made Star Wars Lego figures (

nicely done, and for sale

)
Google asks Mehack to stop using Adsense in their RSS (

good, it's why I don't subscribe to Mehack's feed

) [via]
Fred Durst's Xanga journal [via]
Tribes 1 and 2 released for free download (

there's a torrent for Tribes 2

)
TIAA-Cref criticizes Google's share structure [via]
Wired on Newton moblogs
Disney forbidding distribution of Michael Moore's anti-Bush film? (

or was it a PR stunt?

)
Japanese RIAA to start IMing pirates (

they'll send over a million IMs this month

)
May 4, 2004
Bricolage 1.8.0 screenshots (

the most powerful open-source CMS gets better

)
Tomas analyzes the Wblogs.com link spammer (

wblogs.com copies entire Radio weblogs to promote porn sites

)
SF Chronicle eulogizes Pat Tillman (

he sounds like a genuinely interesting person

) [via]
Image: Funny Oprah complaint e-mail (

from the Smoking Gun's FCC e-mails

)
The Shining in 30 seconds with bunnies (

see also: The Exorcist with bunnies

) [via]
Pew Musician Survey (

83% of musician provide free music online

)
Gamespot's Doom 3 for Xbox preview (

it will be playable at E3

)
Photos of women in scuba, space, and deep-sea diving suits (

just when you thought you'd seen every fetish

) [via]
Gawker Media's Defamer launches later today (

it's supposed to be an L.A.-centric version of Gawker

) [via]
May 3, 2004
Gamespot's Rollercoaster Tycoon 3 preview (

you get to build, and ride, all your coasters

) [via]
Fun with White House search engine results (

comparing word frequency in the last year

)
City of Sound on Audioscrobbler (

with some ideas for Apple

) [via]
Pyramid, PVR for your cellphone
Half-Life 2 at E3 (

hmm, "theatre" implies "unplayable demos"

) [via]
AudioPaint, generate sounds from pictures (

also, Coagula Light and Adam's brief tutorial

) [via]
GBAX 2004 Game Entries (

homebrew Gameboy Advance contest

) [via]
PDF: Academic analysis of the Dance Dance Revolution community (

from Stanford's History of Computer Game Design class

) [via]
"America's Next Top Model" Parking Lot (

the guys are like vultures circling around the rejected

)
May 2, 2004