Ads via The Deck
July 31, 2004
JibJab files lawsuit for right to "This Land" parody
July 30, 2004
EmoteMail (

e-mail client with subtle visual cues for facial expression and typing speed

) [via]
Museum of Hoaxes on Clubbo.com, the fake indie record label (

elaborate prank, with MP3s from every fake band

)
Toronto Star's entire 1945 archive (

the comics archives are wonderful, but the interface stinks

) [via]
Hilarity Ensues! (

you'd think Fark would be the #1 result

)
Young girl stumbles on Perl.org Journals, hilarity ensues (

they thought the posts were autogenerated by a Perl module

)
iPod helps police nab car thieves
Wikipedia on l33t speak (

pwnz0r3d

) [via]
Battle of the Bugs (

Newsweek's 1987 article about information theft

) [via]
Video: Oh, Danny Bot (

ode to a robot going off to war

) [via]
July 29, 2004
Kokogiak's badass Amazon Kneejerk Contrarian search engine (

whipped together with the Amazon API and some glue!

)
Video: Return of the Jedi's new ending (

I'm 99% certain this is not a hoax

)
Google.com removed from Google's index (

a temporary bug, I'm sure, but curious

)
Ed Helms Is Not Matt Haughey
Three new songs off Rilo Kiley's "More Adventurous" (

only streaming, unfortunately

)
O'Reilly's Make Magazine (

Readymade for the geek crowd, edited by Frauenfelder

) [via]
Cameron on a new comment spam tactic (

promoting the Pagerank of an abandoned blog to promote other sites

)
Doom 3 Hardware Guide (

looks nice even at 640x480?

) [via]
Woman handcuffed and jailed for chewing candy bar in D.C. Metro station [via]
Pirate Screenings magazine on film piracy from 1975 [via]
British RIAA going after MP3 blogs [via]
Gettingit's "Body Bazaar" from 1999 (

people are trading kidneys in the comments

)
GmailXP (

Windows client that replicates every Gmail function

) [via]
Top 10 Game Videogame Cover Art (

some of my favs: Katamari Damacy, Ico, Maniac Mansion, and Bureaucracy

) [via]
NYT on DIY drive-ins (

with optional iPods for radio receivers

)
vBlog Central (

drag-and-drop Java client for easy videoblogging

) [via]
Dynamism, imported next-gen Japanese gadgets (

the Sony video/MP3 player, insanely thin notebooks, tiny subnotebooks, and a credit card-sized cameraphone

) [via]
Paul Graham's wonderful essay on "Great Hackers" (

Teledyn has a good rebuttal

) [via]
Test your reading speed (

I'm between 350-400 words per minute for both tests

) [via]
July 28, 2004
Atari CX-2000 prototype (

a failed successor to the Atari 2600

) [via]
See What You Share (

weblog of confidential photos found on P2P networks

) [via]
Veen on the user experience of the new Sony Network Walkman (

Mossberg's review says it's no iPod

)
Transcript of Michael Moore's showdown with Bill O'Reilly (

they're both acting like children

) [via]
Snopes on the Paypal Class Action (

get a piece of the Paypal pie

)
Skin Bags (

synthetic human skin purses and accessories

) [via]
Terra sells Lycos for $95 million? (

down from $12.5 billion in less than four years

)
Detailed essay on how wireless P2P videoblogging could challenge TV network news (

TV networks are just well-moderated video aggregators

) [via]
Pitchfork's Top 50 Worst Guitar Solos of the Millennium (

too many to choose from

) [via]
RIAA raids Indianapolis music store for mix-CDs (

triggering a chain of events that led to their closing

) [via]
OpenEEG Project (

open-source software for do-it-yourself EEG devices

) [via]
White House West with Will Ferrell (

I don't mind political propaganda, as long as it's entertaining

) [via]
AOL to broadcast new TV show previews (

they lost 668,000 customers last quarter

)
Nintendo shows final DS design (

still looks too much like a Game & Watch

) [via]
Slashdot IT's radioactive beige (

it is the beige of the end times

) [via]
Image: Star Wars autograph prices (

Mark Hamill seems overvalued

) [via]
Supermarketing, classic comic book ads (

another gallery, with gems like "Polio Precautions"

) [via]
Designing Games for the Wage Slave (

summary: stop wasting my time

) [via]
July 27, 2004
NASA's Cassini probe finds the Death Star [via]
Search engine results for "Revenge of the Sith" (

Yahoo is more timely, but Google is more comprehensive

)
Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends (

gorgeously animated new show on the Cartoon Network

) [via]
Four New Yorker essays on the 1992 DNC [via]
Steve Garfield is videoblogging the DNC [via]
Video: Segway Polo (

equipment: a ball and $27k worth of Segways

) [via]
Video: Hitchhiker's Guide teaser trailer (

more mirrors in the Slashdot thread

) [via]
Atari 7800 designers talk about Atari history (

recordings from the Vintage Computer Festival

)
Dave Shea on Design Theft (

Zarquon's comments are worth reading

)
Common practices between guru CSS blogs (

an excellent survey

) [via]
Redesigning a tableless Microsoft.com (

I'm with Matt, he should go on the road

) [via]
Acme Novelty Archive (

new design, new URL, and much more Chris Ware content!

)
Fatal car accident may have been caused by dashboard DVD player (

they were watching "Road Trip"

) [via]
Sifry's roundup of bloggers' unique coverage of the DNC (

cameraphones, Photoshopping, and posting Gore's speech before he delivered it

)
MSNBC Newsbot beta (

Microsoft's answer to Google News

) [via]
Turn your iPod into a Universal Remote (

Phillip Torrone is the king of cool hacks

) [via]
Simpsons film confirmed [via]
Movie posters for Frank Miller's "Sin City" (

a comic book adaptation directed by Robert Rodriguez

) [via]
July 26, 2004
webkit2png, automated screenshots and thumbnail generation (

for Python and Mac OS X

)
Apple to make iTunes for Motorola Phones [via]
Degrees of separation between bands (

using their shared band members

) [via]
MacSales.com Is Giving Away Your Email Address
MovableType 3.1 announcement (

adds PHP integration, subcategories, post scheduling, and the plugin contest winners

) [via]
Last.fm, personalized streaming radio using Audioscrobbler data (

gorgeous interface, take a look at my user profile

) [via]
Danah Boyd on the NYT's bias against blog journalism (

I was surprised they called them "web diarists"

)
Making AT&T Text-to-Speech talk in foreign accents (

the MP3 is funny, and a very cool hack

)
Jenny18, a cybersex bot implemented in Eliza (

you can win the Turing Test if your respondents want to believe

)
Similarities between 1962's "Manchurian Candidate" and the 2004 election (

screenshots further down the page

)
Calculating the specs for id's next game after Doom 3 (

great charts for CPU, RAM, and disk space

) [via]
Lego Guitar (

too bad the string tension would tear it apart

) [via]
Real reverse-engineers Apple's FairPlay (

expect the new iPod update to lock out all Harmony users

) [via]
Tantek on the Technorati redesign and new politics site
WSJ profiles all the bloggers covering the DNC [via]
Boston Globe's profile of Blogdex's Cameron Marlow (

I love when my friends get media attention

)
Wired's summary of the BlogOn conference (

though blogs are a better primary source for coverage of the event

)
How to rip RealAudio streams [via]
Google Sets IPO Between $108-$135 a Share (

placing them in the $2.6 billion to $3.3 billion range

)
July 25, 2004
Kempa's MP3s of in-session mistakes (

I wish I had more to contribute

)
Nintendo Entertainment Console mod (

hacking an NES, SNES, N64, Gamecube and GBA into a single box

) [via]
Internet Explorer anecdote from BlogOn conference (

could Firefox win the browser war?

) [via]
Weather Channel webcam snafu (

look in the bottom-right corner of the webcam

)
Verbal and behavioral clues of liars (

they don't mention facial expressions

) [via]
Toys "R" Us' giant beach balls
Doh, the Humanity (

amusing typos and gaffes on web pages

) [via]
Guardian UK on OhMyNews, collaborative South Korean news site [via]
Adtunes, blog on songs in TV commercials (

too bad they don't link the MP3s

) [via]
Salon's guide to understanding Donnie Darko [via]
Battlefield 1942's Pirate mod (

play as a pirate, or zombie pirate!

)
July 24, 2004
Takase Revolution (

2D fighting game based on Les Miserables!?

)
ImageShack (

free, simple, and anonymous image hosting

)
Photos of things held together with tape (

usually brown tape

) [via]
Wonderful gallery of Japanese arcade games (

highlights: the typing, instrument, and horse racing sims

) [via]
Tapping on soda cans actually works? (

shocking, I always thought it was an urban myth

) [via]
Mystery reader censoring swear words in public library books (

to be specific, the "Murder, She Wrote" series

) [via]
GPS Coke can x-rays
Flash: Wordcount (

English words, scaled to reflect popularity

)
Fox News on Exxon gas pumps
Ballance, gorgeous marble game for Windows (

try the demo, or at least watch the movies

) [via]
Image: Ken Jennings' name variations (

he writes his name differently on every Jeopardy episode

)
Image: The Internet Has Spoken (

nonsensical CNN quiz

)
Bugmenot's mandatory registration form (

don't worry, they're not serious

)
July 23, 2004
Java: BitTorrent simulator visualization (

add some seeds and peers to watch the bits fly

)
Lot of 50 Plastic Fetuses [via]
Profanities made from corporate logotypes [via]
Microsoft selling Slate.com (

will it go the way of Suck, Stim, and Spiv?

)
Halo 2's subliminal trailer and web game (

from the people who made the AI Game

)
A great story of racial harmony in the DC subway [via]
Total Asshole Compression (

reverse compression, makes all your files much much bigger

) [via]
Audio: William Shatner's "The Common People," Pulp cover [via]
Brooklyn Superhero Supply (

Dave Eggers' new East Coast counterpart to 826 Valencia

) [via]
KoalaRainbow, visualization engine for MovableType 3.0 (

lovely examples

) [via]
Oxymoron dictionary [via]
MovableType 3.0 Plugin Contest winners (

congratulations, Jay! some of the others sound excellent

) [via]
Snopes on the NOPLATE and MISSING license plate owners (

they should just leave the field blank

)
The KITT Dashboard Project (

obsessive 20-year project to draw the Knight Rider dash

) [via]
July 22, 2004
Dagwood on Detournement (1981) (

also: Terry and the Situationists and more weirdness

)
"Mortal Kombat: Deception" preview (

it can't decide if it wants to be a fighting, adventure, chess or puzzle game

) [via]
Guardian UK on Guerilla Gigs (

flash mobs with a purpose

) [via]
Industry group says pirate CD sales hit record 1.1 billion (

as P2P usage increases in Taiwan, pirated CD sales have decreased

) [via]
.htaccess Generator [via]
You Have Bad Taste in Music (

personally, I wouldn't lump in JT with the others

) [via]
Dancing with Myself, profile of Kansas City's DDR subculture (

read the community's reaction to the article

) [via]
MP3: Of Montreal's "Know Your Onion" Shins cover (

many more on their official site

) [via]
Kottke's HTML version of the 9/11 Commission's report (

or download the lovely PDF

)
Vintage video game commercials
Video: Iron & Wine, "Naked As We Came" (

whoops, I think I took Todd's server offline

) [via]
Verizon to introduce Net-based phone service (

competing with Vonage

)
Small California newspaper gives control over content to local residents (

this is a brilliant experiment

)
eBay auction for an original KITT car from Knight Rider [via]
GD graphics library supports GIF again (

because the awful Unisys patent expired

) [via]
List of sites with a Pagerank 10 (

i.e. Google's highest-ranked websites

) [via]
Retired carpenter rediscovers how the pyramids were built (

with photos and video

) [via]
Snopes on the five-year-old Peruvian mother (

she gave birth in May 1939

)
MPAA and NFL team up against TiVo's TV-to-PC plans (

PVRBlog has good comments on the story

)
July 21, 2004
Official Doom 3 benchmarks (

I'll shut up about this game on August 3

) [via]
Vintage 1960s TV clips about the hippie movement (

highlights: discussions of the future and an unknown Joni Mitchell

)
Monkey turns bipedal after near-death experience [via]
Technorati teaming up with CNN for on-air coverage of the Democratic Convention (

the CNN press release has more info

)
UK High Court rules modchips illegal
Krisky Kreme announces glazed donut-flavored drink [via]
Image: Waxy.org blocked by crappy SiteFilter proxy (

Matt has a roundup of other blocked sites, including Blogger.com

)
Spamusement (

cartoons inspired by actual spam subject lines

) [via]
Why did Microsoft buy Lookout? [via]
Four inmates escape, go on two beer runs (

and they came back to the prison, twice

) [via]
July 20, 2004
Censorzilla, dirty words in the Netscape source tree [via]
Platform Jumping, tiled animated GIFs (

from the b3ta crew

) [via]
BookMachine (

kiosk to download and print books on demand

)
Katamari Damacy coming to US! (

September release and original soundtrack!

)
Fast Company's excellent profile of Whole Foods [via]
Anil on leaving New York (

San Francisco is the perfect median between LA and NYC

)
Camera fiends (

the reactions to the first cameras and cameraphones are identical

)
Infoworld's RSS traffic resembled DDOS attack (

on the hour, every hour

) [via]
Doom III minimum requirements (

with these, you can see the Doom III Interactive Slideshow

) [via]
Verizon announces home fiber pricing (

15Mbps for $50/month sounds good to me

) [via]
Musical preferences of computer geeks (

ridiculous study, but amusing

) [via]
Trapped on a boat with Journey, REO Speedwagon, and Styx (

what, no Hall & Oates?

) [via]
Weblog Snapshots (

with PyObjC and webkit, source code to follow

)
All Music Guide Corrector extension for Firefox (

brilliant, it fixes some of the crappy usability issues

)
The Social Computing research lab list (

interesting work coming out of these places

) [via]
Eric's son was born 1 pound, 7 ounces (

the brave man is posting daily updates

) [via]
Silly pie charts (

like the alphabet and empty supervillian threats

) [via]
Lame hotel wifi uses censorware (

and they're blocking my site!

) [via]
July 19, 2004
Image: Google circa 1960
SharpReader 0.9.5 released (

still my feed reader of choice

)
Star Wars Galaxies expansion adds multiplayer space travel [via]
Ringo Starr's Japanese leisure suit commercials from the mid-1970's (

with backing vocals by Nilsson and Davy Jones

)
MP3Blogs Aggregator (

the full-text feed is brilliant, but brings up ethical issues of hotlinking

) [via]
The Hundred Thousand Gallon Restaurant (

also: water-ghost Pac-Man maze, poetic Braille, Lego Tape, and more

)
Daryl proves you should never talk politics with your parents (

heartfelt story of a mother-and-son argument

) [via]
Coffee Cup Watermarks (

yet another Half Bakery idea is fully baked

) [via]
Flash: Megaman vs. Ghost n' Goblins (

perfect fan-made mashup of the two classic NES games

) [via]
BLT-scented candles (

I'm hoping for bacon-scented perfume next

) [via]
Dunstan redesigns 1976 Design (

awe-inspiring attention to detail

) [via]
Obsessive collection of prop and scenery photos from David Lynch's "Mulholland Dr." (

from this impressive fan site, including location renderings

) [via]
Engadget on the survival of Netflix (

"open up or die"

) [via]
MIT review of Japan and America as two "cultures of piracy" (

you can rent CDs in Japan?

) [via]
Flash: The Incredibly Evil Machine [via]
1961 monster-movie trading cart set (

also: monster flip movies, Weird-Ohs, and many others

) [via]
New Yorker on government-funded cosemetic surgery for soldiers (

496 breast enlargements from 2000 to 2003

) [via]
July 18, 2004
NYT on Jeopardy master Ken Jennings (

also: the Christian Science Monitor on Jeopardy and pub trivia

) [via]
Background on the Pioneer 10 probe's plaque [via]
Jon Haddock's "Cartoon Violence" resin figures (

traumatic events rendered in the style of early 1930s cartoons

) [via]
Doom 3 for the SNES (

hmm, not as impressive as the preview screenshots

) [via]
MMORPG subscriber growth stats (

Final Fantasy XI is number one with a bullet

) [via]
Video: Dance, Voldo, Dance (

choreographed dance machinima performed with Soul Calibur

) [via]
Eric Meyer on political parties (

the flaws of a two-party, black-and-white nation

) [via]
Artist paints giant Google screenshot (

I like the idea of folding up web sites

) [via]
The Chaos of English Spelling (

or why voice synthesis is hard

) [via]
Newsweek's profile of the new iPod (

also: the companion puff piece on the iPod's success

) [via]
July 17, 2004
Background on the immersive "A.I." movie net game (

more information about the game

) [via]
U.S. Orkut users upset at Brazilian takeover (

there are nearly twice as many Brazilian users than American

)
Image: Newsweek cover with Steve Jobs and the new iPod [via]
Trac, open-source project management (

combined software tracking, revision control, and wiki

) [via]
Apple rumored to launch new iPods on Monday (

thinner and cheaper?

) [via]
Ask Metafilter on Internet addiction (

I'm addicted to information

)
Wired profile of eDonkey
Electric Etch-a-Sketch hack (

controlled by a PC mouse

) [via]
An Artificial Brain with 20 Billion Neurons [via]
July 16, 2004
Toshiba to unveil TV-capable laptop (

whoops, make that "labtop"

) [via]
I/O Brush, video-enabled drawing toy (

watch the demo to see how cool this is

) [via]
Hilary Duff prank calls your friends (

choose a name, message, and phone number

)
Blockbuster Rentals beta (

the rental retailer takes on Netflix

) [via]
IMWatching, stats on your buddy list (

stalk your friends over time

) [via]
Flash: Eskiv game (

I got a high score of 140

) [via]
271 UK TV commercials from the 1980s (

download 'em all in one giant torrent

) [via]
Wired News on Cameron Diaz's Fleshbot cease-and-desist (

lawyers are the bane of the free Internet

)
Tutorial to creating isometric pixel art (

draw in the style of eBoy

) [via]
Alice's Adventures Under Ground (

Charles Dodgson's the precursor to Wonderland

) [via]
Smoking Coins [via]
Debate on news website registrations (

BugMeNot is just routing around damage

) [via]
Video: Escher-inspired Audi commercial (

read more about the production

) [via]
Free Shell Accounts (

learn Unix without a commitment

) [via]
What the President is Not (

as taken from his public statements, but one's missing

) [via]
Microsoft buys Lookout (

I'm with Sippey, this seems like an unusual buy

) [via]
The Business of Social Avatar Virtual Worlds (

problems with creating virtual worlds like Habitat, There, and Second Life

) [via]
July 15, 2004
Matt's idea about letting friends correct your site (

using trusted networks, why not?

)
How to Sell the Same Startup Twice (

sell for $80 million, buy back at $2 million, sell again for $70 million

)
Ground Zero typo caught after two years (

never forget

) [via]
Possible Follow-up Songs for One-Hit Wonders [via]
Java: The Shape of Sound (

neat visualization for any uploaded MIDI file

) [via]
Ari Paparo on Evite 2.0 and Upcoming.org (

some interesting thoughts

)
MP3: The Conet Project (

legally download the entire collection of shortwave numbers stations

)
Buck Truck, the Rappin' Trucker (

oddball album from 1990 for download

) [via]
Google to add audio and video search [via]
Gawker Media gets a C&D for Cameron Diaz sex tape (

for simply linking to the video website; will they go after Google next?

) [via]
Flickr and Feedburner to develope photo syndication standard (

two great companies working together

)
July 14, 2004
How to make a Firefox extension (

also helpful: creating a Mozilla extension

) [via]
Video: Cutie Honey trailer (

I don't what the movie's about, but I like it

)
BitTorrent beats Kazaa in traffic numbers
Snopes on the London see-through loo (

the infamous restroom made of one-way glass

)
DOOM 3 goes gold! (

official street date is August 5

)
Webcam foils Florida burglary (

the teens were busted by a friend watching the cam in Kentucky

) [via]
Golden Apples of the Sun (

gorgeous compilation of indie neo-folk, listen here

)
Wonkette prints all the Outfoxed "Fox News" memos (

the basis for the upcoming documentary

) [via]
Australian children survive six days as castaways (

a tragic (and cinematic) story of survival

) [via]
eBay to allow digital music downloads (

only for approved sellers, though

) [via]
Micro-Heros (

comic superheroes in the style of Stor Trooper avatars

) [via]
Internet Archive's RSS feed of all new additions (

or by media type (audio, video, text) or collection name (feature films, etree)

)
Metafilter turns 5 today
Wired on NYT's poor web archiving policies (

or: "why nytimes.com results will never show up in Google"

)
Andrew Anker joins Six Apart (

and Mena steps down as CEO

)
Tibetan mandalas, drawn by fifth-graders (

don't miss Nick's inspired description

) [via]
The history of Tired.com [via]
Julie Fidler's transcribed teen diaries from the 1970s (

on my birthday, she watched Sonny & Cher's "Good Times"

)
Jimmy Carter's diaries of daily minutiae (

on my birthday, he watched Robert Altman's "Nashville"

)
Why Is Antifreeze So Delicious? [via]
July 13, 2004
Cassini, the open-source Sega Saturn emulator (

new, powerful, and supports many commercial games

)
Wizard of Oz world for Second Life (

the game community is endlessly creative

)
Blocking MT comment spam with mod_rewrite (

spammers can spoof referers, but most probably don't

)
Google Predictions (

some great ideas here

)
PHP 5.0.0 released [via]
Smarter Image Hotlinking Prevention (

use PHP and mod_rewrite to redirect hotlinks to a targeted page

) [via]
BBC on Poly Play, the Cold War-era German arcade machine (

it's one of the few legal MAME ROMs

) [via]
S&M Barbie (

where's the Submissive Ken doll?

) [via]
Sony to unveil Playstation 2 (sic) next May (

whoops

) [via]
MT-Blacklist v2.0 coming soon (

Jay entered it in the MovableType 3.0 plugin contest

) [via]
Google acquires Picasa (

their foray into the online photo management and storage market

)
Sony shows wireless multiplayer, Talkman translation software (

16 person ad-hoc LAN play

) [via]
Bitoogle, the BitTorrent search engine (

public trackers aren't safe, but here you go

) [via]
Flash: They Might Be Giants' "Experimental Film" (

created by the Homestar Runner guys

)
Video Game Breaks & Sound Effects Volumes 1 & 2 [via]
Register debunks the "1 in 4" movie downloader stat (

huge problems with the study, and some good international stats

)
July 12, 2004
Big list of MP3 musicblogs (

use these links with Alf's MP3-to-M3U playlist bookmarklet

)
Porno 8-Tracks (

the audio companion to Custer's Revenge

) [via]
Word Clock (

clockbar that displays the time in plaintext

) [via]
Passing Gmail's 1GB limit [via]
All Music Guide redesign is live (

oy vey, read my critique

)
National Lampoon's "Emergency Fathering" (

from June 1979

) [via]
Gawker Media traffic stats (

Fleshbot is doing very well

) [via]
Insane comic book collection for sale on eBay (

Superman #1, Batman #1, and almost every Silver Age comic ever published

) [via]
Michael Moore publishing his sources for Fahrenheit 9/11 (

I'm sure that will satisfy all his critics

) [via]
Delaware stoner gets lost in Connecticut (

Dreamworks to option the movie rights

) [via]
Profile of Williams Street and the success of the Cartoon Network's Adult Swim [via]
The Man with the Head of Saturn (

"worst. transportation device. ever."

)
Playstation 3, new Nintendo set to debut at E3 2005 (

related: Xbox 2 may be announced in September

) [via]
Everything I Learned at MIT (

insane course notes from four years of study

) [via]
Flipped off by the President (

the photo isn't very clear, but it's a good story

) [via]
NYT's amazing profile on the modern graphic novel (

with audio commentary by Spiegelman, Seth, Sacco, Chester Brown, and Chris Ware

) [via]
Wired on Friendster's "Anchorman" campaign (

with a quote from yours truly

)
July 10, 2004
Nintendo Breakz, Volume 1 (

40 short remixes of original Nintendo soundtracks

) [via]
Gwyneth Paltrow's spotted back (

ancient Chinese hickeys

) [via]
Googlebot indexing unlinked URLs (

like about, contact, and stats?

)
Mozilla gains on Internet Explorer's market share (

1% ain't much, but it's something

) [via]
Pocketster, turn your iPod into a wireless file-swapping jukebox (

requires a PDA with a host USB port

) [via]
Homebrew Game & Watch-style games (

for the new PDRoms competition

)
July 9, 2004
Oddpost bought by Yahoo (

Yahoo responds to Google's Gmail

) [via]
Google Pagerank plugin for Firefox (

unlike PRGoogleBar, doesn't rely on an outside server

)
Post to Del.icio.us from Sharpreader (

Ilya wrote this in about an hour

)
Video: Riordan's "Stupid Dirty Girl" video (

it sounds worse in print than in person

) [via]
Underbunny, amazing photos by a Seattle mortuary worker (

upsetting, absorbing, and more

)
Playstation 3 production starts in 2005 (

shipping in late 2005 or early 2006

)
Automatic blood donation booth (

does it take your photo, too?

) [via]
99 Luftballoons, side-by-side comparison
Another crash on Disneyland's Big Thunder Mountain (

Disney fans posted photos from the scene

) [via]
PVRBlog on EFF's Stop the Broadcast Flag campaign (

I guarantee it'll increase the free trade of TV shows online

)
July 8, 2004
PVRBlog has the highest Pagerank of any blog? (

there must be another blog with a PR9

) [via]
Alien in 30 seconds, with bunnies (

more 30-Second Bunnies Theatre

) [via]
LA City Council votes to regulate cybercafes (

or as Joystiq says, "regu