subtle hack, click the "Pumpkin Carving Kit" link at the bottom
) [via]exposing Ubisoft's Monkee-style manufactured girlgamer clan
)employing phonecams, semacode, and giant animal balloons
) [via]one crappy Boston station played only 71 unique songs in one day
) [via]blog rule #36: never say you're going to kill the president
) [via]at $225m, it would be the biggest opening week across all media; Spider-Man 2 was only $192m
)the rest of the voice talent includes George Clinton, Chuck D, Ice-T, James Woods, David Cross, Axl Rose, and Charlie Murphy!
) [via]starring Jason Bateman, Alyssa Milano, and Mr. Belvedere as Koopa; more info
) [via]banning his overseas supporters seems like a bad move
) [via]it's at 32:20 in the heated and excellent MP3
)his real site is .com, not .org
) [via]download the free and legal torrent, here's a track list
) [via]don't miss the photos and the 83-page thesis PDF
) [via]he uses Meetup, Upcoming.org, and Craig's List as sources in his study
)user generated media to complement user reviews
) [via]the Half-Life 2 engine would be perfect for a Disneyland mod
)if movie titles were the literal description of the poster
) [via]she walked off after the wrong lip-sync track was played, more details
)I'm sure people would pay for an XM-aware MP3 player
) [via]an all-kid ensemble humorously acts out the L. Ron Hubbard story
) [via]they predict a clear win for Blu-Ray over HD DVD
) [via]they send a writer to an India tech support center
) [via]their advanced search makes finding, say, wallpaper-size b&w photos easy
)also featuring cameos by Saddam, Osama, and John Edwards
) [via]more on Tufte's sparklines, or word-size graphics
) [via]a great breakdown of why it was so satisfying
)it begs for beer money, and then orders a drink before socializing
) [via]his answers are verbose, like his writing
) [via]regardless, it beats the crap out of his official site
)Matt's corrections and Adrian's unused interview exposes the reporter's biases
)the big finale is a song called "Caves of the Heart (The Battle)"
) [via]the Washington Post has Crossfire's response
) [via]adopting the standard would eliminate spam for good
)Table 5 talks about using the market to predict elections
)it's been downloaded at least 500,000 times in three days
)free alternative to Xbox Live and PS2 online play
)Disney wants to profit from the public domain, while keeping its own work from it
)remember that the next time you 'rm -rf /'
)the CNN transcript is jaw-dropping, here's the video
)t-shirt reproductions from movies and TV, but mostly just Real Genius for now
) [via]French audio with English subtitles, you can read the release NFO here
) [via]interactive maps of eye movements reading news webpages
) [via]a huge announcement, many details in Rael Dornfest's overview
) [via]just because they met online, that makes it an "Internet Suicide"?
)he's able to operate a PC with his brain with 70% accuracy
) [via]more information about the situation and McCain's proposal
) [via]with photos of locations in real life and in-game
)obviously, there's a huge market for a hosted hard drive with a good API
) [via]people who bought this item also read these blogs...
) [via]I understand the appeal for publishers, but RSS ads feel slimy
)finally, some original blog research that matters
) [via]there's a small gallery of some of the photos
) [via]also: the list of American and Japanese launch titles
)every track uses this sample as the single source for all audio
)fascinating analysis with insights into music marketing
) [via]best animation winner at the 2004 Brooklyn Film Festival
) [via]he meant to say this, but actually said this
) [via]the live refined queries are nice, but a stupid linking policy
) [via]the biggest money is in the smallest sales
) [via]like a Geiger counter for local political bias
) [via]also: they launched Screenhead and Jalopnik, which is sponsored by Audi
)check out the pre-Mansion "Haunted House" sketch and the park map
)groups and conversation are the very basics
) [via]the NYT should buy Salon and get rid of subscriptions
) [via]from the people that created Red vs Blue
) [via]he ties Amazon web services into Delicious, Gmail, Dropcash, Blogger, Netflix, iTunes, and more
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