download embedded media, including Myspace, Youtube, and Google Video; see the screencast
) [via]don't bother with the torrent, use these YouTube videos instead
) [via]200 terabytes per day of mostly illegal goodness
)making the rounds, and well worth watching; lower-res streaming version
) [via]multiplayer game (?) where you control a deer in a forest of other players, but with only non-verbal communication
) [via]the most intuitive 3D modeling app now free, and with a shared repository of models
) [via]BBC radio station quietly tracking nearly every song played for the last year
) [via]expanding the scope makes sense as their base starts graduating
)tons more great comic propaganda on Ethan Persoff's site
)visual representation of the interconnectivity of streets using the Google Maps API
) [via]I'm offscreen in the taxi, calling Ben a corporate sellout whore
)building on the back of the AIM network; the I Am Alpha screencast is neat, too
)in the meantime, a handful of startups are vying for the space
)don't miss the comments on Slashdot's own policing
) [via]he should fire his speech writers and hire these kids
) [via]people were scripting bots to mass-digg stories; Thomas Hawk has more
)he's the decider, he does the deciding around here
)replacing the blink tag with a standards-compliant Ajax alternative
) [via]strangeness involving identical Diggs on two posts, silent user bans, and a popular story conspicuously missing from the front page
)the distributor unwrapped every book and added a permanent sticker to the cover
) [via]the 29 parts are all online, but in PDF format (yuk)
) [via]no bootlegs online just yet
) [via]lovely graphic demo available for Windows, Mac, and Linux, stuffed into only 64k bytes
)Mefi has a link roundup, including his Blogger blog, Myspace, and profiles on Blogger, Yahoo, eBay,
) [via]shocking Disney parody uses the image of Mickey Mouse and clips from "Song of the South"
)Windows-only graphic demo that transcends the cliches of the demoscene, with music by The Wailers; other mirrors
)ripping the new "Lost" episode isn't as hard as leaking pre-release software, but it's neat to see the diversity
) [via]interviews with two virtual escorts and the guy who reviews them publicly (NSFW)
)detection of events in e-mails with a link to quick-add to calendar
)enough with the geography lessons, let's blow up Australia already!
) [via]Greasemonkey script adds reminder links for any hCal formatted page, like all of Upcoming
)one of the best games ever made
) [via]would selling it through iTunes affect the Apple vs. Apple litigation?
)though I disagree with his conclusions, this is a fascinating listen covering the rarely discussed internal politics and cover-ups; also: full transcript
)is virtual sex play between adults using child-like avatars more like infantilism or pedophilia?
) [via]if not, 3D Realms sacrifices half a million dollars
) [via]Feist, Mates of State, Metric, Of Montreal, Kanye West, and more
)more Japanese Rube Goldberg fun; also: cooking ramen, the hard way
) [via]countless small startups creating utilities and add-ons for MySpace users
)lovingly crafted in RBI Baseball, itself released in 1987
) [via]he's now working at Microsoft, 12 years after Coupland's novel was published; see also: jPod
)also, how Adrian Holovaty is using S3 as a media server at 35 cents per month
) [via]new details emerge as the trial come to a close
)dead on, from the inevitable reaction of PC enthusiasts to the future direction of the OS
)also, there's no colloquial "East California" as mentioned in "Kids in America"
) [via]the stock market loves Apple's new official support of Windows XP dual boot
)the best of real-time, algorithmic art from the PC demoscene
)insider details about employee adware usage and dealing with public perceptions
) [via]keep in mind, Windows 3.1 was released the same year
)contrary to previous reports, it's not formally connected with the Pirate Bay
)I see why; the Danger Mouse/Cee-Lo joint is catchy as hell
)an April 1 prank takes a turn for the surreal
)a surprisingly good alternative to Icerocket and Technorati
)they don't seem to be moderating the entries; two more
)features the brilliant Danah Boyd; he's surprisingly reasonable
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