strangely depressing, but I guess it's better than William Hung's commercial
) [via]no social feedback, but retains your setting across searches for the same terms
) [via]the PPP forums are fascinating right now, seeing how the community responds as the business collapses around them
)this could have been fun and useful, if it was only opt-in on a site-by-site basis
) [via]problems with the randomizer make this the worst game released this year
)to compare, I found recent intranet screenshots for Yahoo! and Microsoft
)she continues the discussion on her own blog
) [via]warning, offensive audio; very upsetting to hear, but not at all surprising
) [via]the same group responsible for the secret cinema and bar built in a cavern under Paris
)they've been playing the world's most tedious game on live cameras for four days straight
)one man's quest to play all 4,000 games in the Twin Galaxies world records book alphabetically
)funny, this is almost exactly the way I organize my feeds in Google Reader
)one man's quest to connect his Guitar Hero controller to his C64 and develop a game to use it with
) [via]the original community for personal storytelling comes back after two years of hiatus
)"let's not wait for inspiration, but let's be ready for it when it comes"
)the unusual game used cel-style animation and a knob to control the character's mood from serious to silly
) [via]all their classic adventure games running full-speed with multitouch control
)now in its 66th hour of gameplay, Penn & Teller donated $1,500 and bought them sandwiches; more on the game
)images from classic video games play their own themes using MIDI visualization; more background
) [via]tool to inspire creative cooking using the flavor components of 250 different ingredients
) [via]finding the best-rated media on popular torrent sites
) [via]I don't know why I find Graham Annable's animations so funny, but I do; see also: The Last Duet on Earth
)absolutely insane growth, though slightly skewed by the one-time Yahoo Photos user migration?
) [via]big congrats to Rev. Dan, Kellan, and the rest of the flickr crüe
)I wish they'd modeled the Kindle after their excellent MP3 store instead of bowing to paranoid publishers
)fix address and Street View locations while retaining original locations
) [via]Jon Hicks highlights the typeface selection in a lovely slideshow
) [via]the gameplay video shows off the stretching dynamic, combined with eating and expelling barnyard animals; whee!
)better than other shakycam versions, but the guy with the cake is scaring me
)this kind of communal feedback is fascinating for players, but invaluable for developers
) [via]Jim Treacher takes on a three-panel comic from a "write this comic" contest
)download them all; read Emily Short's review of Lost Pig, the winner
)R.U. Sirius interviews Peter Berdovsky about hairstyles from the 1970s
)a Nintendo DS game about playing retro games, based on a Japanese TV show about playing retro games
) [via]a loving tribute from a man who really loves his music
)exclusive DRM-free music from their own new label and partnering with like-minded labels on a daily MP3 blog
)creating music by typing text into a "broken" speech synthesizer; another video
) [via]this is just idiotic (sorry, Anil!)
)laughably bad portrayal of technology, including Excel spreadsheets hidden in the 10th level of the game
) [via]a friend said I should cross-post this to Waxy Links since they didn't see the main blog post
)the only guy that could make a mugshot look like a high fashion photo shoot
)I'm insanely giddy about this; I'll be in line for the late show at 7:30pm if anyone wants to say hi
) [via]they developed a working version of the nonexistent game from the film
)he nicely articulates why both fall short, while reframing the problem with a solid prediction
)biases aside, it's fun simply to watch a newsroom making slight changes over time
)the Orkut sandbox is moderated, so Plaxo Pulse is the only live implementation so far
)including privacy, hosted MP3s, video through Vimeo, and investors
)using an Ultralight plane and a quarter-mile conveyor belt
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