How To Draw God-Man — related: Molly Norris redacted her cartoon; paintings were pulled from the Met #

Irish music blogs under attack — they may try to demand money from MP3 blogs outside of Ireland, too #

Know Your Meme's guide to challenging YouTube takedowns with fair use — your video will be immediately viewable after submitting #

Getty Images Graffiti — a real-life watermark #

Steve Jobs' Thoughts on Flash — or if you prefer: Thoughts on Flash, In Flash #

War and Peace: The Missing Footnote — tracking down a profanity that Tolstoy censored #

John Goerzen's downloadable archive of Gopherspace circa 2007 — 780,000 documents, 15GB compressed; sadly, Firefox is the last popular browser with Gopher support (via) #

Food, Inc. now available for free online viewing — great documentary about the food industry, 97% positive on Rotten Tomatoes (via) #

Happy Birthday, Kickstarter! — one year old! also, Neil Gaiman and Scott McCloud said nice things #

2 Girls 1 Cup: The Infographic — tracking the volume and video movement of 20 reaction videos; don't miss the collage (via) #

Ze Frank's Chillout Song — this story made me tear up at SXSW #

Super Mario Crossover — loving tribute to NES history, play SMB as Link, Samus, Mega Man, Simon Belmont, or the Contra guy #

Indianapolis Star reporter researches a teenager with no official identity — a journalist, a staff librarian, and Facebook rewrote his entire life (via) #

Match.com threatens Plenty of Fish over growth stats — hmm, this sounds familiar (via) #

Sydney's Siberia — Jason Nelson's infinitely zoomable poem; related: his Rubik's cube poem #

Obama Nails the National Anthem — shades of Kaufman (via) #

Spotify adds social features in newest version — not available in the U.S. yet, so very jealous (via) #

Mr. Spastic's Lo-Fi Version — too-short mix of chiptune versions of reggae/dub riddims #

Agenda Circling Forth, first-place demo at Breakpoint 2010 — everything's a particle; don't miss the video if you can't run the real-time demo (via) #

Transmit 4 released — their interactive feature guide is very slick #

Laptopograms — developing photosensitive paper exposed to a digital negative on a laptop screen #

Waiting for Bieber — beiliebers begging to be followed by him on Twitter #

The Geocities-izer — "make any web page look like it was made by 13-year-old in 1996" (via) #

Apple //t, Twitter display for the Apple II — everyone's favorite tweeting cat makes a cameo at 1:46 in the video (via) #

Police seize Gizmodo editor's computers — the plot thickens #

Enough Plumbers — expanded version of Enough Marios (via) #

YouTube explains "fair use" option for disputed videos — publishers can then decide to file a DMCA request; apparently not new, but new to me (via) #

Android OS running on the iPhone — impressive hack #

White House releases open-source code — their contributions back to Drupal; I love this #

Useless Fliers — related: Josh Millard has ideas (via) #

Testing the limits of YouTube's fingerprinting system — research from April 2009 (via) #

Akihabara, open-source HTML5 pixel game toolkit — the demos are an impressive range of genres and all work on iPad/iPhone #

How an Apple employee lost the iPhone 4G prototype — I feel bad for the guy; no mention of who found it, how Gizmodo acquired it, or media ethics #

Poto & Cabenga — clever one-button game for the Gamma 4 design compo #

New York Magazine's cover story on the NYC tech scene — Kickstarter featured on page 5 and the slideshow #

PlayPen — like a wiki for pixel art, evolving into a collaborative adventure game #

Roger Ebert believes videogames can never be art — I completely disagree with him, along with nearly every commenter #

Will It Metablend? — don't try this at home #

Hey, Guys! — related: We've Got Company (via) #

DAN the MAN — platformer-inspired animation, but the stereotypes sparked some debate (via) #

Library of Congress acquires entire Twitter archive — related: Google adds Twitter archive search #

Stupid Fight on Twitter — compare the language skills of the last 100 replies to Twitter celebs (via) #

Nieman Lab on the results of Gawker's comment moderation experiments — hiding less trusted commenters leads to higher quality comments and more activity #

Nate Silver takes on NYC neighborhood livability — like his election work, distills an incredible amount of data into something readable #

Google to open-source On2's VP8 codec for HTML5 video — Chrome, Firefox, and Opera will support; Safari and IE are less certain #

I Am Free Enterprise — shoot for your dreams, everyone #

Star Wars Uncut's "The Escape," five-minute teaser — first look at the finished project to remake Star Wars in 15 second increments (via) #

Flash CS5 to support limited HTML5 canvas export — outputs in Adobe's SVG-like FXG format, with a JS library to display in a canvas element (via) #

Phil Gyford's "Infographic" — the new animated GIF #

Giant Bomb adds elaborate quests system — nicely done, though it's having some unintended side effects; I made a screencast of a simple subquest #