Webcrawler turns 10 years old — I'm starting to feel old #

Blogger.com's offering Gmail accounts  #

Image: Terror logos  #

GoogleGuy requests blog stops reposting his comments — pressure from HQ, maybe? (via) #

The nature of meaning in the age of Google — aggregating meaning and the tension between content and spam (via) #

Mozilla Thunderbird's new logo — when I switch from Eudora, it'll likely be to Thunderbird #

The Curse of the Ziering — with a handy chart (via) #

Kempa on Otto Preminger miscellanea — Saul Bass, the Zombies, and Nilsson's "Skidoo" opening credits lyrics #

MP3.com archives not lost — 1.7 million songs rescued #

Dr. Dobbs on non-gaming GBA apps — thanks to Anil for the PDF #

Meetup adds new venue, messaging features — finally, users can pick different venues (via) #

Snarkout on the orchestra union's battle against the Sinfonia — the accompanying NYT article is a must-read #

Luke Chueh, illustrations — don't miss monkeys with hat #

Yahoo Soul Search — be sure to click the "What's This" link (via) #

Gucci iPod Case — for $195, I could almost buy a new iPod (via) #

Vintage 1980s Rap Videos — LL, Eric B, Schoolly D, EPMD, and all the other OG MCs (via) #

Flash: Adrian's Insect Shop — make your own bugs (via) #

Campbell's Warhol soup can labels — damn you, Warhol! (via) #

Bootleg "Passion" screenings drawing crowds in Jerusalem — the Israeli distribution company refuses to release it #

"Hot Abercrombie Chick" hoax — I noticed the Blogdex whoring this weekend, so this is gratifying #

Tracking the "Page 23, Sentence 5" meme — variations spread from Livejournal to the larger blogging world (via) #

Yayhooray's Let's Draw Birds — also: Let's Draw Robots (via) #

Epic announces Unreal Machinima contest finalists — movies made with real-time 3D engines, usually from videogames #

Programmer hacks full-color interleaved images into the Atari 2600 — people are still creating innovative work for the 2600 (via) #

A Day at The Grove with Quentin Tarantino (via) #

Nigerian scammers exploiting IP relay phone lines for the deaf — you can read relay operators complain on Livejournal (via) #

Dodgeball mobile social app goes multi-city — including Los Angeles and San Francisco #

Nigerian spammers… in space!  #

Flash: Tontie, number keypad game — this game stresses me out #

iTMS-4-All, search the iTunes Music Store — he used the anonymous info posted to my entry (via) #

Movable Type 3.0 Beta Testing — everyone who submits the survey can beta test (via) #

NYT on new videogame lounges — the return of the arcade? I certainly hope so (via) #

DirecTV HU card hacking is dead — I'm sure they'll hack the P4 cards eventually #

NYT on the demise of Mickey Mouse — Mickey has no identity of his own anymore (via) #

Eddie Breen's Piggyback Art — Eddie changes painted portraits into art (via) #

KHAAAN!! — my new browser homepage #

Roger Ebert on the Howard Stern controversy  #

Bald Stars baldness fetish — celebrities Photoshopped to look bald #

Desktop Gaming, lovely videogame desktop wallpaper — stick and move, kid (via) #

USC student spends $2500 meal plan on winning Pepsi/iTunes bottles — don't forget to recycle, kid (via) #

CSS Zen Garden, Comic Book Style — the most gonzo of all the designs I've seen (via) #

How to Steal Public Domain Content and Repackage It for Profit — scumbag marketers (via) #

Circuit Benders, modified electronic childrens' toys — these MP3s are amazing (via) #

Ultimate Cadbury Creme Egg — disgustingly good! (via) #

Jabberwocky, a mobile phone app for meeting familiar strangers — the more you encounter someone, the lighter their square (via) #

PDF: The Story of Infocom, Inc — many more great papers and books at Textfiles' PDF section #

A9 predictions about collaborative search filtering — "people like you found these results the most useful" #

Mars Rover Soundtrack — smart guys, but questionable taste in music #

Jason Scott's dialogue with a modern artscene group — someone else in the group followed up, but still refused his request #

Images: Baby giraffe born in Santa Rosa — Encarta has video of another giraffe birth (via) #