Airbag redesigns the White House intelligence briefs — memos never looked so good #

Musicompass, Java visualizations for Audioscrobbler — their artist recommendations get better every day (via) #

Wired on the Gopher underground — before there was Google, there was Veronica (via) #

eBay Searches to RSS — like my old PHP script, only it works (via) #

Wizard People, new audio track for Harry Potter film — bizarre fan-made retelling of the Sorcerer's Stone #

The Political Biases of Video Games — good, long article with lots of ideas (via) #

First Mac OS X trojan infects MP3s — proof of concept, not yet found in the wild (via) #

Gourmet's personal account of bribing NYC maitre d's (via) #

Wired on abandonware and the Underdogs  #

Google founder Sergey Brin in Drag — don't be evil... be fabulous! (via) #

Weblog templates for every song on the White Album (via) #

Yahoo hints at social networking service — George predicted Yahoorkutster in February (via) #

MP3: Remix of two similar Nickelback singles — one song in each channel (via) #

Cxbx, Xbox emulator — it can play Turok (via) #

Veen on ridiculous editorial-to-advertising ratios — if you can find a worse ratio, I'd love to see it #

Crash Bonsai, totaled model cars — I missed this the first time around (via) #

Thurston Moore's NYT editorial on Kurt Cobain (via) #

The Worst Arcade in the World (via) #

Tandy Computer Whiz Kids Comics — boogah jokes that Tandy predicted blogging (via) #

Peep, the network auralizer — audio representation of network activity (via) #

Torrentbot, BitTorrent meets IM — get IMed when a new torrent appears, and start downloading automagically! #

Cin-o-Matic, like a configurable Metacritic — boy, I feel like Kottke-filter today (via) #

Memespread Project — I've been meaning to do this for the Star Wars Kid log data (via) #

Smart stoplights penalize speeders — sounds a bit dangerous to me (via) #

Blog service pinger — ping 'em all, let god sort 'em out (via) #

Atari 2600 Comic Books — I never pictured Centipede quite like that #

John Woo working on Metroid movie? (via) #

Rock Academy, the French "School of Rock" — I love seeing Jack Black speaking French #

Boston Globe on Infocombot and AIM gaming — no mention of my website, though #

I got my second cease and desist order — not surprising, since I'm the #1 result for opus comic #

Decapitated cat commercial backfires on Ford — just an excuse to link to the video (via) #

Dodgeball Social, like Friendster for your mobile phone — notifies you when your friends are within 10 blocks (via) #

Iconsurf, favicon.ico icon browser — random 500 icons out of over 15,000 (via) #

Amazon's Red Light District  #

PS2, Gamecube, Xbox wedding cakes — what, no Atari 2600? #

There are 600 quintillion ways to spell Viagra (via) #

Wired on Realplayer Suckfulness — Tomas was interviewed for the article (via) #

More Gmail beta testing — including more screenshots #

Topographic page bookmarklet — the deeper the element, the lighter it appears (via) #

Sony's wireless network plans for the PSP and PS3 — 802.11 instead of Bluetooth for both (via) #

Kottke on GooOS, the Google operating system — they said the same thing about Netscape, but this makes more sense #

Flash: Techno made from Windows default sounds (via) #

8-bit BBSing over the Internet — emulating a Hayes modem, no less (via) #

Video Game Wedding Card — designed by Jason and Meg (via) #

Boing Boing's paying too much for hosting — why don't they just switch to a dedicated server? #

Reason Magazine customizes new cover with each subscriber's name and satellite photo — this sort of thing is considerably easier for online mags (via) #

Sean Palmer's Gmail preview with new screenshots — user-defined labels, "starred" messages, and filters #

Amazon generated 6% of their 2002 revenue from web services — if so, why don't more retailers offer them? (via) #

Catty, the chatbot with a Google brain — using Google Groups might be even more effective (via) #

Musical quadratic equations — plus, other nerdy math singalongs #