Anti-Moore site urging people to download "Fahrenheit 9/11" — it's a low-quality video, which may encourage more people to pay for it #

Jabber support in OS X 10.4's iChat  #

Flash: Japanese counting game — click the numbers in order, as fast as you can #

News.com on Kazaa's declining popularity — eDonkey and BitTorrent are gaining #

Video: Talking dogs  #

MAME teaser for Konfabulator — screenshots and marquee slideshow from the original arcade games #

Apple's Rendezvous for Windows preview (via) #

$130 homebrew PVC Flamethrower — highly dangerous, but the animations are stunning #

Second half of the "Fahrenheit 9/11" transcript — the first half, in case you missed it #

Stanford engineer says Orkut code was stolen — he claims that Orkut borrowed the code from a company they co-founded #

Flash: Michael Clague's AOOA — more inexplicable Flash toys (via) #

IGN buying Rotten Tomatoes — brace yourself for ridiculous advertiser tie-ins on RT (via) #

Flash: Color in Motion — excellent and fun animated guide to color theory (via) #

Mark Poyser's Threetwoone Diagrams — the connections between countries, Wall Street, descendants of Adam, and more (via) #

EFF decides on 10 patents to fight — they're fighting companies using their unfair patents to sue (via) #

Dance Dance Revolution leads to arcade heart attack (via) #

First half of "Fahrenheit 9/11" transcript — Drew found a biased error in the transcript #

Friendster switches to PHP — much faster than JSP (via) #

Coudal redesigns — big headlines are a reaction to the tiny type trend (via) #

Altoids' weird Wario Ware homage  #

Video: 1939-1940 New York World's Fair — the screenshots alone look great (via) #

"How to Avoid Flamewars" by Dave Winer — coming soon: Courtney Love's "Guide to Responsible Parenting" (via) #

City Pages interviews Plain Layne — so that's what Rex is doing instead of updating his blog #

New Jersey court says customers may take IP addresses away from ISP — that's like taking your ZIP code with you when you move #

Free frappuccinos at Starbucks tomorrow — well, free "samples" anyway (via) #

Lines on Paper's comic artist business cards — nine pages of goodness (via) #

Wired tracks the "Bill Gates" e-mail hoax to its origin — excellent detective work #

Free Wired magazine subscription — it doesn't even ask for your e-mail address #

Mario and Zelda Big Band Live — the full album for download from Phancy #

Top searches for Michael's anonymous blog — sadness and despair from anonymous posters (via) #

Command-line blog interface (via) #

New Harry Potter book called "The Half Blood Prince" — from Rowling's official site, more instructions on viewing it #

eBay auction of Ashton Kutcher's screen name — Ashton gets punk'd (via) #

Apple Tiger server to include bundled blogging software — they're bundling Blojsom (via) #

Transform your toaster oven into a PVR — extreme(ly silly) case modding (via) #

Steve Jobs announces RSS reader for Safari — here's a Quicktime preview (via) #

117 kindergarten kids photograph the alphabet (via) #

Mercury News on Plain Layne hoax — bugmenot (via) #

Video: Van Halen's "Eruption" on a violin — holy crap! #

Gmail notifier for Firefox (via) #

Tokyo subway people packers  #

Anil on mob justice online — he's proposing more constructive action than a pile-on #

Kottke redesigns — new homepage, tour, and archives #

Universal Studios attraction videos — one megafan tapes all the rides and shows, back to 1990 (via) #

Mountain Dew's Spy vs. Spy commercials (via) #

Infocombot in the Boston Globe — ha, "Waxy Enterprises"!? #

"Fahrenheit 9/11" NFO file — the cammed bootleg is spreading online, fast #

Fahrenheit 9/11 set to become top-grossing documentary of all time — Justin Hall posted a good mixed review #

"Felix's Nephews Inky & Dinky" #1 — also, watch these vintage Felix cartoons from the 1930s #

Followup to the "Clueless Childless Couple" story — Alex does the research, finds it wasn't accurate #