Search engine results for "Revenge of the Sith" — Yahoo is more timely, but Google is more comprehensive #

Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends — gorgeously animated new show on the Cartoon Network (via) #

Four New Yorker essays on the 1992 DNC (via) #

Steve Garfield is videoblogging the DNC (via) #

Video: Segway Polo — equipment: a ball and $27k worth of Segways (via) #

Video: Hitchhiker's Guide teaser trailer — more mirrors in the Slashdot thread (via) #

Atari 7800 designers talk about Atari history — recordings from the Vintage Computer Festival #

Dave Shea on Design Theft — Zarquon's comments are worth reading #

Common practices between guru CSS blogs — an excellent survey (via) #

Redesigning a tableless Microsoft.com — I'm with Matt, he should go on the road (via) #

Acme Novelty Archive — new design, new URL, and much more Chris Ware content! #

Fatal car accident may have been caused by dashboard DVD player — they were watching "Road Trip" (via) #

Sifry's roundup of bloggers' unique coverage of the DNC — cameraphones, Photoshopping, and posting Gore's speech before he delivered it #

MSNBC Newsbot beta — Microsoft's answer to Google News (via) #

Turn your iPod into a Universal Remote — Phillip Torrone is the king of cool hacks (via) #

Simpsons film confirmed (via) #

Movie posters for Frank Miller's "Sin City" — a comic book adaptation directed by Robert Rodriguez (via) #

webkit2png, automated screenshots and thumbnail generation — for Python and Mac OS X #

Apple to make iTunes for Motorola Phones (via) #

Degrees of separation between bands — using their shared band members (via) #

MacSales.com Is Giving Away Your Email Address  #

MovableType 3.1 announcement — adds PHP integration, subcategories, post scheduling, and the plugin contest winners (via) #

Last.fm, personalized streaming radio using Audioscrobbler data — gorgeous interface, take a look at my user profile (via) #

Danah Boyd on the NYT's bias against blog journalism — I was surprised they called them "web diarists" #

Making AT&T Text-to-Speech talk in foreign accents — the MP3 is funny, and a very cool hack #

Jenny18, a cybersex bot implemented in Eliza — you can win the Turing Test if your respondents want to believe #

Similarities between 1962's "Manchurian Candidate" and the 2004 election — screenshots further down the page #

Calculating the specs for id's next game after Doom 3 — great charts for CPU, RAM, and disk space (via) #

Lego Guitar — too bad the string tension would tear it apart (via) #

Real reverse-engineers Apple's FairPlay — expect the new iPod update to lock out all Harmony users (via) #

Tantek on the Technorati redesign and new politics site  #

WSJ profiles all the bloggers covering the DNC (via) #

Boston Globe's profile of Blogdex's Cameron Marlow — I love when my friends get media attention #

Wired's summary of the BlogOn conference — though blogs are a better primary source for coverage of the event #

How to rip RealAudio streams (via) #

Google Sets IPO Between $108-$135 a Share — placing them in the $2.6 billion to $3.3 billion range #

Kempa's MP3s of in-session mistakes — I wish I had more to contribute #

Nintendo Entertainment Console mod — hacking an NES, SNES, N64, Gamecube and GBA into a single box (via) #

Internet Explorer anecdote from BlogOn conference — could Firefox win the browser war? (via) #

Weather Channel webcam snafu — look in the bottom-right corner of the webcam #

Verbal and behavioral clues of liars — they don't mention facial expressions (via) #

Toys "R" Us' giant beach balls  #

Doh, the Humanity — amusing typos and gaffes on web pages (via) #

Guardian UK on OhMyNews, collaborative South Korean news site (via) #

Adtunes, blog on songs in TV commercials — too bad they don't link the MP3s (via) #

Salon's guide to understanding Donnie Darko (via) #

Battlefield 1942's Pirate mod — play as a pirate, or zombie pirate! #

Takase Revolution — 2D fighting game based on Les Miserables!? #

ImageShack — free, simple, and anonymous image hosting #

Photos of things held together with tape — usually brown tape (via) #