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October 6, 2006
David Hasselhoff Says "Knight Rider" Car Was Gay — headline of the year #
October 5, 2006
RU Sirius interviews Neil Gaiman — a great coherent interview, available in MP3 or text #
Google Code Search — extremely useful search for open source code; for fun, search for profanities #
October 4, 2006
Line Rider Jumps the Shark — inspiring run from the addictive Flash toy #
Google Groups redesigns — first change since their last design in December 2004; this one is a big improvement #
Ask Metafilter on Steve Wozniak, and Woz responds! — he signed up for Mefi just to respond, which makes me love him all the more #
October 3, 2006
Google Gadgets For Your Webpage — add Google Desktop widgets to any site with a Javascript embed #
WFMU's The Reel Night John Lennon Died — nice followup with the unedited NYC FM radio dial scans from the night of December 8, 1980 #
What Is This Creepy Site Advertising? — Ask Metafilter investigates a viral marketing campaign; great read #
Who Killed TivoToGo in the TiVo Series 3 HD? — the EFF explains how CableLabs and Hollywood are deciding for us (via) #
Pitchfork reviews Jet's "Shine On" — I don't think they liked it #
More details on the unnecessary WarGames sequel — in which WOPR gets defeated by an iPod #
Tasty Drive, using Del.icio.us as a filesystem — brilliantly evil hack uses data: URLs and blind redirectors to store raw data as bookmarks #
MP3: Leonard's excellent (unused) Open Hack Day mix — 153 megabytes of good stuff #
World of Warcraft hits South Park — in one swoop, the most mainstream use of machinima ever (via) #
Video: Saved by Patrick Stewart at Yahoo's Open Hack Day — sometimes, delivery is everything #
Colliding With Death at 37,000 Feet, and Living — harrowing first-person tale of surviving a mid-air collision #
October 2, 2006
Texas dad wants Fahrenheit 451 banned — he demands a book about book burning be banned during Banned Books week #
Jonathan Keller's 8 Years of Daily Photos — the most extensive I've seen in this recent trend of self documentation #
The A:F6 fad on YouTube — Dane Cook lazywebs YouTube in an SNL joke, and hundreds of people respond #
US bill to ban online gambling — offshore gambling companies were hit hard, as the bill is expected to be signed into law in two weeks #
Digg Black Market — awful "service" pays users to promote advertiser links on Digg #
vNES, web-based NES emulator in Java — this is excellent lawsuit bait, especially since the Wii will be reissuing NES games #
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