Stripe's Capture the Flag — hack six levels and get a t-shirt, and maybe a job #

Kickstumbler — try the video-only mode #

10 Seconds from Every Top 100 Song Ever — grabbing the loudest point is surprisingly useful for spotting choruses #

Google to sell HUD glasses by year-end — coming soon, the entire history of you #

Wired profile on the GitHub team — the article is on Github, and they're accepting pull requests! #

Dutch scientists to create first lab-grown hamburger this fall — $316,000, cheap; take that, Fleur de Lys #

Eternal copyright: a modest proposal — Adrian Hon plays with the absurdities of copyright law (via) #

36 Copyrighted Suns  #

Peanutty — learn to code while playing puzzles; related: Code Hero #

YouBeMom — 4chan for moms; anonymous, ridiculously active, and often brutally honest #

Twitter Friends Map — simple app that I've wanted for ages, spawned from Paul Irish's Lazyweb issue tracker #

Caterina Fake announces Pinwheel — sign up for the beta #

Unmanned, a game by MolleIndustria and Jim Munroe — shave, pilot a UAV, play videogames, sing One Vision, and contemplate your actions #

escapes.js — nice JavaScript library for rendering ANSI art #

Gawker digs up Facebook's internal content moderation guidelines — they use oDesk contractors to moderate flagged material #

John Gruber gets a one-on-one demo of Apple's Mountain Lion — moving much further in the direction of iOS #

Everything Is A Remix, Part 4: System Failure — final episode of the absolutely essential film series; go support Kirby's new project #

2QWOP — finally, multiplayer flailing #

The Verge's analysis on apps that upload your contact list — finally, the data journalism article that everyone wanted after the Path debacle #

Paul Ford's 100 Ways to Say I Love You — "60. Yell it over your shoulder as you are pushed into the squad car." #

Super Mario Bros. Crossover 2.0 — new skins span multiple eras of console gaming #

Texting Level: Expert — Adam Ellis's photo conversation from Vegas to New York #

A Ship Adrift — an imaginary airship piloted by an AI autopilot based on real weather patterns; follow it on Twitter #

Bret Victor's Inventing on Principle — amazing talk that gets increasingly amazing; I want that code editor and iPad app #

iOS '86  #

The Dark Room — a silly one-room YouTube adventure #

Eclectic Method recreates 99 Problems with film clips — like a frenetic take on Matthijs Vlot's Hello #

Reddit bans child porn subreddits — a near-immediate response to SomethingAwful's campaign #

Wildlife Control's Analog or Digital — HTML5 pixel art video using the Soundcloud API (via) #

Anatomy of a Tear-Jerker — or: why some songs give us chills and provoke an emotional response #

Rise of the Independents — a response to DHH's post on the non-"startup" startup #

Raiding the Lost Ark — incredible fan-made compilation of archival commentary on Raiders of the Lost Ark #

Chimp displays stunning visual memory skills — try it yourself, little monkey (via) #

MG Siegler on VEVO employees pirating a football game — "Why would VEVO pirate content? Because it was easier than getting it legally." (via) #

GQ on Terry Thompson and last year's exotic animal massacre in Ohio — Ohio's lax laws on personal zoos leads to tragic results (via) #

Game developers react to Double Fine's $1M fundraising success — "did you hear? the death-rattle of a million middle men" #

DataEast's Movie Opinion Meter — using the awesome dataset from Information Is Beautiful's Hollywood budgets design challenge #

Kickstarter's craziest 24 hours — a minute-by-minute breakdown of the most insane day in Kickstarter history #

Horse_ebookmarklet — turn any site into Horse_ebooks #

The Puzzlejuice Emails — in-depth look at the evolution of the visual design of one of my favorite iOS games #

Double Fine's Kickstarter project to make a new point-and-click adventure — best project video ever; I backed it so hard #

Interactive ASCII fluid dynamics animation — based on this JS simulation (via) #

What Popular iPhone/Android Apps Know/Transmit About You — ignore the awful visualization and skip to the table; Angry Birds sends your contacts to third parties!? #

Path apologizes, deletes user address books — they never should've done it in the first place, but this is the right way to handle it #

BBC tracks down an Internet troll — as the Daily Dot points out, he's more of a racist asshole than a troll (via) #

PressPausePlay — stylish documentary on the digital media revolution of the last decade #

Restored Disneyland footage from 1957 — only open for two years in this video #

Robot readable world — found footage from machine-vision tests #

Avería, the average font — preview them all (via) #

How and why Mark Jaquith became an atheist — gripping personal story of the life-affirming shift from faith to evidence (via) #