TDD Rickroll — total abuse of the TRS, but still very funny #

Jerry Yang and David Filo play Faceball — spoiler: Filo wins! #

Sourcing the 1980s TV bumpers from Justice's DVNO video — the original video, if you missed it #

Yahoo! Pipes feed of YouTube channel subscriptions for a user — YouTube doesn't provide any subscription feeds, but this works perfectly (via) #

Freakonomics guys on the Metafilter vs. YouTube commenters — it's worth noting that the NYT is cultivating a high level of discourse in their own blog comments (via) #

Winners of Jay Is Games' Casual Gameplay Comp 5 — like always, incredible quality from the vibrant community (via) #

Defective Yeti researches the LOST screenplay profanity — I thought this was a joke, but I verified it; JJ Abrams has a potty mouth #

Flickr's buying donuts next Friday for every member in SF who shows up — mroth, you're a crazy bastard #

IFC/Nerve's Top 50 Comedy Sketches — there goes my afternoon; strange how it switches between IFC and Nerve on every page (via) #

RSS 2.0 guid is broken by default — or: why my links were still pointing to Waxy.org until this morning; sorry! #

Hulu posts all three seasons of Arrested Development — I've really been enjoying Hulu lately; popular episodes today and newly-added feature films (via) #

No Photos on Flickr! — perfect response to the crybabies, with confused comments from some of them #

Can singing death metal ruin your voice? — bizarre endoscope footage of people singing, screaming, grunting, and talking like Barry White #

Black & Blue, Quicktime 1.0 sample video from 1992 — the Quicktime development team gets silly, in a decision that still haunts them 15 years later #

Seeing some weirdness in the Waxy.org RSS feed? — I fixed the bug causing links to point to Waxy.org, but your feedreader needs to refresh the feed first #

Lies I've told my 3 year old recently — Sadness can be eaten. (via) #

Huddle Chat taken offline after cries of plagiarism — people complained the UI ripped off 37 Signals' Campfire; here's an official response #

Flickr Video's live! — this group includes some examples, including my son's testimonial and thud! #

Flickr's cheeky acknowledgement of Video support — Techcrunch jumped the gun, it goes live any minute; it's very different from YouTube and very, very Flickr #

Rock Paper Shotgun's roundup of Yoshio Ishii games — I feel the same way about DOFI #

Multiple SIDosis — innovative split-screen techniques and multitrack recording from the late '60s; high-quality video and backstory (via) #

Twubble, search for people you might know on Twitter — exceedingly easy to use, but must be hammering the Twitter API #

Accessible Data Visualization with Web Standards — Wilson Miner explains how EveryBlock does it; also, Paul Smith on how/why they rolled their own maps #

Friendfeed's Bret Taylor builds a blog CMS on Google App Engine — it's amazing how easy it is to get started; Nelson went from zero to app in 30 minutes #

Gamasutra catches GamePro (and others) cribbing data without credit — entertaining, if only for the spot-the-fake games #

Official Charlton Heston Postmortem Joke — using Tweetscan as Clichewatch #

Improv Anywhere's Best Little League Game Ever — hopefully, they managed to avoid post-gig bitterness #

Google App Engine — Google dives into the cloud; Python-only and free for limited use #

How OK Go Benefited from Net Neutrality — NYT op-ed by their lead singer (via) #

Pitchfork.tv goes live — still beta and an awkward UI, but some great exclusive video including the full-length Pixies reunion documentary (via) #

Ten Thousand Cents — Mechanical Turkers reconstruct a $100 bill using custom drawing tools for 1 cent per drawing (via) #

Imageshack launches free BitTorrent downloading service — for people who can't run BT or limited by their ISP, this sounds great #

Magic Pen — complete clone of Crayon Physics, but still worth trying (via) #

You Have to Burn the Rope — walkthrough available, if you need it #

The Making of the Flagpole Sitta lip dub — Jakob made it look effortless, with quite a bit of planning #

fruit mystery, a flash game — from the fine people at BrettCorp #

Infochimps, insane collection of open datasets — subscribe to their blog, which tracks new data as its added #

Charles Manson's 2005 album released under Creative Commons license — how does a 73-year-old man who's never used a computer hear about CC? (via) #

Adrian Holovaty's jazz acoustic remix of Radiohead's "Nude" — current ranked #35 out of 423 remixes #

South Park meets the Internet Stars — takes on Tay Zonday, Tron guy, Chris Crocker, Afro-Ninja, SWK, Dramatic Chipmunk, Numa Numa, and more #

Akon Calls T-Pain — butternut reduction (via) #

Mike Gravel's cover of Helter Skelter — he should run for the President of YouTube #

Quest for the Crown — old but good, I still can't get past level 12 (via) #

Metafilter roundup of Paul Green's School of Rock videos — these videos of kids rocking out brings joy into my heart #

straightest freehand horizontal one pixel black line contest  #

Hoefler & Frere-Jones' Estupido Espezial, a joke version of OCR-A with swashes — even their joke typefaces get them paid (via) #

Guncho, a multiplayer IF system based on Inform 7 — upload Inform code to create realms browsable by multiple people at once #

Porn for the Blind — a free public service #

Dropclock, Mac/Windows screensaver — lovely slow-motion Helvetica dunking; also: animate movement based on wind activity in your town (via) #

Blogoscoped has my favorite April 1 joke, so far — understated and unexpected, it fooled me #