Interview with developer of Trism, lovely new iPhone game — buit in only 10 days, it uses the accelerometer to determine how pieces fall #

Interview with Susan Bradley, Pixar graphic designer — among other things, she designed the hand-drawn type in the Ratatouille titles (via) #

My Favorite Liar — a college professor uses a clever technique to focus attention #

Jason Reitman's "In God We Trust" — great little short film about the afterlife from Juno's director #

Dead Word, the Word.com archive — just stumbled on this 1997-era snapshot of Word, apparently captured by net Yoshi Sodeoka #

Carl Steadman's Two Solitudes — love in the early digital age, originally delivered to subscribers as a series of emails in real time #

His Aim Is Truer, bootleg of historic concert reuniting Elvis Costello with Clover — BigO removed the files, but you can download the MP3s or FLACs here #

Rocketboom's Know Your Meme series — surprisingly good, tries to identify running themes in Internet memes #

Diebold Accidentally Leaks Results Of 2008 Election Early — "we at Diebold will see to it that we properly safeguard the illusion of democracy" (via) #

Jonathan Coulton performs "Still Alive" in Rock Band — backed by Merlin Mann, Leo Laporte, and Veronica Belmont; it's a geekgasm #

Nestography — Adam reads new meanings into NES screenshots #

Doom Rickroller — more powerful than the BFG (via) #

LimerickDB's Top 150 — in particular, I love this one #

Vice Magazine's cover feature on Shintaro Kago — weak interview, but interesting he's getting more attention; don't miss the Labyrinth scanlation #

Talking Points Memo becames first blogger to win Polk Award — too bad the Pulitzer excludes independent journalism outside of newspapers, online or off #

Map of social network popularity around the world — Asia loves Friendster, Russia loves LiveJournal, and Orkut still dominates Latin America (via) #

Jake and Amir getting MTV show? — if true, College Humor secured digital rights, so good news all around #

Hot Topic selling design pirated from popular Threadless shirt — and a low quality ripoff, too; Jess Fink has a right to be irritated (via) #

Fan creates 3.5GB torrent of SXSW 2008 free MP3s — SXSW won't release a torrent this year, so Greg made one himself #

Boom Blox to include Wiimote head tracking — the inventor of the technique didn't get credit or money for it, but he doesn't mind #

Interview with Tay Zonday on "selling out" — he's eloquent, grounded, and philosophical about his fame (via) #

ForumWarz — supremely brilliant browser-based RPG parodying Internet culture; more about the creators #

Yahtzee Goes to the GDC — very entertaining videos created for the awards show #

Obay Unveiled — Torontoist gets official word from the people behind the ad campaign #

Human Giant, Paul's Time Machine — yay, drunk Waxy Linking! #

I Wanna Be The Guy! — viciously hard Windows platformer with a pastiche of retro games; here's one attempt (via) #

Microsoft announces Xbox Live Community — anyone who pays $99/year for the development kit can submit games for review #

Phun, 2D physics playground — like a freeform Crayon Physics (via) #

The Soul of the Sims — Will Wright's prototype code from 1997 #

Perry Bible Fellowship creator retiring weekly comic strip — switching to periodic updates, which makes more sense for a cartoon like his #

BME interviews man who deliberately amputated his right hand — he felt it was a birth defect, so staged an accident with a power tool (via) #

Torontoist on Obay, mysterious billboard campaign — good research into this cleverly-designed viral campaign #

Lawyers representing gold farmers threaten MMO blogger — nice summary; here's one archive of the original post, now removed #

Video: Jammin' the Blues, 1944 — historic jazz session with sublime performances and gorgeous direction (via) #

Yahoo! filters The Pirate Bay from search results? — a strange move, since people are looking for it constantly #

File Destructor 2.0 — create a corrupted file to send in when you're missing deadline; old, but new to me (via) #

California judge forces Wikileaks.org DNS entries removed — a tactic I've never seen before, the site is still accessible by IP address or multiple mirrors (via) #

Hoax analyst haunts earning calls — this is wonderful, like mundane performance art (via) #

POV-Ray Short Code Contest #5 Winners — creating a ray-traced animation in only 512 characters; see the other rounds (via) #

Kottke's Single Serving Sites — this meme is his new bicycle #

Oscillofy, turn any image into sound — inspired by my oscilloscope hacks entry #

Rex Sorgatz interviews Adrian Holovaty about EveryBlock — excellent interview addresses a bunch of questions I had about the site #

Quake II ported to the Nintendo DS — impressive feat; from the same guy who ported the first Quake (via) #

Video: Chris Vincze's "EVOL" — love in a backwards world (via) #

Rejected valentines from Shoebox Greetings — "I love everything about you... except the things we've already discussed" (via) #

Love blossoms in the lab — it shouldn't be a surprise that romantic love is chemically similar to OCD #

4 Color Rebellion's video game valentines — their Tetris valentine from 2006 became a cult favorite #

MMOG Charts updated — World of Warcraft hits the 10M subscription mark and still exploding #

The Cernettes' "Surfin' on the Web" from 1992 — the band formed at CERN next door to Tim Berners-Lee's office #

We Now Conclude Our Broadcast Day — collection of TV signoff videos #