2007 Scene.org Awards winners announced — the best of the still-thriving demoscene #

Fortuito.us — Matt Haughey's great new blog on becoming self-sufficient online #

Uncensor the Internet — Greasemonkey script uncensors f**k, a**, and other bulls**t #

Acme Novelty Toy Gallery — Niem's putting together Chris Ware papercraft, so you don't have to (via) #

Sumitori Dreams — hilarious PC physics fighting game built in 96k! (via) #

Feed the Head — this and Acrobots appear to be two new-to-me toys by the creator of Vector Park #

Tim O'Reilly's thoughtful article on the Alexaholic lawsuit — don't miss Ron Hornbaker's comment in the thread #

Upcoming drops the ".org" with new redesign — biggest changes ever; full geo database, visual redesign, switch to Yahoo IDs, and more #

Ben Brown leaves CNET and Consumating — couple weeks old, but news to me; who's next? three makes a trend (via) #

Virginia Killer's Violent Writings — terrifying #

Forbes Magazine's mesothelioma search engine spam — amazingly bad; stumbled on this from a comment on Matt Cutts' blog #

The Shins busk in Montmartre, Paris — impromptu live performances by great bands, recorded in one long shot (via) #

PeaceMaker, game simulating the Israeli-Palestinian conflict — here's a detailed review from Gamasutra (via) #

Dodgeball founders quit Google in frustration — wow, I wasn't expecting that #

Super Mario Masochism — easily the cruelest and funniest Super Mario mod ever #

Happy Friday the 13th! — all 160 on-screen deaths from the Jason series #

The Alameda-Weehawken Burrito Tunnel — a Maciej Ceglowski epic (via) #

5 Question Interview with Twitter Developer Alex Payne — a cautionary tale about Rails from its biggest user (via) #

Kurt Vonnegut, dead at 84 — so it goes. #

Google Answers takes entire archive offline — it was down 16 hours, but they fixed the bug and it's back! yay! #

Justin.tv got lucky last night while 3,000 watched — a classy guy, Justin left the HatCam in the kitchen while his buddies dubbed in a porn soundtrack #

6502asm.com — 6502 compatible compiler and emulator in Javascript (via) #

Twitter and Jott Vulnerable to SMS and Caller ID Spoofing — all it requires is knowing the Twitter user's cell phone number #

Think Before You Post — PSAs targeting kids that are too comfortable exposing their personal lives online #

'B.C.' cartoonist Johnny Hart dies at 76 — it's too bad he'll most often be remembered by his controversial religious strips (via) #

Video: Christoper Walken wants to destroy Silicon Valley — just like today, the office parks don't make a memorable vista (via) #

Virtuoso violinist Joshua Bell poses as D.C. subway busker — Washington Post poses and records an experiment in art out of context (via) #

MySQL interface to Amazon S3 — freaky cool hack (via) #

No One Belongs Here More Than You — Miranda July's extremely creative website for her new book (via) #

Most hated things on the web — Google hates cilantro more than emo kids #

First! (via) #

TMNT co-creator sells original art for issue #1 on eBay for $250k — Eastman sold IP rights to TMNT in 2000; I stumbled on the auction while browsing the most expensive completed comic auctions #

The Mile High Collection — amazing (and long) story of the "greatest comic book collection ever found" #

Google launches My Maps — far more than simple annotations #

Video: The Most Hated Family in America — Louis Theroux's BBC documentary on the Fred Phelps family, warning: hateful language (via) #

Internet Access CAPTCHAs — that Matthew Baldwin guy is versatile #

Consumating releases source code — from the readme: "HACK TIL IT WORKS" #

Video: Alanis Morissette covers "My Humps" — classy, but I think I still prefer Dogwelder's version (via) #

Internet Jackass Day 2007 is in full effect — I'm sitting this one out #

Disney's Tower of Terror modeled in Half-Life 2 — paging Cory Doctorow! #

Techcrunch acquires FuckedCompany — hedging bets by covering both the rise and fall of startups; if it's an April 1 joke, it really shouldn't be #

I Saw You — comics based on Craigslist Missed Connections postings #

Software Development as a Collaborative Game — great links in that entry #

Justin.tv hits the front page of the SF Chronicle — watching the cam right now is very meta, as he walks around SF with people recognizing him #

All (known) Bodies in the Solar System Larger than 200 Miles in Diameter — like the MegaPenny Project for celestial bodies #

Cory Doctorow's xkcd cosplay at ETech — in case you missed the reference #

Lonelygirl15 hawks gum — "Whoa, it's sour."; David Lynch responds #

Six Freakiest Children's TV Rock Bands — related: Wikipedia's List of fictional music groups #

Desktop Tower Defense — as addictive as everyone says, much more arcade than RTS; impressive run #

This American Life's first TV episode in its entirety — yay! plus, the newly redesigned TAL website (via) #