Last episode of Ze Frank's The Show — what a difference a year makes #

Delutube, the Deleted YouTube Video Viewer — deleted videos apparently remain on YouTube servers, for the moment (via) #

xkcd creator's laptop stolen — including the originals for the last three months of comics #

How Zug Hacked the Super Bowl — John Hargrave and Rob Cockerham are my idols; unfortunately, unreadable (via) #

Wired redesigned — with a Veen-like gallery into their past designs #

Accordion Hero II — needs more Yankovic (via) #

American Idol covers Modest Mouse in a Mustang ad — or: The Day The Music Died #

Homebrew text adventures on the DS — with game saving and handwriting recognition! (via) #

DMCA Abuser Apologizes for Takedown Campaign — the apology video is enjoyable; here's hoping he disappears for a while #

Girl Talk, DJ Drama, and mashups discussed on floor of Congress — Congressman Doyle rocks the House (via) #

Flickr launches collections — sets-of-sets has the community's biggest feature request for years #

Notes from Will Wright's SXSW keynote — one of the best talks I've ever seen #

Lily Allen's "Smile" recorded in Simlish — the nonsense language spoken in The Sims #

Yeeaahh! — Khoi Vinh redesigns Yahoo in his distinctive style #

Tom Wilson's Big Pop Fun — Biff from "Back to the Future" now does pop art paintings #

Searchable SXSW Interactive 2007 schedule — much, much better #

xkcd on a new Captcha approach — bots: no lying #

Waxy and Upcoming.org go to SXSW Interactive — if you're going, come to the Yahoo! BarTab party and say hi #

Top 100 most-viewed pages on Wikipedia — funny to see Heroes, Lost, and the Battle of Thermopylae appear; the latter because of 300 #

Khoi Vinh, Zeldman, and Greg Storey join the Deck — yay! three of my all-time favs join the little ad network that could #

This American Life's Ira Glass on storytelling — with tips specifically for vlogs, but applies to anyone who does presentations of any kind #

Yahoo! Answers adds friend network — seeing questions and answers from friends is wonderful, but there's no way to search for people #

Apple: America's best retailer — history of the Apple stores, and the fun factoid that Apple makes more per square foot than Tiffany's #

CrunchGear reviews Project Epoc — controlling games with your thoughts, for real #

Scribd, like YouTube for documents — Jason Scott, who runs a massive document archive himself, comments on the ethics of Scribd #

Video: Hands-on demo for Little Big Planet for the PS3 — don't miss this; deeply innovative and quirky toy/game, possibly worth buying a PS3 for (via) #

Details on PS3 Home, their MMO world with media sharing — watch the video; I'm looking forward to communal viewings of bootleg TV shows #

Zelda Music of Golden Proportions — what do the Legend of Zelda theme and the Fibonacci sequence have in common? #

Matt Haughey interviews Mythbusters' Adam Savage — an interesting glimpse into how Ask Metafilter influenced Mythbusters in their upcoming episode #

The Power (and Peril) of Praising Your Kids — it's amazing how something can make so much sense, but feel so wrong (via) #

Ex-Google Answers researchers launch Q&A site — including 9 of the top 12 most prolific answerers #

Items on Amazon.com that you cannot (or at least should not) buy — dark, unswept corners of a giant store #

Fawlty Towers map in Counter-Strike — the lobby looks perfect, down to the moose head (via) #

Silent Air Guitar Challenge Deathmatch — if Micki Krimmel's Smells Like Vlog Spirit doesn't win, something's wrong with this world #

How the world really shapes up — cartogram maps with countries distorted to reflect certain statistics #

Cisco buys Tribe.net — I don't get it, and nobody else does either (via) #

Video: Here Come the Emos — North Dakota local news hilariously takes online emo parodies seriously #

Bizarre Virus Threatens to Kill File-Sharers — might be worth it just to hear a "song about fish-shaped pancakes stuffed with jam" #

Sprout — lovely entry in the Casual Gameplay competition #

Video: Background ephemera from "Children of Men" — including commercials, billboards, and interface design (via) #

Maps from Memory — more in the Flickr group #

Ning relaunches with new focus — "Clone this app" replaced by "Create your own social network"; watch Gina's demo (via) #

History of Minesweeper — including an overview of the modern remakes and variations #

54 of Pitchfork's 100 Awesome Music Videos were removed from YouTube — as Rex notes, everyone loses here #

Google testing in-line video results in main search — moving to a plus box world #

The Merlin Show — starting tomorrow, Merlin Mann goes video #

Rainn Wilson on Saturday Night Live — both clips are great; "Captain Pajama Shark!" #

Six cool things you can build with OpenID — great list; the biggest hurdle is getting developers to understand what OpenID isn't #

Guitar Hero hack for the Commodore 64 — don't miss the MP3 sample of the output (via) #

Drunken Jedi Trailer Trash — Star Wars for the MySpace crowd #