Uniqlo Explorer
— insane Flash photo mosaic work; click the "Uniqlo Explorer" box and start clicking around #
Macrochan, the 4chan image browser
— culls and tags meme images from 4chan forums; beware, some tags very NSFW #
Jason Scott on Computer Camps in the 1980s
— Computer Tutor sounds like heaven on earth; many similar camps continue today, but avoid this one #
Video of 12,000 foot skydiver accident and post-landing interview
— hit the ground at 80 miles an hour and survived, with cameras recording everything from two angles #
Video: Osama Team Hunger Force
— "we will disrupt their workday with a mildly offensive blinking neon light!" (via) #
Schwarzenegger & Chan Terminate Piracy
— I don't know how I missed this PSA, mentioned in the Vanity Fair article #
You've Ruined Everything
— Jason Scott's archetypes for online community members and the critical events that shape it #
WFMU's Ten Albums in Ten Minutes contest
— don't miss Nevermind on 45; see also: Sixty-Second Song Remixes #
Guitar Hero coming to the Wii
— I think Guitar Hero DS would be funny; see also: M-06, the Nintendo DS guitar #
Outstanding Metatalk post from a former engineer at Data General
— also news to me from that thread, Jessamyn is the daughter of Tom West (via) #
Gizmodo's Superbowl ad roundup
— Robert Goulet and Mr. Turkey Neck were my personal favorites, but overall, nothing too exciting #
Cyclowiz, the first real Nintendo Wii modchip, hits market
— here's a video of the installation process #
Waiters Who Are Nauseated by Food
— Carell and Colbert from the underrated Dana Carvey Show, which also had Robert Smigel and Charlie Kaufman as writers #
Video: David Sedaris on the Stadium Pal
— the testimonials have many happy NASCAR fans; see also: the Beerbelly #
Boston ad prank suspects talk about hair
— best press conference ever; is it somehow illegal to create LED displays in public? #
Boston police overreact to Aqua Teen promotional LED throwies
— a Flickr user took one of the "suspicious objects" home (via) #
Flickr announces March 15 deadline for switching to Yahoo IDs
— the backlash has been fierce; Stewart and clan have been responding throughout #
Midomi, music search using your own voice
— incredibly, it worked for all three songs I belted out #
Teriyaki Boyz video parodies YouTube
— I highly second the Rip Slyme and "Beef or Chicken" recommendations #
Mapping New Testament Social Networks
— from the guys who did the Mechanical Turk bible quote database #
SF Chronicle starts podcasting voicemails from angry readers
— "pilotless airplane! pilotless airplane! drone, drone, drone!" #
In My Language, autistic woman speaks her native language and translates into ours
— she responds in the comments; this instantly changed my perception of the world #
Clive Thompson's A Head for Detail
— good article on Gordon Bell and MyLifeBits; recording every piece of his life (via) #
Gen Kanai on the High Cost of Monoculture
— Korean Internet are stuck using IE 6 because of ancient encryption standards #
Mates of State's Kori Gardner on touring with kids
— she's been writing a regular column for Babble on being a parent in a band #
Quag7's State of the BBS
— he called 50 dialup BBSes and wrote up the results; the parts about where web communities fail is essential reading #
Jason Scott on A Sysop, Forever
— story of one tiny BBS, the death of its 15-year-old sysop, and how his brother and father kept it alive #
IBM's Many Eyes
— like Swivel, a site for creating and sharing data visualizations; O'Reilly has more #
Waxy.org: Pirating the 2007 Oscars
— I just posted my research into Oscar screener piracy, also showing that restricting screeners may hurt film's Oscar chances #