Video: On the Edge of Blade Runner — excellent BBC documentary on Blade Runner, with an unreleased scene at the 40:00 mark (via) #

Telephone Conferences: Phreaky Boys Collection — collection of phone phreak voicemail messages from 1990; glimpse into a quirky subculture #

FindMeOn — identity aggregation; still way too hard to use, but a step in the right direction (via) #

Myspace phishing attacks using customized Myspace profiles — it took me a second to realize how this was a phishing attack #

FBI raids "Fake Boarding Pass" programmer's house, seizes computers — blaming a web programmer for inadequate airport security #

ebay: The Worlds Largest & Best Saved By The Bell Collection! — 0 bids (via) #

Hell.com goes on auction — a mirror of the art site from 2001; background drama here (via) #

Comedy Central DMCAs YouTube — South Park, Colbert, and Daily Show clips removed en masse (via) #

Tetris Weightlifting — throw these in a geek gym with Doom treadmills (via) #

Guitar Hero 2's Hidden Tracks Revealed — Strong Bad's Trogdor and Dethklok hand-in-hand with Buckethead and Voivod #

Vox launches publicly — yay! drinks are on Ben and Mena #

WFMU's vintage Halloween MP3 roundup — tons of great stuff here #

Geocoordinates from Wikipedia for Google Earth — beyond Google Earth, this CSV of lat-long coordinates for 55,00 Wikipedia articles has tons of potential; thanks, Tom #

Evan Williams and Biz Stone buy Odeo and Twitter — the new company will follow a similar philosophy to Robot Co-op and 37 Signals #

Fred Eerdekens typography with light and shadow — incredible type built with trees, wire, and clouds; more here and here (via) #

Norman Bridwell's "The Witch's Catalog" from 1976 — a children's book I adored when I was little #

Stock letterhead from 1963 — Web 3.0 will look like this #

Lifehacker's top Firefox 2 config tweaks — the default behavior for 2.0's tab UI was frustrating, but this cleared it up in 15 seconds #

Weird Al performs "Eat It" on Japanese TV — Al seems completely lost, but it makes the clip that much better #

Scott Adams cures self of speech disorder — take that, brain! (via) #

Sony shuts down Lik-Sang — the most popular distributor of grey market and import gaming wares #

Bush uses "The Google" — not the most tech-savvy guy, it seems (via) #

Qooqle Video Clippers alpha — Digg-style site promoting the best Japanese videos on YouTube, like this Pocky commercial (via) #

Sorry Blockbuster, But I love P2P — graffiti on the window of a closed video store #

Computer Game World archives — Ziff-Davis opens up the vault, offering free PDFs of every issue from December 1981 to November 1992! (via) #

ndsvisuals — using the Nintendo DS as an interface for mixing live video performances; watch the video for a demo (via) #

Video: Bjork's "Bachelorette" — directed by Michel Gondry, this is my favorite music video of all time #

Coyle and Sharpe prank MP3s — insane pranksters accost strangers on the streets of San Francisco in the 1960s; also: official homepage and some video #

Rapid Adjustment — Metafilter user blogs during a 90 day sentence in jail (via) #

Russell Weller finally convicted in Santa Monica Farmer's Market crash — 89 year old man gets 18 years in prison; I wrote about the fatal accident from the scene #

Violet Blue on Japanese nose-holding fetishists — wonderfully weird find; this gallery is safe for work, if you're curious #

iFilm launches super-sekrit beta site — infinitely better, with Flash video, better navigation, and licensed content from MTV #

Transcript of Clinton's Georgetown speech, with video clip — once upon a time, we had a coherent, thoughtful President #

Lady Sovereign Hits Number One on "TRL" — Def Jam's really throwing their weight behind her; love the Tetris video, though (via) #

Polyorama, combinatorial artwork viewer — an updated version of vintage illustrated card toys, made by Metafilter and Flickr members (via) #

Universal Music files lawsuits against Grouper, Bolt.com — this could set the precedent for a wave of lawsuits against web video sites #

Amazon launches Askville answers community — private beta, but interesting extension of their community #

My printer, my social letterbox — remote social printing for friends and family; absolutely brilliant idea, but especially for photos #

Small Number of Video iPods Shipped With Windows Virus — "we are upset at Windows for not being more hardy against such viruses" #

The View from the Top — hardcore World of Warcraft junkie breaks his addiction and writes about it (via) #

A Year Full of Kick-Ass Movie Pitches — #1. "What if the Internet turned into a Were-wolf?" #

Spy Magazine's How to Be Famous — rare clips from the early '90s; the Seinfeld-hosted science experiments are great #

FoleyBot — pretend to be a 16-year-old congressional page boy (via) #

New Bravia paint commercial — this observer video makes more sense now #

Backstory of the questionably diverse resume of Yale senior Aleksey Vayner — you might want to watch the video in question first (via) #

Paul Graham on the mistakes that startups make — I usually avoid lists like this, but this is a thoughtful one #

Best Dreamcast games for today's gamers — I would love to see thoughtful lists like this for other platforms; I've found many underrated gems for the SNES, for example #

Coleco Toys & Games catalog from 1980 — "we're the one." #

Two Gallants frontman tazered by police at Texas show — the SF-based folky indie band is an unlikely target for violence (via) #

Wired News reviews the new Sam & Max game — positive review on the first episode of the new series #