MeFi Projects Most Popular — monthly top 10 projects created by Metafilter members #

hCalendar and Google Calendar reminders — Greasemonkey script adds reminder links for any hCal formatted page, like all of Upcoming #

Google Video adds Top 100 list — also, the YouTube top videos is an essential car wreck (via) #

Audio: Virt's chiptune remix of the Katamari theme — as always, a flawless NES-style cover (via) #

High-res remake of "Another World" game to be released tomorrow — one of the best games ever made (via) #

Beatles to sell catalog through online music services — would selling it through iTunes affect the Apple vs. Apple litigation? #

Flash: Dungeon Escape — stick figure tribute to Dragon's Lair (via) #

Audio: The Great Failure of Wikipedia — though I disagree with his conclusions, this is a fascinating listen covering the rarely discussed internal politics and cover-ups; also: full transcript #

Google Calendar goes live — I'm glad they didn't keep the "CL2" name (via) #

Video: Titanic Two — high-quality trailer mashup (via) #

Etsy Garden's Town Hall — interesting avatar arrangement for a Flash chat room (via) #

Google's Da Vinci Code Quest movie tie-in — puzzling #

News.com profile of "age play" in Second Life — is virtual sex play between adults using child-like avatars more like infantilism or pedophilia? (via) #

Duke Nukem Forever may finally be released by year-end — if not, 3D Realms sacrifices half a million dollars (via) #

Bumbershoot announces partial lineup — Feist, Mates of State, Metric, Of Montreal, Kanye West, and more #

Flashbag — USB flash drive that bloats when it's full (via) #

Snoil — a ferrofluid-based version of Snake (via) #

Argentina on Two Steaks A Day — I'm drooling vicariously through Maciej #

Video: Incredible Machines — more Japanese Rube Goldberg fun; also: cooking ramen, the hard way (via) #

IGN's I Am 8-Bit contest winners — don't miss the winner on the second page (via) #

Hell Is Other People's Music — Momus' rant on the "soundtracking of America" #

Forbes on the MySpace cottage industry — countless small startups creating utilities and add-ons for MySpace users #

Cadbury Egg Cake — replace real eggs in cake batter with Cadbury Creme Eggs (via) #

Video: 1986 World Series Game Six recreated on the NES — lovingly crafted in RBI Baseball, itself released in 1987 (via) #

Rex Sorgatz revisits Microserfs — he's now working at Microsoft, 12 years after Coupland's novel was published; see also: jPod #

EyeSpot — web-based video remixing (via) #

KittenAuth — I prefer this to captchas #

Cabspotting Cab Tracker — averaged and real-time visualization of taxis moving around San Francisco #

Park Place, an Amazon S3 clone in Ruby — also, how Adrian Holovaty is using S3 as a media server at 35 cents per month (via) #

"Star Wars Kid" settles out of court with schoolmates — new details emerge as the trial come to a close #

Jon Gruber on Apple's strategy with Boot Camp — dead on, from the inevitable reaction of PC enthusiasts to the future direction of the OS #

Half-Life 2 on an Intel iMac — it runs surprisingly well #

Seven Songs With Factual Or Logical Mistakes In The Lyrics — also, there's no colloquial "East California" as mentioned in "Kids in America" (via) #

Video: Devo live on "Fridays" — performing "Girl U Want" and "Gates of Steel" in May 1980 #

Video: Google Current's tribute to Numa Numa star — Gary Brolsma, this one's for you (via) #

Santa Monica to get free wireless — Google and Yahoo both have a strong presence in Santa Monica #

Apple's Boot Camp public beta — the stock market loves Apple's new official support of Windows XP dual boot #

s3DAV — virtual filesystem using your Amazon S3 account (via) #

Tyra Banks show dedicated to Myspace — if you find the full video, let me know #

Scene.org Awards 2005 nominees announced — the best of real-time, algorithmic art from the PC demoscene #

Interview with an ex-exployee of adware creator 180 Solutions — insider details about employee adware usage and dealing with public perceptions (via) #

Video: Steve Jobs demos NeXTSTEP Release 3 in 1992 — keep in mind, Windows 3.1 was released the same year #

Interview with the head of the Swedish Pirate Party — contrary to previous reports, it's not formally connected with the Pirate Bay #

Gnarls Barkley single becomes first Internet-only single to hit #1 UK charts — I see why; the Danger Mouse/Cee-Lo joint is catchy as hell #

Ohio town calls in bomb squad over Super Mario power-up cubes — an April 1 prank takes a turn for the surreal #

URLFan, top 100 sites linked in RSS feeds — a surprisingly good alternative to Icerocket and Technorati #

New York Times redesigns — not designed by Khoi Vinh, but a lovely and clean redesign #

Anti-SUV Chevy Tahoe commercial contest entries — they don't seem to be moderating the entries; two more #

Video: O'Reilly Factor on Myspace — features the brilliant Danah Boyd; he's surprisingly reasonable (via) #

Video: Nintendo Sixty-FOUR! — everyone remembers their first console #