Reclusive Sly Stone surprises Grammys — sporting a huge mohawk, he wandered off after a couple minutes #

Zillow, real estate valuation search — find out how much your boss's house is worth #

Video: Multi-Touch Interaction Research — it's like the Nintendo DS as a PC #

Yahoo testing new homepage — funny that this first appears on Flickr #

Make Your Own Oscar Pool — I'm voting for a Dukes of Hazzard sweep #

Boing Boing interviews Rob Lord on Songbird — the open-source iTunes clone launched today, though the site is totally crushed #

Video: Pac-Man on campus — incidentally, these YouTube clones are popping up like weeds #

Canadian customs censoring adult DVDs at the border — the list reads as both bizarre and arbitrary #

BitTorrent to crack down on use of name — I was afraid this would happen eventually #

WINE running on Intel iMacs? — if true, the ability to run Windows apps in a natural way could be huge (via) #

Video: Nacho Libre trailer — quite possibly the best and/or worst movie of the year #

Blurb — brilliant book creation software for on-demand publishing, a la Cafe Press #

Cupid Mistake — a particularly good Perry Bible Fellowship this week #

Sketch Swap — draw a picture, get one in return; also, File Swap #

Clearbits, free CSS icon set — looks uncannily similar to Dan Cederholm's Chameleon; is it plagiarism? (via) #

Visualizing relationships and geographies of New York Times articles — Aaron dumps the RDF daily, so you can hack on it yourself; mashups, please! #

Ben Goodger on the history of Firefox — a must read; it also cites Greg Knauss' pan of Netscape's themes #

The Art of De-Touch — Eyebeam's Processing utility lets you scrub through before and after retouches (via) #

NYT announces Gmail Chat — web-based instant messaging with Gmail #

Disney retooling Pirates ride with movie tie-ins — gah, this sounds awful #

Super Noah's Ark 3D — also: 1UP's great roundup of retro game ripoffs #

CoComment, blog comment tracking — leave a comment, hit a bookmarklet to track the conversation #

Sifry's State of the Blogosphere, Feb 2006 — 75k new blogs per day, though unclear how many are automated spam blogs #

Anil responds to SFBG editor's rant on Craig Newmark — the editorial compared Craig's List to Wal-Mart (via) #

Superbowl commercials on Google Video — for once, I don't miss AdCritic #

30 Boxes beta — now open to the public, and they added iCal and mobile support over the weekend #

Jason Robida's Myspace journal — the teen wanted in the gay bar rampage was caught today in a bloody shootout #

playsh, the playful shell — Matt Webb and Ben Cerveny's Etech session sounds so intriguing that it hurts #

London Underground as a music map — surprisingly good and accurate, and available as a poster (via) #

Legal firms cold-calling artists appearing on P2P networks — Jason Scott gets a call from a paralegal looking for witnesses in a new P2P lawsuit #

Katamari Damacy lyrics translated — everybody clump together and spurt it all out (via) #

SimpleTicket — open-source trouble ticket support software built in Rails (via) #

Motown Building Razed for Super Bowl Parking — along with countless historical Motown documents #

Valleywag, Silicon Valley gossip blog — it's like The National Enquirer meets Fucked Company (via) #

Thomas Hawk reviews 30 Boxes, a new calendaring startup — I was at this private demo last night and I agree, it's the best web-based calendar ever #

The GNE Mystery, a pre-Flickr interactive fiction game by Cal Henderson — Cal said I'm the first person to ever beat the game without hints #

Comparative review of Pandora vs. Last.fm music recommenders — the big difference is that Last.fm gets better as more people use it at no additional expense #

The Best BBS Movie Ever Made — sounds like a good candidate for a bandwidth blowout #

The Cost of A La Carte Television — how much would it cost to replace cable TV with iTunes downloads? #

Blogs vs the NYT in Google — sounds like Winer has almost won his bet #

MP3: Kevin Long covers Fiona Apple's "I Know" — pure serendipity; from Hype Machine's most popular to this MP3 blog to his MySpace #

Congressional staffers authorized to change Wikipedia biographies — but lots of other trolling edits are coming from the House IP address (via) #

Jason Scott discusses an idea for a hackathon TV pilot — dubbed "Hardcoded," he's outlined a show I would easily watch every week online or off #

Long WaPo profile on the Great Zucchini — witty and moving profile of a kids' entertainer; don't miss the followup with the writer (via) #

Blizzard blocks GLBT guild in World of Warcraft — by being openly gay, Blizzard claims they'd incite harassment by other users #

A Comics Panel with Chris Ware, Seth and Ivan Brunetti — illustrated by Gordon McAlpin, who recounts comic-related events in comic form (via) #

World of Warcraft maps — what, no driving directions? (via) #

Tic-Frac-Toe — playable version of this visualization; requires Firefox 1.5 #

Google removes help entry on censorship — it's one thing to censor to comply with local laws, just be open and honest about it #

Grandaddy split up — a good time to revisit Jed's Other Poem #