Van Gogh's Starry Night photomosaic — composed of 210,000 photos in a 1.5 gigapixel image #

GUIdebook's new history of the Photoshop GUI — over 1000 screenshots from versions 1.0 to CS2 (via) #

Yahoo News mapped onto Yahoo Maps — using the new maps API (via) #

Lord of the Bings — one bing to rule the mall (via) #

Video: World of Warcraft Coke commercial from China — awesome #

File-sharing defender fired over TV show appearance — he's publishing more info on his own site (via) #

Rails Day 2005 winners announced — impressive work for an overnight hackathon (via) #

Ricky Gervais' Live 8 videos — Phil Collins in a catapult to NYC (via) #

Chris Anderson compares pre-filters and post-filters — publish it all, let the filters sort it out #

Lost Kozmo.com memorabilia — I think someone will do Kozmo again someday in big cities, and it'll be a huge hit (via) #

The Online Life of Joseph Duncan — convicted sexual predator and accused kidnapper was a blogger; this is insane #

CNet launches Shoebox photo sharing app — I'd link to the actual site, but they don't explain well what they do #

Online retailers using blogs to bring back customers — I predict advertising sideblogs on popular sites by the end of the year #

Paul Boutin reports Robot Wisdom's Jorn Barger living homeless in SF — Jorn responded on Wikipedia, saying the Wired piece was complete fiction (via) #

Sparkler fun on Flickr — perfect for the 4th of July; Pac-Man is my favorite (via) #

PSP HTTPD — web server running on the Sony PSP (via) #

c|net turns ten years old — funny, I won a copy of OS/2 Warp in their launch contest (via) #

Unreleased "Destroy All Humans" viral videos — including a Star Wars Kid remix; I doubt Lucas was involved, though (via) #

Video: Harlan McCraney, Presidential Speechalist — Comedy Central on the President's secret speech writer (via) #

MP3: 3-year-old covers Van Halen's "Get Me A Doctor" — this made me laugh #

Cockeyed's 24 Hours of Foo — Dave Grohl is a fan of Rob's site and sent him to NYC to appear on MTV2 #

Num Sum, social spreadsheet for sharing data — more on the advantages over Excel from the creator (via) #

Video: Stella Artois' "Bench" commercial — quite possibly the strangest commercial ever made (via) #

James Burns' "Detached" — comic about the author's surgery for a detached retina (via) #

Pirated movies hosted on Google Video — by offering unlimited video storage and bandwidth, this was inevitable; could be a legal disaster (via) #

Microsoft to buy Gator adware? — a match made in hell (via) #

CNN begins podcasting — why do I feel like there are more people creating podcasts than listening to them? (via) #

TiVo announces Developer Challenge winners — some great free apps written with the HME SDK #

Horse Hater — best blog ever? offensive language (via) #

iTunes 4.9 also supports videoblogs — news to me (via) #

Video: Spoiled rotten kid fights with mom on Xbox Live — "Mom! You said you'd bring me some chocolate milk!" (via) #

Defective Yeti's crush on Kanga — perfectly normal (via) #

Yahoo Maps API — you can pass it a street address, in addition to a lat/long pair #

Geotagged Flickr photos mapped in Google Earth viewer — some screenshots of it in action (via) #

A9 redesigns map pages — very Google Maps-ish, but with their excellent storefront photos; update: they removed it (via) #

MAME ported to the PSP — well, with one game only for now (via) #

Insanely huge eBay lot of vintage 45s — a 60-year-old record collector sells his entire collection (via) #

Google Maps API — this is a huge relief for every Google map hacker (via) #

Ernest Miller on BitTorrent and the Grokster decision — would Bram Cohen's statements open the door for a case against BitTorrent? #

DVD Jon cracks Google Video restrictions — cracking an open source project isn't quite as impressive (via) #

Waxy Links' third-busiest day ever — geez, 25 links is just silly; and why do I link the most on Tuesdays? #

NYT on My Web 2.0, Flickr, and user content — it's almost quaint that they punctuate "R.S.S." #

Canada legalizes same-sex marriage — sad that Canada understands equal rights and the pursuit of happiness better than my own country #

Yahoo launches My Web 2.0, social bookmarks plus search — I was part of the private beta, here are my comments #

Unofficial ad-free versions of Gawker, NY Post launched on Blogspot — creator claims it's "performance art meets media" #

Salon on Tom Cruise and the new public face of Scientology — speculates that he's OT-VII; first in a four-part series on Scientology's PR campaign #

Video: OK Go's "A Million Ways" — the guitarist of the band is blogging, too (via) #

Developer asks city to seize Supreme Court justice's home to build new hotel — a response to the Court's recent unraveling of property rights (via) #

What does it take to "induce" infringement? — an excellent example from the Betamax era; Sony would've failed the Grokster test (via) #

Google Press Releases for 2006 — more search engine humor from Philipp Lenssen #