Drug traffickers hiding drugs in printer cartridges — ironically, they still cost more when purchased retail (via) #

Homebrew cassette tape DJ — DJ Aptem from Russia built his own custom mixing deck #

YouTube — like Vimeo, wants to be Flickr for video (via) #

L.A. Times to introduce "wikitorials" — strangely, for their editorial page; oh well, there's always Wikinews (via) #

Video: Live-action Tetris — a lonely L block tries to find a fit; silliness from the Mega64 crew (via) #

Katie Holmes embraces Scientology — "she digs it," says Tom "Level 6 Alien Destroyer" Cruise (via) #

Wikipedia and the social construction of knowledge — also: I'm offering $50 to anyone able to automate the animation of Wikipedia revision history (via) #

Rumor: Latest PSP firmware cracked — PS2NFO has more info; they're saying the hack works on 1.50, but not 1.51 or 1.52 firmware (via) #

Video: Andrew Raff's commentary on an Arrested Development indecency complaint — great use of video for online commentary (via) #

Gamepal — rent leveled-up MMO characters, but the terms of service are bizarre (via) #

Technorati beta launched — no longer ugly! nice work, Derek and company (via) #

Ian Rogers on Yahoo Music Unlimited's "Mojo Filter" test — I've heard great things about this service, despite the limitations (via) #

EFF's Legal Guide for Bloggers — I could've used this at least five times last year (via) #

Contagious Media Showdown winners — 6 million pageviews to all the entries; I look forward to this again next year #

Lost Garden explains why Nintendogs is so innovative — the game's driving DS sales in Japan, and should be a huge hit here (via) #

Del.icio.us adds MP3, podcast support — a brilliant, built-in extension of Eric Rice's DIY podcasting tutorial (via) #

gCensus — Google Maps hack with US Census data down to the city block; how it works #

Tristan Lewis on the relationship between Technorati Top 100 and Google inbound links — Tristan's been doing some fantastic research lately #

Cringely thinks Apple and Intel are merging — wild speculation that they'll try to dethrone Microsoft (via) #

FeedLounge alpha announced — tagging feeds is brilliant and the UI looks like it blows away Bloglines and Rojo; I can't wait to try it (via) #

MP3s of ice cream truck music — keep an eye out for special treats this summer (via) #

Video: New "We Love Katamari" trailer — very entertaining Japanese trailer; here's the box art (via) #

Lego concept models on Flickr — I love this one, but they're all great #

OC Register on Jason Cosper and Preshrunk — boogah is one of my favorite blogger underdogs #

The RU Sirius Show — my old boss gets the podcasting bug #

Axing corporate graffiti — don't miss the building owner's rant in the comments #

Worth1000 photoshops MC Escher — worth seeing for the Munsters image alone (via) #

Greasemonkey script to turn bookmarklets into Greasemonkey scripts — self referential goodness (via) #

Video Game Sprites — excellent for use with Pixelblocks #

Transl8it — kewl srvic 2 cvert frm txt msgN shrt& 2 pln eng #

Wikipedia's lamest edit wars ever — hit the Discussion page for each topic to see how it played out and was resolved (via) #

Disgruntled brit hacks cable company's on-hold message, gets sued, and wins case — offensive, but not illegal (via) #

Interview with Leeroy Jenkins — never heard of World of Warcraft's biggest meme? watch it now #

Merholz on designing for the sandbox — nice thoughts, and a mention of Upcoming.org #

Real-time Wikipedia changelog — watch the encyclopedia get better with every second (via) #

Real-life Super Mario power-up blocks — for best results, fill with giant gold coins (via) #

Inline hCalendar editing with Greasemonkey — watch the neat screencast #

Google orders gMerge offline — first takedown request for a Google Maps hack (via) #

NES characters with Pixelblocks — very fun; someone should make pixel diagrams to reproduce them #

Harry and the Potters — Potter-themed tribute band, a bit Jonathan Richman-esque (via) #

Tom Cruise's Medical Forum — Dr. Cruise cures the ill with anything but psychiatry (via) #

Logo trends for 2005 — trendy today, cliche tomorrow (via) #

Vader on Wheel of Fortune — warning: audio; the collection keeps growing at YTMND (via) #

Steven Johnson comments on his Daily Show appearance — download the whole episode, courtesy of Matt Haughey; get yer hot brains! #

Wired News on the BBS Documentary — mine's on its way; have you bought yours yet? #

Crappy bootleg DVD covers on Flickr — I love this kind of thing (via) #

Naked and Angry launches — new from skinnyCorp; like Threadless for neckties, but way too expensive (via) #

Press release announcing Slashdot DayPass — view an ad to get access to the Slashdot queue; um, that should be a big hit with their audience (via) #

Justin Frankel developing music software for real-time online jams — Winamp creator using actual instrument audio instead of MIDI; could be very fun (via) #

Black holes on Google Maps — quirky satellite imagery (via) #