Cloudalicious, tracking Del.icio.us tags over time — see also: Pietro's excellent tag cloud analysis using the tool (via) #

Video: Working for the Weekend — everybody's goin' off the deep end; I'm mirroring the video. (via) #

Paramount considers dropping Mission Impossible 3 because of cuckoo Tom Cruise — they report Cruise is an Operating Thetan 6, meaning he can leave his own body and read people's minds (via) #

Phone phreaking with your iPod — useful if you can travel back in time to when blue boxes worked (via) #

Video: Fast Film — short film created from 65,000 photocopied screenshots from 300 feature films; from the creator of Copy Shop (via) #

b3ta stories of mistakenly sent IMs and text messages — offensive, but funny #

Video: Insane daredevil stunt — tries to launch a flare, lights parachute on fire instead; more here (via) #

CNET thinks next-gen consoles will kill PC gaming — eh, PCs will always be better for certain game genres (via) #

Coudal's Filmstrip Poker video contest — the original 1953 film strip is great, too #

Rilo Kiley sign to Warner Bros. — one of my favorite indies goes super mainstream #

Subway ends coupon cards because of Internet counterfeiters — there are still books of 1000 stamps on sale at eBay #

Why the BBS Documentary is Creative Commons licensed — read this immediately #

Google Sitemaps — like a reverse robots.txt, tells Google what to index and what's been updated recently; also, note the Creative Commons license #

phpMMORPG, roll your own massively multiplayer game — very early, but a great idea; could be used for community building (via) #

Cell phone for 3-year-olds ships — it could couble as a baby monitor for parents on vacation without their kids #

Customizing MovableType's interface — good for hiding advanced functions from clients (via) #

80 years of the New Yorker to be offered on DVD — $100, cheap (via) #

Webolodeon — Greasemonkey script to help you stop mindlessly web surfing (via) #

Flash: Poom — frustrating, but addictive bouncing game (via) #

Google's secret lab — a look at Google's internal tools for evaluating their search results quality; Flash movie (via) #

Video: Celine Dion is bad — um, err #

Anil Goatse'd the New York Times — photo of the article and the article online #

ICANN set to approve .xxx top-level domain — might as well add it to your e-mail and comment blacklists now (via) #

The Freaky Universe of McDonald's Advertising — history of bizarre vintage McD's ads, with video (via) #

Ten interesting ideas in videogame construction — themes bubbling under in indie gaming projects (via) #

pbWiki — instant, free wiki spaces for groups or individuals #

Is Trixie written by Microsoft? — other interesting information about the Greasemonkey clone for IE (via) #

Conversations with Anna, IKEA's helper bot — don't miss Pulp Anna #

SBC to drop DSL prices to $14.95 — perfect for low end, while the high end moves to fiber #

Who Owns Culture? — video and audio of the Jeff Tweedy/Larry Lessig talk (via) #

NeoGeo CD and Sega Genesis emulators released for PSP — sadly, still only works on the Japanese 1.0 firmware #

Trixie, Greasemonkey for Internet Explorer — closed source and, in my mind, somewhat unnecessary (via) #

O'Reilly roundup of BBC Backstage mashups with Google Maps — see also: gMapTrack, a tool to easily create custom Google Maps like this one #

Irina witnesses a stabbing — psychotic woman stabs a Nordstrom shopper right in front of her #

Christmas Day With My New Girlfriend's Family As a Circa-1982 Text-Based Computer Adventure Game — I wouldn't mind reading an entire book in this format #

Improv Everywhere fakes a U2 rooftop concert — I'm mirroring the slow performance video (via) #

First look at Google Earth — holy cow; 3D buildings, public transit, and driving directions (via) #

Concerned, a comic made with the Half-Life 2 engine — if you've played the game, this is funny (via) #

Fan-made Star Wars embroidered quilt — extremely geeky #

David Lynch gives the weather report — updated daily; eat your heart out, Nick Nolte (via) #

Ten Years of Zeldman — congrats, Jeffrey #

Ex-FBI official states he's Deep Throat — he denied it to Slate back in 1999, but he's been the likely culprit for years #

Videocrab's E3travaganza — entertaining photos and stories from E3 2005, including the classic gaming exhibit #

Origins of the Crazy Frog ringtone — started on the Internet in 1997 #

Phrack publishes final issue — end of an era; I've been reading the hacking e-zine since 1991 (via) #

Ringtone beats Coldplay to top of UK charts — it's a dance remix of a ringtone mixed with Axel F; the video #

Amazon reviews by Smith T. Aames — occasionally offensive, but very funny #

MP3: Seven Minutes in Deadwood — editing out everything but profanity in an episode of Deadwood #

Intel quietly adds DRM to new chips — very, very lame (via) #

Compositing Half-Life 2 models in photographs — my personal favorite #