Fark buys 1-day rights to rename the Fleet Center — the winner, in typical Fark style #

Museum of Comic Art's Now Then! — 25 comic artists compare modern works to childhood drawings (via) #

Todd Dominey's SlideShowPro — Flash slideshow works with Flickr, $20 cheep #

New popular sites in Del.icio.us — basically, Blogdex for Del.icio.us (via) #

Hula Project — nice looking open-source calendar and mail server built in PHP, initiated by Novell (via) #

Everything Tori — the best-designed official artist website I've ever seen; includes the complete songs from every album, RSS feeds, and it's valid XHTML! #

Mule Design redesigns Six Apart — looks great, runs on MovableType (via) #

Goatse t-shirt from Threadless — safe for work (via) #

Atari Cosmos for sale on eBay — prototype of a hologram-based Atari handheld from 1981 (via) #

MSN searches for pizza in Redmond — the MSN marketing team should try the searches before putting them on ads #

Anil on the Eason Jordan resignation and blogger firings — he says nobody's ever been fired from blogging, only from displaying poor judgement in a public space #

Ask Mefi on life-changing childhood experiences — fascinating thread tapping into the soul of Metafilter #

Jazz Composer Nabs Grammy After Web-Only Sales — first artist to ever win a Grammy without selling in retail stores #

Del.icio.us Popular sparklines — link removed: the sparklines were killing the Delicious server (via) #

The Late Night TV Page — late night talk show lineups, with RSS feeds for each (via) #

Katamari Damacy hats for sale — now with new colors (via) #

Nintendo's V-Pocket may turn the Nintendo DS into a PDA — just a rumor for now, Games Industry is more skeptical #

WarTuning, use your Wifi enabled laptop to scan open iTunes shares while driving — wait until an iPod clone supports this! it's an idea fleshed out in Cory Doctorow's Eastern Standard Tribe (via) #

LokiTorrent fined $1 million in Dallas court — even though they didn't host a single file #

Geocaching with Google Maps and Terraserver — plus: Jason wrote a great little utility for generating splitscreen views of both #

First homebrew game for the Nintendo DS! — not surprisingly, a Tetris clone #

Google Maps hacking and bookmarklets — including animating an entire route of driving directions (via) #

Katamari Damacy live-action role playing — dedicated fans (via) #

Mark Jen comments on his blog-related firing from Google — does Google have an official policy on blogs? (via) #

Sorting Del.icio.us Most Popular by most recent — Joshua should probably do this by default #

Kottke interviews David Bernal, the dancer behind the Gene Kelly VW Golf GTI commercial — don't miss the essential Kollaboration video #

Flash: Son of a Peach — mildly not safe for work; what happened after Mario rescued the Princess? (via) #

Ultra Gleeper — a webpage recommendations engine using your feed list, blog, and del.icio.us; read the detailed summary #

Chameleon, a feature-rich Bloglines proxy — figures out your favorite feeds, and displays popular links in your feeds #

Google offers to host Wikipedia — Archive.org would be an even better fit, if they had the resources to spare (via) #

Whispering imps on magic posters — a recurring motif (via) #

LokiTorrent shut down by MPAA — worse, the site's creator is turning over his server logs #

Salon editor and founder David Talbot leaving the magazine — after their first profitable quarter ever (via) #

Newsburst, c|net's new web-based RSS reader — much closer to My Yahoo than Bloglines (via) #

Salon digs into Amazon's funding of 43 Things — the article borders on paranoid; check out Robot Co-op's response (via) #

New National Lampoon film to debut on DVD within four days of theatrical release — expect to see more of this, like I mentioned before (via) #

1.5 million Gmail invites available — for all practical purposes, this takes Gmail out of private beta #

Google Maps can return raw XML for parsing — the applications of this are endless, but what are the terms of service? #

Seattle Times article on Smoosh — they're touring with Mates of State, a perfect fit #

Smoosh — two sisters from Seattle, age 10 and 12, play lovely indie-pop; clips on Amazon #

Flickr Graph — neat Flash visualization of Flickr user networks and images (via) #

Lexblog, MT-hosted blogs for lawyers — I'm impressed by their design work, like Asbestos Law and Traumatic Brain Injury Blog #

Tecmo sues Dead or Alive modders for creating naked character skins — yet another example of a dumb company suing its biggest fans (via) #

Ishkur's Guide to Electronic Music — amazing collection of 180 genres and 1,189 samples, all buried under a truly awful Flash interface #

MP3 Tunes launches — DRM-free MP3s, but their server is swamped right now (via) #

Estonian TV commercials from the 1980s — supremely weird; don't miss Kanahakkliha (via) #

Image: Card Check — originally from Modern Humorist #

Wil Wheaton to appear on CSI — Zach and Nick aside, I wish more working actors would blog (via) #

Pac-Man Must Die — collaborative wireless Pac Man game spread across shared portable displays (via) #

Smash the Tones — convert any MP3 or MIDI to a free ringtone; it's legal under fair use guidelines (via) #