Bad review roundup of "Alone in the Dark" — "even Pong: The Movie would have been better" #

Del.icio.us top gatherers of the month — wonderful analysis of who posts the most interesting links before anyone else #

Google AdSense salesman spamming bloggers — with wonderful partner program opportunities! #

Nintendo DS, dissected and annotated — Lik-Sang posted another dissection last year with many more photos (via) #

Virginia school district's screening of Eyes on the Prize shut down — the copyright holder is as clueless as the copyright laws preventing its distribution #

Wired News on folksonomies — yet another in a long line of Terdiman articles quoting people I know #

New MSN search supports web standards — XHTML 1.0 Strict and RSS feeds for search results #

Coachella 2005 lineup announced — strange that bands like Sloan and Spoon are buried in the lineup (via) #

Charting the sharing frequency of Del.icio.us links — raises the question of researching Del.icio.us point of entry (via) #

Video: Mashup of "Paperback Writer" and "I'm a Believer" — fan-made music video matched to GHP's flawless mashup #

Register UK's interview with a comment spammer — nothing new here, but it's good to know thy enemy (via) #

TiVo launches Home Media Engine SDK — PVRBlog is hosting a gallery of apps, and TiVo is running a programming contest #

Make a Life Poster with iPhoto — a 20"x30" collage of 98 photos, printed by Kodak for $29 (via) #

Video: Gene Kelly breakdancing in VW Golf commercial — great editing, but crass exploitation of the dead (via) #

Digg, community-moderated link blog — like Metafilter meets K5; how it works (via) #

Video: IBM's The Information Machine — animated film directed by Charles and Ray Eames in 1958, with an Elmer Bernstein score (via) #

Steven Johnson's semantic research system — desktop and web search tools need this functionality (via) #

Hands-on preview of Katamari Damacy 2 — with two videos of gameplay from the classroom demo (via) #

Del tha Funkee Homosapien performs at the Dreamcast launch party in 1999 — don't miss the video of Del performing the gaming-focused song "Proto Culture" (via) #

Angie Hart on the bitter breakup and new reunion of Frente! — there's a new song up on Myspace, but it just doesn't have the same sense of wonder #

Matt Biddulph made two new Del.icio.us hacks — a tool that detects similarly-named tags, and a Firefox extension that embeds Del.icio.us into the BBC website (via) #

To Protect and to Rock — painting of Steve Perry as Robocop #

Image: Cigarro & Cerveja's Cookieright — cute independent comic strip on copyright (via) #

A9 CEO denies they paid for getting mentioned on The OC — does anyone really believe that? #

Pokemon causes cancer, literally — POK Erythroid Myeloid Ontogenic proteins (via) #

Livejournal circa 1945 — round-robin letter writing during WWII (via) #

Mikel Maron's A9 panorama tool — enter a Block Search URL, get photos of the entire street #

Credit card statement drawings — drawing each one until they're paid off (via) #

Amazon pays for A9 reference on The OC — it sounds awkward, but here I am talking about it; anyone have a clip? #

Flicker slideshow of A9 photos down Melrose — set the speed to high; thanks, Jonah #

Smoking Mickey Mouse t-shirt — order one before they're served a C&D (via) #

Adwords API launches — web services for managing, deploying, and tuning Adwords campaigns; congrats, Nelson! #

Homebrew code now running on the Nintendo DS — graphic demos will probably be next, as programmers learn how to code for it #

Interesting images found on A9 Local — Alan has more information; also, finding yourself in a photo #

New IE security newsgroup launches — the first comment made me laugh (via) #

Ben Folds releasing new album in April — Weird Al singing backup on one song? #

Panoramas with A9's Block View — anyone want to write a tool to automate this to get an entire block or street? #

Russell Beattie on A9's block photos — it's been done before in Spain and France (via) #

Image: MSN's new math — 6 divided by 3 is...? #

Amazon/A9's amazing new Yellow Pages — with photos of 14 million storefronts across ten cities, like this one; walk up the block #

Yahoo moving up to 1,000 employees into new Santa Monica office — about six blocks away from my house (via) #

Craig's List traffic stats — 1.7 billion pageviews per month, and 7 million uniques! (via) #

Why Your Pointy Haired Boss Is A Mathematical Certainty — three cheers for the middle manager! #

Downhill Battle's Eyes on the Screen campaign — excellent campaign to rescue the classic civil-rights documentary from copyright hell (via) #

Steve Martin's letter to Johnny Carson — very sincere (via) #

Turn your Mac Mini into a home media center — great howto by Engadget (via) #

AOL stops offering newsgroup access — the endless September finally ends! (via) #

New Google employee blogging about work — update: he took it down for a short time, but Dave cached the homepage before he did (via) #

CastleZZT's mirror-image Garfield — the most interesting Garfield strips in two decades; see also, the rest of the site (via) #

Flickr coincidence — it's not the only uncanny coincidence on Flickr (via) #