reBlog 1.0 released — reblogging tool comes with a neat web-based feedreader #

Google sets up shop next to Microsoft — it's fun watching the Google VP tapdance around their obvious motives (via) #

Derek Powazek joins Technorati — good, because it's ugly #

The Wikipedia Game — see also: Six Degrees of Wikipedia #

Origins of the Hopkin Green Frog meme — Mike tracks down the frog's owner; I love this kind of thing (via) #

Only 1/3 of Americans believe in evolution — this is extremely depressing (via) #

Autoportrait with grandfather — stunning example of expert Photoshopping #

Video game simulates Kennedy assassination — here are some screenshots from it (via) #

Radiohead, fair use, and the evils of copyright — an author's tale of meeting Radiohead and licensing their songs for his book #

Album: People Like Us's "Abridged Too Far" — remixed audio plundered from the Prelinger Archives, among other sources (via) #

Mom's Cancer — excellent autobiographical graphic novel (via) #

Paper CD Case — instantly generate a PDF label or origami paper case for your CDs (via) #

Complete Criterion Collection gift set — 241 movies for $5,000, about $20 each #

Auto-generating a graphic novel from blog posts — this makes me miss Radio vox Populi (via) #

Flash: 12many, counting game — tonypa's other games are wonderful, too (via) #

Dave Winer on RSS advertising — also: George rounds up some of the current techniques #

Elvis Costello interviews Joni Mitchell — from the November Vanity Fair #

MPAA wants to monitor Internet2 traffic — this Slashdot comment sums it up for me (via) #

43 Things' Twinkler preview — when expanded to any topic, this will be very interesting (via) #

Blogging featured on the West Wing — the character may have been modeled after Wonkette (via) #

File Magazine's Screen Series — photos taken through screen doors (via) #

Knork, the spork-like knife/fork — yet another Half Bakery idea finally baked (via) #

Metafilter turns on new user signups — membership has been closed for two years! #

Debate about Firefox not supporting image tooltips for ALT tags — someone wrote an extension to emulate IE's behavior #

2.5 gigapixel photo — a busy city scene would've been more interesting (via) #

Strongbad gets an e-mail virus — lots of clever stuff here, plus a Livejournal reference (via) #

Flash: EPIC, a prediction of the Google-enabled future — if this is the dystopian future, count me in (via) #

Vicepoker, free strip poker game for the Gameboy Advance — possibly the first porn for Nintendo's kid-friendly handheld? (via) #

Textfiles.com gets a threatening letter from a catheter manufacturer — they want him to remove enema references in years-old BBS text files (via) #

Mash the Planet — Philip Torrone's onto something here #

Mark Cuban fined by NBA for a blog entry (via) #

Library of Congress putting 30 million newspapers online — papers published from 1836 through 1922, and available by 2006 (via) #

2004 Interactive Fiction competition results — Dan Shiovitz and Andrew Plotkin posted their reviews of all the free games (via) #

Second Life citizens create Neverlend virtual theme park — they continually impress me (via) #

TiVo to add banner ads when fast forwarding — as Matt said in the article, this is a slippery slope (via) #

Gamespot's Half-Life 2 review — the only review so far that's not a complete gush #

The Grey Video — amazing Beatles/Jay-Z video mashup for DJ Dangermouse's "Encore" #

Edelman on Grokster's outrageous spyware package — no less than 15 bundled programs; some install even if you hit Cancel! #

PDF: Ben Edelman's economic analysis of Google Answers — many researchers answer questions at night, for around $8-10/hour #

The Sneeze interviews FedEx's logo creator — have you noticed the hidden arrow? #

Thoughts on BitTorrent usability — some interesting ideas, along with a nice mockup #

Bungie publishing RSS feeds for Halo 2 stats — get a feed to see all of your own games! #

MP3: Eddie Murphy's "Boogie in your Butt" — this should definitely be remixed on b3ta #

How to schedule TV downloads with BitTorrent and RSS — made possible by TVTorrents (via) #

US senator's portfolios beating the market by 12 percent — likely insider trading, but the SEC won't investigate (via) #

Did Clinton Gut the Military? — Gordon does some original historical research #

BBC's search engine shootout — not very scientific, but Google wins regardless (via) #

How It Works… The Computer — full scans of a computer primer from 1971 and 1979 (via) #

BusinessWeek piece on corporate blogging software — KnowNow is charging $50k to $100k for blog software? insane (via) #

RoboDump — immature, but funny (via) #