How to play flipbook videos on the iPod Photo — it's like a $600 digital Mutoscope! #

Google hosting the new Firefox 1.0 start page — interesting move for Google #

Mozilla Firefox 1.0 released — the best consumer product out of the open-source movement #

Koders, a search engine for source code — search the source of thousands of open-source projects (via) #

Microsoft's Bedlam DL3 mailing list ordeal — 15,000,000 internal "me too!" e-mails consumed 195GB in less than two days (via) #

Vintage snapshots from the '50s, '60s and early '70s — from the always-good Imaginary World #

Strongbad E-Mail DVD — the first 100 e-mails on three discs with lots of extras, buy it now (via) #

Imitating Flickr's annotations in DHTML — very impressive (via) #

Google Answers on the economics of coffeehouse wifi — plus, a good discussion of the free vs. fee debate #

DJ Riko's MP3 mashup mixes — the longer mixes, like "Latter Day Taints," are excellent #

Terrible "Six Feet Under" headlines — headline writers have a pun field day #

Celebrity candids on Flickr — nice recent shots of Peter Jackson #

Gmail snooping for illegal attachments? — rumor: one user's account cancelled for keygens and cracks in his inbox (via) #

IMSmarter, free IM enhancement proxy — I've been using the beta for months, very cool (via) #

Pricenoia, on-the-fly comparison of Amazon's global sites — with real-time currency conversion and estimated shipping (via) #

Adrian Tomine's New Yorker cover — Seth's cover was nice, too #

404 error in a textbook — common Microsoft Word error slips into print (via) #

Movie: Jon Udell demonstratesvoice dictation software — hypnotic demo of this software (via) #

Real-life landmarks in GTA San Andreas — I wonder if they modeled my office building (via) #

42 Entertainment — the company behind ILoveBees finally revealed (via) #

Reuters overview of BitTorrent — surprisingly, with links to legal torrent sites! yay! #

When web designers retaliate — the site was originally designed by this guy #

10×10, hourly snapshot of 100 words and pictures from the current news — well designed, by the Wordcount guy (via) #

Half-Life 2 SDK released — would someone please make a Disneyland mod for me? (via) #

Our Traditional Non-Traditional Wedding — Wired's Steve Silberman on being a married gay man (via) #

Tivo adds show permalinks — they coincidentally added it the same day George requested it #

Capture the Map — a strategic game using the Google API (via) #

Furdlog on the MPAA's new anti-piracy campaign — don't miss their delusional glossary #

Obesity raising airline fuel costs (via) #

Blendie, the scream-controlled blender — also: ScreamBody, the wearable scream recorder (via) #

Cringely on TV2ME — is there an open-source howto for doing this? #

Improv Anywhere's Best Gig Ever — the guerilla improv troupe's other conquests are amazing, like The Hypnotist, Ted's Birthday, and Writers Against Piracy (via) #

How many cookies are inside Cookie Dough Ice Cream? — answer: two not very good cookies (via) #

2004 county election map, with proportional colors — a very different picture than this (via) #

Video: New Star Wars teaser trailer — currently "members only" on Starwars.com #

Gamestop stop Nintendo DS preorders — also: DS games will be $30, cheaper than GBA games (via) #

More details on the MPAA's pending lawsuits against movie filesharers — they posted several press releases about the actions #

Sales in virtual goods top $100 million — Castranova added up auction sales to get the lowball estimate #

Postal Service agrees to cross-promotion with USPS — bizarre terms of the band name's settlement #

Fox reporting that Ashcroft is resigning — also, they're saying Colin Powell may be leaving too #

Mario Quilt  #

Canada 2.0 — this made me laugh #

Mikester's background on today's Boondocks strip — their long lead times cause them to sidestep timely news #

Electing to Leave — a reader's guide to expatriating on November 3 (via) #

Visualizations of five years of Plasticbag blog postings — looks like Processing is a good environment for infoviz (via) #

Cartoon Network airing same Harvey Birdman episode 24 times tonight — to encourage people to watch something more important (via) #

Andy Baio hates Slurpees — he's referring to my very first entry; you should read the rest of Otto's site #

Eagle Scout shoots, kills atheist — don't miss the last sentence of the article (via) #

An hour-by-hour guide to election results — also: what to watch for on election night #

Eminem's Mosh video is hammering the Internet Archive's gigabit connection — it's been downloaded about a million times from them alone (via) #