Republican insider e-mails accidentally sent to georgewbush.org — his real site is .com, not .org (via) #

TextArc, Java applet visualization of large texts (via) #

Legendary DJ John Peel, RIP — sad day; this site has MP3s of songs he played #

MP3: Wired Magazine's Creative Commons CD — download the free and legal torrent, here's a track list (via) #

The Web's Favorite Words — googling "my favorite word is *" #

Spinalcat, amazing DIY optical turntable made with a CueCat — don't miss the photos and the 83-page thesis PDF (via) #

Apple adds game trailers — but only for Mac games, which isn't much (via) #

Google Answers on how to whistle loudly — you just put your lips together and blow, hard! #

Correlating "cool cities" with blogging culture — he uses Meetup, Upcoming.org, and Craig's List as sources in his study #

Ask Mefi on overly accurate domain names — growing list of one-page domains (via) #

Amazon adds uploading of user's product photos — user generated media to complement user reviews (via) #

Foxylicious — easily integrate your Delicious bookmarks into Firefox (via) #

Fun World, abandoned Disney World mod for GTA Vice City — the Half-Life 2 engine would be perfect for a Disneyland mod #

Snopes on the Beach Boys' recorded sex sounds — including an MP3 excerpt from 1969's "20/20" album #

Something Awful's Misinterpreted Movie Posters — if movie titles were the literal description of the poster (via) #

I'm Feeling Spendy — put in a price, find a random Amazon product; another version here (via) #

Ashlee Simpson's disastrous SNL performance last night — she walked off after the wrong lip-sync track was played, more details #

XM Radio launching wearable receiver next week? — I'm sure people would pay for an XM-aware MP3 player (via) #

Forbes' list of top-earning fictional characters for 2004 (via) #

Flickr now lists related tags — unbelievable, we were just talking about this idea today #

Socks the Cat, unreleased SNES game — yes, that's Bill Clinton on the cover (via) #

Video game censorship on the NES — a history of Nintendo's ridiculous content changes #

Some truly awful political chart design — someone get them this book, stat! #

The Children's Scientology Pageant — an all-kid ensemble humorously acts out the L. Ron Hubbard story (via) #

Video: Lie Girls — phone sex parody of the Bush administration (via) #

Crash Ballet contest winners — Coudal readers set NASA crash videos to music (via) #

LED Porn — nicely designed and photographed (via) #

Gizmodo's outstanding analysis of DVD's successor — they predict a clear win for Blu-Ray over HD DVD (via) #

Google volunteer translators strike back — the message is perfect for CAPS LOCK DAY (via) #

TODAY IS CAPS LOCK DAY — RANDOM SILLINESS FROM THE MEFI PEANUT GALLERY (via) #

Video: Conan O' Brien show on outsourcing — they send a writer to an India tech support center (via) #

MP3: Cisco System's "Peter Packet" theme song — why does Cisco needs a kid's section, anyway? (via) #

Extend Bluetooth by a mile — hack a 2.4GHz antenna onto your Bluetooth adapter (via) #

Japanese commercials for a tilt-sensitive Wario Ware — there are six more on the second page (via) #

Defective Yeti's Joke roundup — there are some great ones in the comments #

Yahoo Image Search upgrades to one billion images — their advanced search makes finding, say, wallpaper-size b&w photos easy #

SvN notes an unusual coincidence — Google and eBay both earned $805.9 million in 2004 Q3 #

Bush and Kerry living together in the Sims 2 — also featuring cameos by Saddam, Osama, and John Edwards (via) #

Regret the Error — a new blog covering media retractions (via) #

Ghouls with Attitude — 51-song mix of rare Halloween songs (via) #

Threading related blog posts together with sparklines — more on Tufte's sparklines, or word-size graphics (via) #

NYT commentary on Jon Stewart's Crossfire appearance — a great breakdown of why it was so satisfying #

Google saves Australian hostage — if they used Ask Jeeves, he'd be dead by now #

Bar Bot, a beer drinking robot — it begs for beer money, and then orders a drink before socializing (via) #

Slashdot's outstanding interview with Neal Stephenson — his answers are verbose, like his writing (via) #

Sun and Intel geek tattoos  #

Jandek played a live set in Glasgow — the enigmatic musician's first public performance, ever #

E! Online's interviews the creators of Nick Nolte Diary — regardless, it beats the crap out of his official site #

Forbes on the Apple/U2 deal and custom black iPod — Bono is visiting our office right now, no joke #

Business Week on Bugmenot and Mirrordot — Matt's corrections and Adrian's unused interview exposes the reporter's biases #