Ask PVRBlog — Matt launches a cousin to Ask Mefi (via) #

Goolery, a Gmail-based PHP photo gallery — obviously, there's a huge market for a hosted hard drive with a good API (via) #

Microsoft Word autosummarizes the second debate — entire transcript summed up in 100 words #

John Kerry is losing the logo war — the Bush team has a better visual identity (via) #

Katamari Damacy comic — has anyone done speed runs of the game yet? #

First look at Bioshock, the new System Shock sequel (via) #

Jay Allen joins Six Apart — they managed to lure him out of Hungary #

Falling for the Podcasting Hype — this could be huge with MP3 blogs, as well #

Amazon recommending blogs along with products — people who bought this item also read these blogs... (via) #

Yahoo to launch Overture ads in RSS — I understand the appeal for publishers, but RSS ads feel slimy #

Baby Snowdeal goes home! — after 95 days in NICU, Eric's preemie son is home (via) #

64% of people named "George Bush" voting for Kerry — finally, some original blog research that matters (via) #

CDC's Disease Trading Cards — gotta catch 'em all! (via) #

Rumors about the 60GB iPod — a color screen, photo viewing, and audio/video out? (via) #

Alter Ego, photo exhibition of gamers and their avatars — there's a small gallery of some of the photos (via) #

Soldier posting Iraq photos on Flickr — I fear they'll get in trouble for this (via) #

1UP's history of video game comics — they forgot Atari Force! #

Video: Compilation footage of stylus-based Nintendo DS titles — also: the list of American and Japanese launch titles #

Senate shelves Induce Act — good riddance to bad bills (via) #

"3 Notes and Runnin'" remix contest nears 150 entries — every track uses this sample as the single source for all audio #

Gmail Drive shell extension for Windows — much more usable than the earlier hack #

Help me identify the "Afro Ninja" — if you know who he is, e-mail me and I'll give you $50 #

JotSpot Flash demo — a walkthrough of the newly announced enterprise wiki #

37 Signals' Intro to Using Patterns in Web Design — a simple guide for laying out usable sites #

Video: Extreme Unicycling — they manage to make unicycles look cool (via) #

I Am Learn, blog written by a Perl script — a cousin of R Robot, created by Peter Cooper (via) #

Luxology's Modo — very innovative new 3D modeling app for Mac and Windows (via) #

How MP3.com identified unknown bands based on user data — fascinating analysis with insights into music marketing (via) #

A Mario Sprite History — excellent evolution of 2D Mario characters (via) #

Ask Mefi on concepts that don't exist in the English language — this thread developed nicely (via) #

Video: Simon Robson's "What Barry Says" — best animation winner at the 2004 Brooklyn Film Festival (via) #

Image: AOL's new brand identity? — triangles everywhere! (via) #

Plink.org creator taking FOAF app offline — because there's no way to opt out of FOAF (via) #

How Six Apart got their funding — hmm, smells like a scam (via) #

Image: Best Team Portrait Ever — warning: this is a bit gross (via) #

Insane console collection on eBay — games sold separately (via) #

Six Apart gets second round of VC funding — from August Capital, Andrew Anker's former firm #

Cheney mixes up .com with .org, hilarity ensues — he meant to say this, but actually said this (via) #

Budweiser's new caffeinated beer — with the awful name "B to the E" (via) #

New Meetup.com much more flexible — no more restrictions on venues, dates, or topics #

Cameron's VP debate analysis — Edwards' "american people" and Cheney's "fact of the matter" #

Snap.com, new search engine with sortable results — the live refined queries are nice, but a stupid linking policy (via) #

Flash: Zoom Quilt — it's also available as a slideshow and movie (via) #

Installing OS X on the Xbox — using PearPC, of course (via) #

Wired on "The Long Tail" of the economics of scarcity — the biggest money is in the smallest sales (via) #

Flickr, "So Meta It Hurts" — photos of Flickr on Flickr, like this one #

Image: Eruption in Progress — new activity on Mount St. Halen #

DropCash via C# and .NET — drop-in Dropcash support for your Windows apps #

Evan Williams leaves Blogger — maybe he'll become a chef, too #

Graphic Novel Review — a promising new journal that takes graphic novels seriously (via) #