"I found a digital camera in the woods"
— like the Internet's version of the Blair Witch Project (via) #
Simoniker's last post on Slashdot Games
— Simon Carless was the best editor of the best section of Slashdot #
NYT on the Trey Parker and Matt Stone's "Team America: World Police"
— new marionette movie, with political themes and graphic puppet sex (via) #
Lycos launches Discussion Search
— searches mish-mash of message boards, discussion lists, and blogs (via) #
Halo 2's viral marketing campaign goes meatspace
— massive real-life mystery event all over the map #
Wheat allergy keeps 8-year-old girl out of heaven
— the Catholic Church says her first Communion was invalid #
Movie: Red vs Blue's primer on Real Life vs the Internet
— funniest thing I've seen all month, from these guys (via) #
Closeup prop photos from Back to the Future trilogy
— note the "Queen Diana" detail on the USA Today #
Google Search: "hypertext links to this site, you must contact"
— more stupid linking policies (via) #
Khoi Vinh's outstanding redesign contest mockups
— his own site is amazing, highly recommended (via) #
MP3: NES-style cover of Michael Jackson's "Thriller"
— using the Konami VRC6 sound chip extensions for the NES (via) #
Broadband users now the majority in the U.S.
— 63 million broadband vs. 61 million jealous dial-up users (via) #
Cory Doctorow on the EFF's historic Grokster win
— P2P developers aren't liable for copyright infringement on their networks #