Google Ads for pirating Doom 3 from Suprnova — there's no way Suprnova had anything to do with it #

Lunatic Christians debating whether Barack Obama is the Antichrist — they blocked access to the original, so here's the Google cache (via) #

First Doom 3 mod pack released — co-op single player mode and 32-player servers (via) #

Wired on anonymous onion routing networks — or download the code yourself #

Tartarus, a 3D shooter engine built within Second Life — a multiplayer game built inside a multiplayer virtual world #

MT-Blacklist 2.0 review and screenshots — moderating spam, auto updates, and much more (via) #

Can a Mac SE bypass modern Mac network security?  #

California Extreme classic arcade show is this weekend — the first time I'll miss it in five years, see the panorama #

Solar charge your iPod or GBA (via) #

Sippey joins SixApart — they're building a serious brain trust there #

Video: Documentary on the Firefly Press — a vintage letterpress company in Portland (via) #

Engineering inscriptions in the catacombs of Paris — beautiful typography photos (via) #

Register UK on the Katie.com saga — lawyers are pressuring Katie Jones to give up the domain (via) #

LA Weekly on the history of IMDB (via) #

Rumors that Sun may soon own PHP — unlikely, no more than IBM "owning" Linux #

PalmPSOne, handheld Playstation 1 mod — a cleaner version of the PSP1 mod (via) #

Longshot Presidential Candidates — including HRM Caesar St. Augustine de Buonaparte #

New version of Bugmenot Firefox extension auto-fills form fields — this is huge, and very cool #

Flash: Don't Let It Get Your Cursor — a final silly link for the day (via) #

Die-cast "Back to the Future" DeLoreans — including versions from all three films! #

Thai fuel cell converts carbs to electricity — it's like Mr. Fusion for Krispy Kreme donuts (via) #

IRC bots are handling Usenet binary reposts  #

MS Newsbot biased toward MSNBC articles — or: why Google News is a better news site #

File Sharing Purchase Database — retail purchases that resulted from illegal downloads (via) #

Carmack to open-source Quake III engine later this year — exciting news (via) #

Flash: Low Morale's "Creep" video — absolutely gorgeous Flash work #

Wikipedia entry on company name origins  #

Declan McCullagh on John Kerry's record on technology — in this Wired scorecard from 2000, he scored the same as John Ashcroft #

FCC approves TiVo's heavily-DRMed show-sharing  #

California banned most SUVs from city streets — but it's completely unenforced (via) #

Haughey on downloading the Olympics — the networks need to adapt to a BitTorrent world, fast #

Steven Seagal released an album in France? — more sound clips from Amazon France (via) #

Nitrate fertilizers are causing increased shark attacks — one of nature's stranger chain reactions #

Matt Webb announces "Brain Hacks" book for O'Reilly — a practical companion to Mind Wide Open (via) #

Video: TV Funhouse's banned primer on Media Monopoly — aired on "Saturday Night Live" only once and censored by CBS; complete transcript (via) #

Image: Doom 3 floppy install — in reality, it would take over 1,200 disks #

CIA Asks Bush to Discontinue Blog — hmm, it looks like Typepad #

Googling for credit card numbers — made possible by Google's number range operator (via) #

RSSCalendar, freeform calendars by RSS — if they had an API, I could tie it into Upcoming.org (via) #

James Harry's Week in Review — obsessively analog cousin of Newsmap (via) #

How Much Gold Is Inside Goldschlager? — here's the bootleg RSS feed for Cockeyed (via) #

Trixie's eight months of sleep pattern data — visualizing a newborn baby's sleep patterns #

BattleTorrent project proposal — Downhill Battle's pitch for a simpler BitTorrent experience #

Wired News on porn blog spamming — Blogspot is an unlimited resource for spammers (via) #

Beta Band breaks up — they never seemed to like their own music (via) #

TextCat language guesser — try the demo (via) #

Archive of '96 Election campaign websites — when will that Clinton guy stop flip-flopping? (via) #

NewsIsFree's News Map visualizations — requires Java, but here's a screenshot (via) #

Google News source statistics — top 10 sources account for 66% of all Google News stories (via) #

eBay's digital music auctions are a big failure (via) #