WSJ profiles all the bloggers covering the DNC (via) #

Boston Globe's profile of Blogdex's Cameron Marlow — I love when my friends get media attention #

Wired's summary of the BlogOn conference — though blogs are a better primary source for coverage of the event #

How to rip RealAudio streams (via) #

Google Sets IPO Between $108-$135 a Share — placing them in the $2.6 billion to $3.3 billion range #

Kempa's MP3s of in-session mistakes — I wish I had more to contribute #

Nintendo Entertainment Console mod — hacking an NES, SNES, N64, Gamecube and GBA into a single box (via) #

Internet Explorer anecdote from BlogOn conference — could Firefox win the browser war? (via) #

Weather Channel webcam snafu — look in the bottom-right corner of the webcam #

Verbal and behavioral clues of liars — they don't mention facial expressions (via) #

Toys "R" Us' giant beach balls  #

Doh, the Humanity — amusing typos and gaffes on web pages (via) #

Guardian UK on OhMyNews, collaborative South Korean news site (via) #

Adtunes, blog on songs in TV commercials — too bad they don't link the MP3s (via) #

Salon's guide to understanding Donnie Darko (via) #

Battlefield 1942's Pirate mod — play as a pirate, or zombie pirate! #

Takase Revolution — 2D fighting game based on Les Miserables!? #

ImageShack — free, simple, and anonymous image hosting #

Photos of things held together with tape — usually brown tape (via) #

Wonderful gallery of Japanese arcade games — highlights: the typing, instrument, and horse racing sims (via) #

Tapping on soda cans actually works? — shocking, I always thought it was an urban myth (via) #

Mystery reader censoring swear words in public library books — to be specific, the "Murder, She Wrote" series (via) #

GPS Coke can x-rays  #

Flash: Wordcount — English words, scaled to reflect popularity #

Fox News on Exxon gas pumps  #

Ballance, gorgeous marble game for Windows — try the demo, or at least watch the movies (via) #

Image: Ken Jennings' name variations — he writes his name differently on every Jeopardy episode #

Image: The Internet Has Spoken — nonsensical CNN quiz #

Bugmenot's mandatory registration form — don't worry, they're not serious #

Java: BitTorrent simulator visualization — add some seeds and peers to watch the bits fly #

Lot of 50 Plastic Fetuses (via) #

Profanities made from corporate logotypes (via) #

Microsoft selling Slate.com — will it go the way of Suck, Stim, and Spiv? #

Halo 2's subliminal trailer and web game — from the people who made the AI Game #

A great story of racial harmony in the DC subway (via) #

Total Asshole Compression — reverse compression, makes all your files much much bigger (via) #

Audio: William Shatner's "The Common People," Pulp cover (via) #

Brooklyn Superhero Supply — Dave Eggers' new East Coast counterpart to 826 Valencia (via) #

KoalaRainbow, visualization engine for MovableType 3.0 — lovely examples (via) #

Oxymoron dictionary (via) #

MovableType 3.0 Plugin Contest winners — congratulations, Jay! some of the others sound excellent (via) #

Snopes on the NOPLATE and MISSING license plate owners — they should just leave the field blank #

The KITT Dashboard Project — obsessive 20-year project to draw the Knight Rider dash (via) #

Dagwood on Detournement (1981) — also: Terry and the Situationists and more weirdness #

"Mortal Kombat: Deception" preview — it can't decide if it wants to be a fighting, adventure, chess or puzzle game (via) #

Guardian UK on Guerilla Gigs — flash mobs with a purpose (via) #

Industry group says pirate CD sales hit record 1.1 billion — as P2P usage increases in Taiwan, pirated CD sales have decreased (via) #

.htaccess Generator (via) #

You Have Bad Taste in Music — personally, I wouldn't lump in JT with the others (via) #

Dancing with Myself, profile of Kansas City's DDR subculture — read the community's reaction to the article (via) #