MT-Blacklist v2.0 coming soon — Jay entered it in the MovableType 3.0 plugin contest (via) #

Google acquires Picasa — their foray into the online photo management and storage market #

Sony shows wireless multiplayer, Talkman translation software — 16 person ad-hoc LAN play (via) #

Bitoogle, the BitTorrent search engine — public trackers aren't safe, but here you go (via) #

Flash: They Might Be Giants' "Experimental Film" — created by the Homestar Runner guys #

Video Game Breaks & Sound Effects Volumes 1 & 2 (via) #

Register debunks the "1 in 4" movie downloader stat — huge problems with the study, and some good international stats #

Big list of MP3 musicblogs — use these links with Alf's MP3-to-M3U playlist bookmarklet #

Porno 8-Tracks — the audio companion to Custer's Revenge (via) #

Word Clock — clockbar that displays the time in plaintext (via) #

Passing Gmail's 1GB limit (via) #

All Music Guide redesign is live — oy vey, read my critique #

National Lampoon's "Emergency Fathering" — from June 1979 (via) #

Gawker Media traffic stats — Fleshbot is doing very well (via) #

Insane comic book collection for sale on eBay — Superman #1, Batman #1, and almost every Silver Age comic ever published (via) #

Michael Moore publishing his sources for Fahrenheit 9/11 — I'm sure that will satisfy all his critics (via) #

Delaware stoner gets lost in Connecticut — Dreamworks to option the movie rights (via) #

Profile of Williams Street and the success of the Cartoon Network's Adult Swim (via) #

The Man with the Head of Saturn — "worst. transportation device. ever." #

Playstation 3, new Nintendo set to debut at E3 2005 — related: Xbox 2 may be announced in September (via) #

Everything I Learned at MIT — insane course notes from four years of study (via) #

Flipped off by the President — the photo isn't very clear, but it's a good story (via) #

NYT's amazing profile on the modern graphic novel — with audio commentary by Spiegelman, Seth, Sacco, Chester Brown, and Chris Ware (via) #

Wired on Friendster's "Anchorman" campaign — with a quote from yours truly #

Nintendo Breakz, Volume 1 — 40 short remixes of original Nintendo soundtracks (via) #

Gwyneth Paltrow's spotted back — ancient Chinese hickeys (via) #

Googlebot indexing unlinked URLs — like about, contact, and stats? #

Mozilla gains on Internet Explorer's market share — 1% ain't much, but it's something (via) #

Pocketster, turn your iPod into a wireless file-swapping jukebox — requires a PDA with a host USB port (via) #

Homebrew Game & Watch-style games — for the new PDRoms competition #

Oddpost bought by Yahoo — Yahoo responds to Google's Gmail (via) #

Google Pagerank plugin for Firefox — unlike PRGoogleBar, doesn't rely on an outside server #

Post to Del.icio.us from Sharpreader — Ilya wrote this in about an hour #

Video: Riordan's "Stupid Dirty Girl" video — it sounds worse in print than in person (via) #

Underbunny, amazing photos by a Seattle mortuary worker — upsetting, absorbing, and more #

Playstation 3 production starts in 2005 — shipping in late 2005 or early 2006 #

Automatic blood donation booth — does it take your photo, too? (via) #

99 Luftballoons, side-by-side comparison  #

Another crash on Disneyland's Big Thunder Mountain — Disney fans posted photos from the scene (via) #

PVRBlog on EFF's Stop the Broadcast Flag campaign — I guarantee it'll increase the free trade of TV shows online #

PVRBlog has the highest Pagerank of any blog? — there must be another blog with a PR9 (via) #

Alien in 30 seconds, with bunnies — more 30-Second Bunnies Theatre (via) #

LA City Council votes to regulate cybercafes — or as Joystiq says, "regulating fun" #

Image: 26 Alphabetized Terrors — more in the gallery #

Live as-you-type search results — type into the "blog search" box, slowly #

New All Music Guide redesign launching Monday — I have high hopes for this relaunch #

NYT on the return of "Family Guy" — along with "American Dad," a more political animated show (via) #

Action verb photos on Yahoo News  #

Random photos found on filesharing networks (via) #

IDG published iPod-related magazine (via) #