Boing Boing Lite — ditch the ads, guest sidebar, and filter out posts by author or keyword (via) #

Ebert on whether Fahrenheit 9/11 is a "documentary"  #

Inventory of crappy CDs sent to libraries for price-fixing settlement — bastards are sending garbage CDs sold in remainder bins (via) #

John Carmack's test liftoff a success — that explains the Doom 3 delays #

#1 Matt on the Internet — and he's following through with his promise (via) #

How to shut down a free website without hurting your users  #

Snopes update on the guy living in a Paris airport — The Terminal movie is loosely based on his story #

New Xbox Video Chat allows remote joypad vibration — Jane's going to have to pick one up #

Site Flavored Google Search — explicit categorization is not very useful, it should analyze my site content instead #

glambient, app that creates seamless tiles — exports to Flash (via) #

Yetisports 5 — yet another Yeti game #

Ben's research into a white supremacist ISP — scary stuff #

Chicago Trib's Top 50 Magazines — Wired, Real Simple, and Economist top the list (via) #

Om on Blinkx — I don't use IE, but I'll try the desktop search (via) #

Automatic wishlist purchases with Amazon's API — or "0-click shopping," as Erik calls it (via) #

Winer blog story hits the front page of Yahoo — I'm with Matt, this isn't front page news #

Wired on the TechTV/G4 merger — fans of both camps are annoyed #

Reality of Running Away from Stuff — top speeds of common Hollywood moving hazards (via) #

FDA History, The Case of the Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich — with vintage photos and typography (via) #

Garfield Generator shut down by lawyers — it took three random Garfield panels for a Zen reading experience (via) #

Ask Mefi on the best way to kill somebody — Scarabic's answer is a bit too detailed (via) #

Andy Pryke's detailed meeting with Nanniebots creator — he includes transcripts of his chats, some background on the story #

Joel on How Microsoft Lost the API War — still catching up on my links since Baby Day (via) #

Sony to ship new PS2/PVR models next month — now creates DVD-Rs with graphical menus (via) #

Paul Boutin reviews Starz's new movie downloading service — of course it sucks, it's Real #

Metafilter goes social with Mefi Contacts — here's my growing contacts page #

Build a 1.2 terabyte RAID file server for $1600 — $33,400 cheaper than January 2002 (via) #

New Scientist update on ChatNannies — still a hoax, Wightman showed off a modified copy of the Alice bot #

Retailers say Doom 3 for PC in late July — Xbox version following in October (via) #

Joystiq, new gaming blog by the Engadget folks — bringing the Weblogs, Inc. roster to 49 blogs #

3D FPS-style car navigation system in Japan — this is badass, but not a very practical visualization (via) #

RSS feed of Suprnova box sets — reminder: the RIAA monitors Suprnova #

Six Apart changes MT 3.0 licensing again — unlimited blogs is much, much better (via) #

Image: How not to check a diaper — if only someone had told me this four days ago (via) #

Pitchformula, crunching thousands of Pitchfork album review to write better songs — he includes all the Perl scripts he wrote for his BA project (via) #

Straight Dope on electricity failure after a zombie takeover — answer: scattered blackouts within 4-6 hours, complete failure in 24 hours (via) #

TuneTeller, MIDI search engine with a piano UI — focus the Java applet and play with your keyboard #

Boing Boing 2.0 — now with ads and a new layout #

Gmail scavenger hunt — find 15 items online, win a Gmail account #

Snopes on dollar store toothpaste — now with dangerously high levels of fluoride! #

Notlong, short URLs with subdomains — more readable alternative to TinyURL and their ilk (via) #

Disembodied hand in Victoria's Secret catalog — when Photoshop goes bad (via) #

Proof of concept Bluetooth virus — replicates on Nokia 60 phones (via) #

Transcript of Winer's Weblogs.com audio announcement — Wired News on the shutdown, and more (via) #

Cuckoo for Coco Cox, rant on celebrity baby names — hard to pull off, unless your dad is Frank Zappa (via) #

Second Life upgrade adds XML-RPC, in-world marriage — you can blog from within the world (via) #

Plain Layne, another Kaycee Nicole? — Kottke rounds up other recent fakes in his comments #

Construction of a sand mandala — David Hirmes made an excellent animation of the entire thing #

Firefox open to malicious spyware installers — but don't let that stop you from using today's Firefox 0.9 release #

Fox News raves about Fahrenheit 9/11  #