Fox News raves about Fahrenheit 9/11  #

Winer shuts down Weblogs.com — leaves thousands of blogs offline without warning (via) #

Half-Life 2 moves to Autumn release? — seems unlikely that Vivendi would sit on it for a couple months #

Why WaxyLinks Isn't Updating — we had our baby! #

Snarkout on real-life superheroes and villains — not many wore costumes, though #

Image: Writers, Abandon Your Dreams  #

Amateur online film reviews predict box office success — the MIT paper is online #

Nucleus, automated torrent downloading from RSS feeds (via) #

San Diego weekly publishes entire month of Brian Dear's weblogging — here's Brian's take on the $2000 check #

Mammatus Clouds Over Mexico — looks like a Kai's Power Tools texture #

US markets to close Friday for Reagan — yay, I get the day off! #

Pringles to print ads on individual chips (via) #

Wikis are the next frontier for link spammers — Slashdot has more on the story #

Untold story of the Nintendo's censorship of Maniac Mansion — the changes made the port substantially worse (via) #

Live blogging of Reagan's funeral arrangements — photos of the funeral home right outside her front door #

Movie: William Shatner's "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" — ridiculous fan-made video, heavy on the Lucy (via) #

Thingster, geocoded content tool — it should integrate with Geocoder.us (via) #

Apple's Airport Express with AirTunes — standalone wireless adapter for any stereo (via) #

Apple iTunes Europe launch set for June 15 (via) #

A personal remembrance from Ronald Reagan's costar, Bonzo  #

High-res photos of the retro NES-style GBA — I want this, bad (via) #

Sun introduces employee weblogs (via) #

Reagan's Raiders, the Ronald Reagan comic book — more info about the first issue #

Damask Wallpaper Patterns — inspired by damask weaves (via) #

Samsung's Olympic reminder  #

Andrew Anker joins Six Apart — read about Andrew in Gary Wolf's Wired book #

How Copyright Law Changed Hip Hop — an interview with Public Enemy's Chuck D and Hank Shocklee (via) #

New default theme in Firefox 0.9 — people are getting worked up about it, for some reason #

Rebel Leader John Kerry action figure — face him off against the Bush action figure #

Google Answerer thoroughly debunks "stupid facts" e-mail — variations of the e-mail are all over the web (via) #

Super Mario War, deathmatch Mario for Windows — network play is in the works (via) #

Glassdog's "Worth Hating," a rant on criticism — don't miss Anil's excellent rebuttal #

Plague Cookies — mmm, boils (via) #

Geocoder.us, free US geocoder — with a great web services API (via) #

Virtual real estate boom in Second Life — this virtual island sold for US$900 (via) #

RIAA wants your fingerprints — biometric DRM for music is a truly awful idea (via) #

Yoshinoya restaurant game for the PS2 — the modern equivalent of Chase the Chuckwagon for the 2600 #

Anil gets in the Nigritude Ultramarine game — the contest has revealed the deepest secrets of the SEO scumbags #

Video: Spelling bee competitor faints, recovers — he went on to spell the word correctly and take second place #

Experiments in riding motorcycles while drunk — with a heroic .247 blood-alcohol level (via) #

Slashdot discussion on programmer parenting  #

Story of getting mugged yesterday in Chicago — reminds me of Mat's similar story in SF (via) #

Seanbaby's Top 10 Internet Fads — memes, not trends #

2004 Spelling Bee scandal? — Coudal's research shows it's likely a coincidence #

First all-artificial feature film released — voices were synthesized, video was machinima #

Scientists delete huge chunks of mice DNA with no effect — they removed 2.4 million DNA bases (via) #

Homebrew network-enabled washing machine — more details about his badass new controller hack (via) #

How it feels to get shot (via) #

Friendster appoints former NBC president as new CEO — Jon Abrams is just a mascot now (via) #

Bugmenot extension for Firefox — bypass obnoxious web registrations with one click (via) #