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) #

VisitorVille, bizarre SimCity-ish visualization for website traffic patterns (via) #

Defective Yeti on Amazon's "plogs" — he's on their strange blog list #

Insects in album cover art — more obsessive and obscure list making (via) #

Cliche watch: My name is * and I approve this * (via) #

Microsoft's "The Apprentice" E3 parody for the Xbox — starring Donald Trump and a cameo by Bill #

Simpsons torrents — nearly every episode, of varying quality (via) #

Gallery of movie copyright warnings — we'll be seeing these in the U.S. soon, I'm sure (via) #

Creed breaking up? — in other news: world rejoices #

Brainball, game controlled by alpha waves — the calmest person wins (via) #

Gawker Media available for contract work — they just launched a marketing blog for Nike #

Yoga training program for the Xbox — watch the video preview or visit the official site (via) #

Pine first-use statistics — nice charts showing steady adoption rates (via) #

PC World interviews the creators of VisiCalc, the first spreadsheet program — Bricklin, Frankston, and Fylstra reminisce and make new predictions #

Angela from "Spellbound" has a blog — don't feel bad, Google can't spell heleoplankton either (via) #

Movie List classic trailers — very high-quality videos, like Goonies, Wargames, and Alien (via) #

People I've Slept With — Harpers-style personal list making (via) #

Movies of levitating objects — floating in a magnetic field (via) #

OJR on Craig's List destroying print classified ads — and how newspapers could compete with social networking (via) #

NYT on vintage gaming getting trendy — here's a local MP3 of Lil' Flip's "Game Over (Flip)" (via) #

Bram Cohen on BitTorrent 2 features — tracker redirection could be a very good thing (via) #

IMDB user ratings for Fahrenheit 9/11 — the film you don't need to see to review #

Unused "Curb Your Enthusiasm" footage frees accused murderer — Larry David saves the day (via) #

ForwardTrack beta test — Eyebeam's new e-mail tracking system #

Fahrenheit 9/11 Trailer  #

Google upgrades the Google Search Appliance — with prices for the low and high end servers (via) #

Flash: Polyphonic Spree's "Quest for the Rest" game — from the creator of Samorost (via) #

Interplay closes office, lays off remaining employees — another classic game developer gone #

Video: Driving from LA to Oregon in six minutes — mirrors and torrent links in the comments #

Phone conversation between parents and their son, a few hours after his funeral (via) #

Software hack turns Canon Digital Rebel into a 10D — turn your $1000 camera into a $1500 one #

Kempa on secret codes on album covers  #

Transcripts of Enron employees caught on tape — man, what a bunch of bastards (via) #

Video: God Hates Soccer — amazing footage of an instant tornado appearance (via) #

American Idol vs. Presidential election voting records — the fourth season of Idol could have a larger turnout (via) #

HDLoader, easily load PS2 games off any IDE drive — $30 for the CD and a spare hard drive #

The new Glassdog rips on Boing Boing — you gonna just sit and take that, Xeni? #

Excellent research trying to unmask Rance, the anonymous celebrity blogger — Alex's excellent research reveals a screenwriter named Keith Thomson #

Glassdog relaunches as a group blog — I have hunches about the anonymous authors (via) #

Speck, proposed localized IM handheld — Leonard's new project looks simple and functional #

First person account of the Kerry intern rumor — which turned out to be completely false (via) #

Today's Papers, news aggregator community — Cam Barrett talks about his new project (via) #

Sony shelving Fiona Apple's new album? — they don't know how to market the album, five years in the making #

Video: The Hitman, funny short film — more videos by Mary Lynn Rajskub, including Girls Guitar Club (via) #

Night vision goggles given to Harry Potter theater ushers — I guarantee it'll be available the same day of U.S. release, or before (via) #