Robot Protest — the robotic industry workers go on strike, with binary picket signs (via) #

Archive.org hosting every Grateful Dead bootleg — 1,364 shows so far (via) #

3D CSS box model diagram  #

Scrollbar proposal for your browser history — I'd love to see this in Firefox (via) #

Wired News on Gmail Swap — the highlights list is getting interesting #

World's largest crossword puzzle — 7 square feet with 28,000 words (via) #

Audio: Eric Idle's "The FCC Song" — upbeat ditty wailing on the FCC, Bush, Cheney, Condi, Arnie and more #

Guns shot in slow motion — I don't know why these videos are so compelling (via) #

Gamespy's Best of E3 — what, no Katamari Damashii? #

Drug addiction introduced into online MUD game — increased dexterity, but terrible withdrawal #

USA Today on the increase of TV trading online — with commercials edited out, naturally #

Cellular automata and music — algorithmic music with Java, with tons of great links (via) #

Disney to base new movie on Jungle Cruise ride — looks like my prediction may come to pass #

Anil is moving to San Francisco  #

Image: Hayden inserted into Return of the Jedi DVD reissue? — looks fake, but AICN is freaking out about it (via) #

Nellie McKay's songs about William Hung and P. Diddy — videos for VH-1's Best Week Ever (via) #

Weezer Exposed — Rivers Cuomo's hair band from the 1980s #

New Star Wars titled "Birth of the Empire" — they jumped the lava shark (via) #

Report finds that children pirate music freely — 88% know it's copyrighted, but 56% do it anyway; user/pass #

TongueBoy SP, the tongue-controlled GBA for disabled kids — smart ass commentary on Slashdot #

Cliche Watch: "except rap and country" — they should try some Country Rap (via) #

Dear Overhaulin' — also: another example of the "I'm Feeling Lucky" effect (via) #

JBX, the high-end Jack in the Box concept restaurant (via) #

Google plans desktop search tool — this could fill the searching gap in Longhorn (via) #

iRaq, subtle iPod poster remixes  #

DomainKeys, Yahoo's anti-spam proposal — may be a step in the right direction (via) #

Japan's Sammy buys Sega in $1.4B deal  #

iTunes social networks on college campuses — interesting use of iTunes on wireless campus networks (via) #

Gmail goes to 1 TB!? — hmm, that sounds like a dare to me #

Apple releases iTunes SDK for Windows (via) #

Business 2.0 on Nick Denton and the Gawker empire — also: Nick's response (via) #

The composition of Planters mixed nuts — the packaging lies! #

Game-O-Graph, automated NBA point charting — or use the excellent espn2xml to do your own game analysis (via) #

Amazing 80-page transcription of Chris Ware/Ira Glass lecture — now I wish I'd attended the UCLA appearance #

GmailSwap — what would you give (or take) for a Gmail account? #

Paypal freezes Freenet's account  #

Asheron's Call bans eBay game auctions — silly company, real-world auctions are a sign of an economy's success #

Sippey archives Carl Steadman's Placing — here's the original announcement on Suck.com from 1996 #

Snarkout on the history of rock n' roll — here's a local MP3 of "Rocket 88" #

Image: Paddington Station ads in 1874 — from this ad archive, they needed some sans-serif fonts back then (via) #

Roadsage, traffic-aware driving directions — finally, someone is working to integrate TANN with Mapquest #

Kazaa removed from Download.com — oddly, at the developer's request #

New Yorker on musician Nellie McKay — she's very good, highly recommended (via) #

Singing Science Records — full MP3s for five classic science-themed folk albums (via) #

Video: Official Catwoman trailer — compare to the leaked trailer, they're marketing it without any dialogue (via) #

Carnegie Mellon students develop new NES games — the games from the class are free for download #

Coolio Maximo! — in which Jeff embarrasses his daughter (via) #

Andy Kaufman's new blog — written as if he's back from the dead (via) #

Springs World 3D — like a 3D version of Sodaplay, but harder to use (via) #

Video: New Super Mario Bros. for the Nintendo DS  #