Wired on PearPC, the first PowerPC emulator that runs OS X — albeit very slowly, but it'll get better (via) #

Vacuum Tube Agonizer — effects pedal that turns all audio into terrible noise (via) #

DIY ringtone software panics record labels — make your own ringtones from MP3s with Xingtone, user/pass #

Online gamblers and phone phreakers tampering with American Idol voting — text messaging is much more influential because it scales (via) #

Katamari Damashii FAQ and Walkthrough — gives translated information about the game (via) #

Sunflower, the character Disney cut from Fantasia (via) #

The Waxy Effect? — 15 pageviews in a half hour is closer to a "Slashnot Effect" #

O'Reilly's Open Books Project (via) #

Cameron charts the usage of "weblog" in the media — he's doing really great research #

Phatbot trojan suspect linked to HL2 code theft?  #

Fish's Russian photo manipulations — more from his homepage #

Ctrl Alt Del's "The Rainbow Goes Smoosh" — to relax, I bathe in ketchup #

The Spot is back — new season of the original web soap opera (via) #

Snarkout on oil commodities — it's a Mad Max world #

Final Fantasy XI's player census — half a million paying users, and other stats (via) #

Stalking the Bogeyman — a writer confronts the man who molested him at age 7 (via) #

John Gruber's thoughts on Six Apart's two big mistakes — Mark Pilgrim and Jason Kottke have interesting takes, as well #

Cell phone ignites gas station fire — read the urban legend update on Snopes (via) #

New wave of identity cloaking P2P apps  #

Web thumbnails with VNC and Firefox (via) #

Brad's thoughts on MT 3.0 — includes discussion of today's licensing changes #

Nintendo iQue, the N64 TV game — N64 console in the shape of a controller (via) #

Guardian UK interviews Ev — several good questions answered #

New trailer for Pixar's The Incredibles  #

P-P-P-Powerbook — an excellent tale of revenge on an eBay scam artist #

Electronic press kit for the Neverhood — you can download this underrated game of the early CD-ROM era #

RIAA's reported losses contradicts Soundscan sales — more details at Musicdish (via) #

Test audiences trashed the Friends pilot — Smoking Gun has the screening report (via) #

Sex in wartime propaganda — amazing German, Japanese, British and American examples from WWII, Vietnam, and the Korean War (via) #

Napster gags Ohio University from discussing music fees (via) #

Google bug allowed Microsoft site to be removed — it's fixed now, but giving them a PR0 sounds like fun #

Video: Car commercial — the music is particularly peaceful (via) #

WaPo interviews eDonkey President — he answers reader questions #

eBay Yamaha seller gets owned — wait for the hotlinked images in the auction to load (via) #

Friends finale audio stretched to three hours — like 9 Beet Stretch for sitcoms (via) #

Movable Type moves to paid model — the new pricing, plenty of commentary in the trackbacks #

Long Half-Life 2 interview with Valve's Doug Lombardi — including a torrent for the new HL2 video (via) #

Passion and 21 Grams tops list of most pirated films last month — Finding Nemo and Shaolin Soccer (!) were the most pirated in the last year #

Google Adsense, now with images! — hey, Google: don't be evil (via) #

Google Groups beta UI — it lets you create your own groups (via) #

Duffers Golf, an Unreal Tournament 2004 mod — amazing what the engine is capable of (via) #

Local news channel's report on "Blah Blah Blogging" — creating nostalgia in real-time #

Rumsfeld dialogue set to music — you can download the tracks #

Save Chandan! — genitals are not tiny airports #

YouSendIt, send files up to 1GB — a more powerful Dropload, but can't possibly stay free for long (via) #

Google explains the "jew" results controversy — when will people grasp the concept of automation? (via) #

Economics of Final Fantasy XI (via) #

George's running E3 roundup — I'll be adding my own after I attend on Friday #

Trebuchet must die — to be fair, I started using it before it was popular (via) #

Hymn Project, the Playfair project moved and renamed — strip the DRM off your iTunes files (via) #