The uncanny resemblance between Jimmy Corrigan and the Family Guy — was Chris Ware ripped off? probably not #

Five digital photography hacks — from O'Reilly's new book (via) #

Slashdot's roundup of E3 announcements — including the four player Mario 64 for the DS #

Interview with Suprnova founder — it's a miracle the site hasn't been shut down yet #

Realistic Zelda game announced — the Quicktime trailer is great (via) #

Sony PSP photos from E3 — the screen looks huge, more from Gizmodo #

GBAX 2004 competition results — homebrew games for the GBA and GP32 (via) #

Internet Archive's Petabox — 1,000 terabytes, or a million gigabytes. (via) #

Doom III released this summer — will it beat Half-Life 2 to market? (via) #

Moblogging from the front and the new Reformation — Shirky on how moblogs are changing the world #

Vonnegut's geezer rant on the state of the world — with the obligatory Eugene Debs quote (via) #

Breedster user e-mails — 120 users frustrated with the first social software disease #

First Nintendo DS photo — Gizmodo notes that it resembles the old Game & Watch games (via) #

PearPC, OS X on Linux — pretty rad, where's the Windows port? (via) #

Official Google blog by Ev (via) #

Number of film downloaders tripled last year — 1.67 million people download films and TV shows (via) #

Carl Steadman's Freedonia is expired — personally, I miss Two Solitudes #

Image: Commodore MP3 player — the player holds ~1,541 times the capacity of the 1541 drive #

Videogame character threatens national security — an FBI tip reported the game character as real threat #

Los Angeles man goes to jail for camcording "The Alamo" — he was caught with night vision goggles (via) #

Sony's 1TB DVR with 7 TV tuners — if you have 7 shows that all air at the same time, you have issues (via) #

Cringely on the sale of virtual goods through Paypal — without physical goods, chargeback policies don't work well (via) #

L.A. Philharmonic plays Final Fantasy game soundtrack (via) #

Info about the Disneyland 50th anniversary events — the Tower of Terror opened last week #

Blogger now publishes UTF-8 by default — so does MT 3.0 #

MSNBC's interview with Madeleine L'Engle — the Wrinkle in Time movie airs tonight (via) #

ACME Novelty Archive — Kempa's excellent archive of Chris Ware work #

IGN's Half Life 2 hands-on review — Gamespy has a new preview, also #

Doug Bowman on the Blogger redesign — here's a list of all the new templates (via) #

Friendster's high school age crowd — the fakester teacher profiles are an interesting form of commentary #

Internet Archive's new Speed Runs section — still in development, as is the new Machinima section #

National Lampoon flashbacks — archiving old articles from the Lampoon #

GPS for the Gameboy Advance — this opens the door for all sorts of great gaming ideas (via) #

New version of Blogger launching tomorrow (via) #

LA Weekly on Andy Kaufman returning from the dead — he just might appear at the House of Blues show (via) #

9-year-old leukemia patient helps create chemotherapy game — you can download Ben's game, thanks to Lucasarts #

Dissertation research of 46 celebrity blogs — only 7 of them had comments enabled (via) #

Hotelling on routers, IPv6, and the broken Internet — also explains why BitTorrent may be slow for you #

Xbox 1.6 modded — mmod community hacked the redesigned Xbox in a week (via) #

What's New, KHAAAN?! — IE-only, mashup between this and this (via) #

iPod Lounge photo contest winners (via) #

Negativland's Mashin' of the Christ — distributed with BitTorrent (via) #

Metroid Cubed, isometric Shockwave remake of NES classic — someone should make an NES emulator that does this real-time (via) #

LA Weekly on the Erowid drug community (via) #

Convert RSS to the `fortune` file format — useless, but plugs my new archives #

Image: New Zealand parking ticket defense (via) #

Adventure Morality Fables for Boys #7 — sweet, delicious erasers #

Fake Tripadvisor reviews — try the Black Cock Inn cider (via) #

3 Mile wireless Gameboy Advance instant messaging — not too practical, but a cool idea #

Lovely Coachella 2004 photos — his work is much better than the media coverage of the event (via) #