Flash: Troubled Windows — Japanese Microsoft-themed fan anime, try clicking around #

Indie Game Jam 2 games released — some good and original concepts (via) #

iTunes 4.5 released — Ask has a couple tips #

Vintage snapshots of Disneyland — more photos here and here (via) #

Nicosphere3000 — finally, I can smoke in church (via) #

State websites tattle on tax evaders — publishing lists of deadbeats to shame them into paying #

Russian MP3 site sells DRM-free music by the megabyte — sounds shady, but 500MB for $5 is a great deal #

iToogle, search the iTunes music store — excellent PHP port of iTMS-for-All #

Sprint trying to block TTY relay fraud — the IP relay scam forums are a good source of insider commentary (via) #

U.S. Intelligence tracking blogs — no word on whether they're tracking Livejournals yet #

Video: Roi Sabarov's Letter Flow — check out the rest of Roi's portfolio (via) #

Importing Hotmail into Gmail using Getmail — clever trick, but requires Windows (via) #

Wired on the return of Push — partially inspired by my comment on Gary's blog, no less (via) #

Guardian UK profile on Nick Drake  #

Blogdigger Media — recent media links scraped from weblogs #

Create your own You're The Man Now Dog site — use IE to hear the audio #

Holding Pattern screen saver for Win/Mac — composite Internet searches draw a landscape outside your window (via) #

MyMediaList, media lists for blogs — may be useful until Mediachest adds RSS feeds (via) #

Scumbag ISP uses cloaked links to game Google — displays links on client sites when the user agent is Googlebot (via) #

Guide to creating very high-quality MP3s — using free software for Windows #

The Rise of Elegance in Open Source Software — some good examples outlining the trend #

Tree Wave, 1980s electronics — Paul is a badass Atari 2600 developer (via) #

Make your own Iraq photo controversy — based on the original fake (via) #

Tron fan responds to costume criticism — the spread of the meme and its fallout reminds me of the Star Wars Kid (via) #

Mat's Gmail review in Salon — he's been blogging about it, too #

DeDRMs, remove iTunes DRM under Windows — DVD Jon tops himself with 210 lines of code (via) #

A Pyrogon Postmortem — lessons learned from a failed indie game company (via) #

Gmail security hole — challenge questions in the age of Google #

Who is that eating Jeremy? — a tasteless parody of the original (via) #

Tami Stronach's Neverending Story scrapbook — from the Childlike Empress herself #

GBA JPEG Viewer — with a clever list of potential uses (via) #

The Year That Comics Took Flight — Scott McCloud's introduction to the new Flight comics anthology (via) #

Orkut network GeoMapper — here's my personal network (via) #

New Zelda NES speed record is under 27 minutes — from an amazing page of NES Speed Videos, distributed with BitTorrent #

Hey, Crackhead — why don't you own a crackpipe? (via) #

Thank you, Frank Black — he was reading the NYT at Starbucks #

Insanely detailed explanation of every Spam Assassin rule — Leonard rightfully suspects a spammer asked the question #

High-quality scans of video game manuals — in handy BitTorrent archives (via) #

Doug Rowell's carved guitars — and a banjo for Steve Martin #

Banjo Newsletter interviews Steve Martin  #

HDTV TiVo finally ships  #

Reverse engineering the TypeKey protocol (via) #

Hell freezes over (via) #

Oregon's voter guide mentions weblogs  #

Half-Life 2 drama from an insider  #

Atari 2600 Paddle Games reissues — the design is excellent (via) #

The Way of the Master — Kirk Cameron goes the way of Willie Ames (via) #

Flash: Orisinal Floats game — fiendishly clever, similar to Loop (via) #

Pixies setlist comparisons — interesting information design (via) #

Very interesting insider info about the DOJ warez raids — more info on Slashdot #