EFF's primer of the Grey Tuesday legal issues — does EMI have a case? not as strong as you'd think #

Rebecca Blood's 13 ways to save Orkut — great ideas, all of them #

Comparison of most trafficked sites from 1996 and 2004 — an .edu in the top 10? how quaint #

FeedBurner, RSS/Atom feed filter — stats tracking and other neat filters for your RSS feed #

Anna, an animated short film made with the Quake III engine — one flower's life story, very impressive work #

Atari 2600 Combat level design contest winners — the Adventure tribute is cute #

Orkut revealed to be a college thesis experiment — hmm, that sounds familiar #

How Californians see the U.S. — that map seems about right to me #

Goodle News — all good news, all the time #

Woman says 'I Don't' at NBA game, with video — update: it was a prank #

Snack Mascots Gallery — from the RSS-friendly snack review site, Taquitos.net #

Abcdefghi…, world's longest e-mail address webmail — they offer an unusual list of benefits #

b3ta interviews Orisinal's Ferry Halim — he makes lovely games #

Google redesign exercise — somehow, I missed this last month #

Yahoo vs Google search visualization — elegant way to compare results between engines #

Hilarious movie review of 2001's ".com for Murder" — starring Huey Lewis, according to the IMDB entry #

Image: This Sign Has Sharp Edges  #

Federal judge's Talking Heads tribute — this is not my beautiful house! #

NYT on Grey Tuesday — with quotes from EMI, Downhill Battle, and Zittrain #

Clips from all the animated Oscar nominees  #

Craig's List: will trade web design for massage — he's a great designer, and a handsome guy to boot #

FOAF added to Livejournal  #

Top Twelve Reasons Against Gay Marriage — dripping with sarcasm, but funny and poignant #

2004 Scene.org demo award nominees — the year's best real-time, algorithmic art #

Slate dissects the Quizno's ads — they've got a pepper bar! #

There.com simulating Earth for the Department of Defense — so military personnel can chat and ride hoverboards #

New York Romscapes — where New York meets Nintendo #

EMI/Capitol e-mailing preemptive cease and desist e-mails to all Grey Tuesday sites — expect an e-mail, whether you're hosting the album or not #

MP3: The Orkut Song — Spatch's answer to Tapdance (The Friendster Song) #

Pick Up the Phone Booth and Die — the Zen koan of interactive text games from 1996, requires Java #

UK thieves are mugging people for iPods — the white headphones are stylish, but a huge target #

Staten Island reporter writes about her appearance on The Apprentice — reality TV never ends up being very real #

GeoOrkut creator responds to spidering questions — by the way, here's my hood in GeoOrkut #

Evolution of orcs in video games — via my new favorite link log, Things Magazine #

Terrible celebrity impersonators from Amsterdam — the worst are Sarah Jessica Parker and Tom Hanks #

Rise of the Lost, iPod game — choose your own adventure for the iPod #

Google starts penalizing for blog spamming? — has anyone seen similar reports? #

The ethics of scraping Orkut — is it okay to violate TOS for research? #

Imaginary Girlfriends — filling the gap left by banned eBay auctions #

Washington Post goes to Jenin to track down Earth Station V — they can't find anyone #

Mydoom.F variation attacks the RIAA — idiocy disguised as advocacy #

Chicago Tribune falls for Denounce's Amazon-Orkut parody — user/pass: waxyorg/waxyorg #

End of four-month L.A. grocery strike may be near — I haven't had Apple Jacks in four months #

List of things that are the new black — "$noun is the new black" is the new black #

Virus distributors selling lists of infected machines to spammers — this is very bad, virus writing is a career for some #

Indie filmmaker Sarah Jacobson dies of cancer at 32 — she was a Gettingit contributor and friend of the staff #

Hamster Music — intelligent MIDI sequencing with hamster control #

Cute, but mildly disturbing, baby costumes — babies dressed as animals, dragons, fruit, and adults #

Student arrested for bringing Game Boy bomb to school — what a waste; I would've used an N-Gage #

Deaddrop and Moogle, two great ideas from Boogah — Google should start indexing all public discussion lists #