Nintendo Famicom 2004 calendar — it'll probably show up in Hot Topic any day now #

EMI lawyer sends pre-emptive Grey Tuesday e-mail to George — being listed first on the official site didn't help him any #

Tom Otterness' 9/11 Memorial — Metafilter has some other good ones #

8up, clever Japanese Flash game — reminds me of the Tapper mini-game #

Eddie Clontz, editor of Weekly World News, dead at 56 — all of the obits are great, but this one stands out #

Space Invaders gang render — my new desktop wallpaper #

Usenet kook, "FBI is torturing me for 2.5 Years" — the guy badly needs meds, his replies are depressing #

Rollup.org, free and public multi-feed aggregator — might be fun to publicly aggregate your feedroll #

Teen hacker triggered nuclear terrorism alert — by setting up an FTP site for music and movies, no less #

Make Your Own Pruno — a prison wine created from fruit, sugar and ketchup #

Analysis of the Beatles' Revolution 9 collage — or try the detailed timeline #

Personal e-mail networks to filter out spam — compile a list of From/Cc/Bcc addresses from good e-mail to build a whitelist #

Napster 2.0 is losing money, executives, and will to live — I can't believe they even pull in $1 million a month #

Zeldman on the current drop shadow and bevel revival — I'm waiting for page curls and Kai fractal backgrounds to make a comeback #

Steriogram's "Walkie Talkie Man" — stop-motion knitting music video directed by Michel Gondry #

John Hargrave orders Viagra online and reports the effects — Zug.com has been makng me laugh for almost ten years #

Verizon drops several binary newsgroups, blocks new binary groups — yet another reason to pay for a premium feed #

Video game to help UK flood planners — FloodRanger, the SimCity clone for earth science geeks #

Grey Tuesday, Free the Grey Album — post the album on your site for 24 hours #

Ben and Mena on Yahoo News Photos — cute AND famous #

Traffic Island art project — a tiny house and garden built overnight in the middle of a busy freeway island #

Wedding proposal casemod — "will you do me the honor... of hot-swapping that RAID?" #

PocketSNES, first SNES emulator for the GBA released! — screenshots, confirmed working games and lots of discussion #

Hybrid, an insanely detailed role playing game — seems autogenerated, but only a real human could be this insane #

New Yahoo search returns RSS/XML feeds — and the option to add the feeds to My Yahoo! #

Autotrace, convert PNG bitmaps to vectors — output format can be AI, SVG, or more #

Lazy reporters lean on Google for meaningless statistics — it's the new Lexis-Nexis! #

How to find winning Pepsi iTunes bottles before buying — Gillmor calls it an analog hack #

Plink's "Photos of Andy Baio" — Plink apparently thinks I'm this young Asian girl #

Rubhub, the XHTML Friend Network search engine — the XFN counterpart to FOAF's Plink #

Kevin Fox on Yahoo's new search results — they're blending paid results with search results, a big no-no #

MP3: DJ Penfold remixes DJ Danger Mouse's remix — is this illegal too? probably, because IP law is broken #

Regional Baskin-Robbins flavors  #

"@" Symbol Added to Morse Code — dot dash dash dot dash dot #

Orkut Density Map — truly incredible geospatial visualization of Orkut users #

State of the Arcade Industry 2004 — the shift to player communities is exciting #

Mediachest — personal media inventory management goes social #

Missing for 14 years, teen finds himself on Internet — found his own photo on a Missing Children website #

Chad Oakenfold's Stabbing Machine — more photos on his homepage #

Yahoo Switched to Inktomi — and Google's index grew 25% to 4.2 billion pages #

Paul Boutin's Webmonkey eulogy on Wired News  #

Downhill Battle on the Grey Album — the best summary of the relevant copyright issues that I've seen #

WaPo's Future of Search feature  #

Edson cover of The Darkness' "I Believe In A Thing Called Love" — an acoustic, heart-warming love song #

Hacking Social Networks, pt 2 — discovering or abusing Friendster by last name, ZIP, and e-mail addresses #

Using video games to market new cars — what, no Volvo station wagons? #

Akimbo, on-demand TV over the Net — instead of buying another set-top box, TiVo should be offering this #

XFire, instant messaging for online gamers — I'd rather have this as a Trillian plugin #

K5 analyzes the leaked Win2k source — also via Boing Boing #

Polaroid's Outkast FAQ — do not shake it like a Polaroid picture #