Gum Blondes — 100% chewed bubblegum portraits on plywood backing #

Reuters on the Grey Album — and it mentions my site #

Lindows uses BitTorrent for distribution  #

Canadian RIAA to launch dozens of Kazaa lawsuits — the ISPs are fighting it #

Slice City, play Simcity within The Sims — meta-Sims, via Wired News #

Phony LinkedIn account gets real links — very few people turn down friend requests #

Book Reader for the GBA — see also: E-Book Advance #

Flash: Grow — solution: cube, ladder, egg, ball, mountain, pipe, propeller, wind, gear, dish, rocket, tv #

Disinformation: The Complete Series DVD — did you know disinfo.com had a TV show in the UK? #

Signup no longer required to make Paypal payment — simpler online payments are a good thing #

Ben Goodger on the road to Firefox 1.0 — "I am here...to steal as much market share from IE as possible" #

FireSomething plugin for Mozilla Firewaxy — don't like the new name? change it to whatever you want #

Story of the Webmonkey layoffs from their former editor  #

Win2k and NT4 source code leaked online — confirmed by Microsoft #

Wargames Tic-Tac-Toe Screensaver — the only way to win is not to play #

iPodLounge tries to predict future iPod models — reasonably well-informed guesses #

The Magical Skillset of Elves — versatile pointy-eared little freaks #

Matt Webb's ETech presentation on Glancing — I'm looking at you right now #

Lycos lays off Webmonkey staff — sad, but it's amazing they survived as long as they did #

Elephant vs Bird game — 13.2 20.2 seconds! #

The Back to the Future Tour — I grew up about a mile from Doc's garage #

Game pirate gets four years in jail, $700k fine — Breen led the infamous group Razor 1911 #

NYT profile on BitTorrent creator Bram Cohen — using BitTorrent for illegal trading is "patently stupid because it's not anonymous" #

Joshua "Praystation" Davis may appear on Queer Eye — this should be good #

Googledorks — exposing sensitive info with Google #

TeacherReviews.com Forced Offline — teacher threatened to sue over student comments, via #

Democratic candidates quizzed on pop culture — Clark thinks Justin Timberlake is a Beach Boy #

Image: Technorati visualizes the power curve — rank vs inbound links on a logarithmic chart #

Reviewr, tying the Flickr API into Amazon API — a small step towards one distributed identity for social software #

Flickr, real-time picture sharing — Ludicorp's second product goes beta, after GNE #

Video: Why the Mars Rover Failed — by the guy who did the official MER animation #

MyDoom variant writes source code to infected hard drives — "andy" may be trying to cover his tracks #

Cinema Redux, more algorithmic video art — one 8x6 pixel thumbnail per second, one row per minute #

"No message please" iPod engraving — when usability errors attack #

Producer of Beatles/Jay-Z "Grey Album" mash-up gets a cease and desist order — from EMI, not Jay-Z #

P22 Type Specimen Playing Cards — close-up image of the entire deck #

Dolphin, experimental Gamecube emulator — very exciting screenshots #

Clever Paypal scam almost trips up Ev — keep an eye out for this one #

Julian makes about $85/hour in Ultima Online — not too shabby for playing video games all day #

Science Mag repeats Milgram's "Six Degrees" experiment by e-mail — most people were only four degrees of separation apart #

Dooce's Heartbreaking Work of Super Pooping Genius — baby Leta poops while Heather watches in envy #

"I Feel Great" Nutrigrain commercial — original was taken offline, so I'm mirroring it #

Background on the Firefox logo — the design team is dominated by bloggers #

Verisign considers relaunching Sitefinder "service" — widely despised, for many good reasons #

Technorati adds full-text searching — it's fast and surprisingly good #

Background behind the Firebird rebranding ordeal  #

Mozilla Firebird 0.8 renamed to Firefox — it's the most devastating killing machine ever built! #

Disney chooses Microsoft DRM for digital movie distribution — they plan to start releasing movies online late 2004 or early 2005 #

Quiz: Bush or Palpatine?  #

50 Coolest Apes of All Time — celebrating the Year of the Monkey #