Gawker, Gizmodo, Fleshbot redesign with borrowed code — Denton responds in the comments with IM logs, you decide #

Globulos — multiplayer Flash silliness #

FolderShare, private file-sharing — new WASTE-like app from the Audiogalaxy crew #

Google Print, book searching — they're already indexing thousands of books #

Augmented Reality Quake — superimposing Quake objects in the real world #

Winamp 5 released — much better than the crappy v3.0 release #

Secret Service calls secret confession site creator — someone posted a presidential death threat on Grouphug.us #

Fun with MP3 and Perl — writing an ID3 autotagger #

KITT Saves Christmas (MP3) — also: more Star Wars Christmas cheese #

Ben Fry, amazing computer art — don't miss: organic log analyzer, Mario Soup, ZipDecode, and more #

Amazon browser for Mozilla — read more about the project #

Omar the Klingon — Apple's spokesman makes scary faces #

Playable LEGO harpsichord — everything but the piano strings is pure LEGO #

Some retailers may stop carrying PC games — I wonder how much piracy is affecting PC game sales #

Deconstructed NES emulator for Java  #

Creative Commons milestones — nicely done Flash animation #

Titanium Rhapsody — characters from Mega Man Titanium sing Bohemian Rhapsody #

Everquest launching in-game casino — Shirky brings up the regulation issue #

Bitzi and Jigle join to form P2PFiles.com — it's a P2P search engine, but searches are timing out for me #

Black Mirror — pretty Director animation, hover your mouse over the pieces #

Extreme Segway — Tony Hawk, eat your heart out #

WMD found — in other news: Saddam captured alive #

Spiderman 2 marketing templates to Blogger and LJ users — interesting marketing tactic, but a tiny target market #

Google automatically searching variations — similar to 37BetterGoogle's suggestions #

Media Lab's Memory Prosthesis — software to record, tag, and transcribe every conversation of your life #

NYT Year in Ideas 2003  #

New Google features from the future  #

Bad essays on weather — bizarre, but inexplicably funny #

Ben Trott on the minimizing of Mena's role in Six Apart — designers don't get the respect they deserve, and there's sexism at play too #

Virtual prostitution in The Sims Online — trading virtual and real cash for cybersex, Penny Arcade's response #

Canada deems P2P downloading legal — first gay marriage and pot, now this #

QuickTeddy, amazing free-form 3D modeling program  #

Guardian: We are all nerds — speak for yourself, I'm a geek #

Soundflavor, new music recommendation engine — from the ZDNet writeup, sounds like a commercial version of Audioscrobbler #

Wesley Clark on the Daily Show — he has a sense of humor #

Garfield movie trailer — boy, this looks terrible #

Jason Shiga's Fleep — a serial comic entirely in a phone booth #

We Love the SCO Information Minister — "The silent majority is behind SCO." #

How Jerry Pournelle got kicked off the ARPANet — I can think of a few more people I'd like to boot #

Google opening R&D lab in India  #

Virginia arrests two spammers under new anti-spam law  #

Collage of eating contest photos — gluttony: it's the American way! #

Google testing out new look — no more tabs!? #

Geeky job posting for EA Canada — I guess that's one way of filtering out non-nerds #

Accidentally Kansas — lovely photos of natural disaster dioramas #

Pentrix, trick pen/pencil spinning videos — you'll poke your eye out #

Star Wars Kid model for Quake 1 — also: a character in last night's episode of "Ed" acted out the SWK ordeal #

Clippy for Quake III Arena — "I see you're trying to capture the enemy flag... Would you like help?" #

So you'd like to… Go Completely, Irreversibly Insane — Jorn Barger writing Amazon guides under a pseudonym? #

Corey Feldman actively campaigning for Goonies sequel — come on people, he needs the work #