Winamp 5 Beta  #

Banned Schwarzenegger mural — and you thought L.A. traffic couldn't get any worse #

Website users legally changing names to match usernames — it'd be nice to write "Wax Pancake" on my tax forms #

Tall people earn more — $789/year per extra inch #

ESPN Sportcenter pranked by "Cubs fan" impersonator  #

Baton Teleplay Modem — unreleased 2400 baud modem for the NES, SNES and Genesis #

Time Warner's new logo — the usage guidelines are cute #

iTunes Link Maker — search the store from the web #

Free web hosting for 3 years — 500MB space, 5GB/month transfer, no credit cards, no catches #

Black Like I Thought I Was — take the test yourself for $158 #

Social Software Mind Map — messy, but shows how far it reaches #

iTunes for Windows — and it's not crippled at all #

Subjecting today's children to yesterday's gaming classics — "I'm sure everyone who made this game is dead by now." #

GBA adapter for NES cartridges — includes authentic "blowing in cartridge" action #

Arcade Ambience MP3s — 1-hour-long collages of arcade sounds created with MAME! #

Lady Liberty and the Three Impossible Dreams — 101-chapter fan-fiction epic, a Buffy/Harry Potter crossover set during the American Revolution #

Bayesian spam filter for MovableType  #

Great profile of Linus Torvalds — Touches on the SCO lawsuit, but mostly about his personality #

Bit Spirit, new BitTorrent client — Powerful manager for serving/downloading multiple BitTorrent files #

Cubs Fan identified by name — coming soon: Chicago man torn apart by wild mob #

Yahoo Serious resents Yahoo website — he made the cover of Time!? #

Firebird 0.7 released — nasty font treatment, though #

Salon on the "dolling" subculture — I have one too #

Man.cx — a work-safe alternative to Goatse.cx #

Every Second Counts — Flash, try to meet the target time #

The Clay Eaters — Pregnant women compelled to eat dirt #

The Woman Who Vomited Frogs — Compulsive swallowing and eating habits #

CNN covers darknets like Waste and Freenet — Ian Clarke looks sad #

Six degrees and the Bacon/Erdos number  #

Danny O'Brien on Foo Camp and the death of the private register — Also: Andrew Orlowski pokes fun at us #

Amazing treemap of Usenet — or delve into the rest of the data #

Massive collaborative hypercomic — featuring 20 great artists, including Chris Ware #

St. George, Patron Saint of Photo Opportunities — Strange caption... Is he appearing on BET and the Food Network? #

Sony may drop PS2 price to $99 in mid-November — Target in-store advertisements reveal possible price cuts #

Open Video Project — 2,000 videos and growing, similar to Archive.org's movies library #

Justin Hall's gallery of emerging Japanese cellphone tech  #

Bio-chips for detecting dengue fever in South America  #

Stupid Dreams — Exploding Dog on The Morning News #

NYC city guide written by people on PDAs  #

Clay Shirky on file-sharing and darknets — The move toward trust-based P2P #

Prince wants his music back — Asks for fans to send him unauthorized recordings #

Gizmodo on uLocate — GPS cellphone service tracks your friends and family location on a map #

MT-Blacklist coming later today — Robust solution for defeating weblog comment spam #

Oddball CPAN modules — Perl programmers get bored too #

Re Rill Not Forget — September 11 remembered, Scooby-style #

Waco Resurrection — 3D multiplayer game/art project that reenacts the 1993 Branch Davidian stand-off in Waco, Texas #

Napster 2.0 won't work with iPods  #

North Korean anti-American propaganda — Bizarre, head-bangin' music video #

Sign added to Disneyland's Tower of Terror  #

Temporal Anomalies in Time Travel Movies — Quantum physics meets Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey #