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2009

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December 2009

  1. Adam Parrish on The Joking Computer
  2. Anil Dash on the perceived vs. actual value of Twitter's suggested user list
  3. Demo of Proswitcher, multitasking for jailbroken iPhones
  4. DJ Earworm's United State of Pop 2009
  5. PVRBlog's The Decade of DVR
  6. Tuper Tario Tros.
  7. Robin Sloan's Annabel Scheme
  8. Slate on Sweden's Christmas Eve tradition of watching a Disney clip show
  9. CrowdsMachine
  10. Reverse engineering Prodigy's "Smack My Bitch Up" in Ableton
  11. Alma
  12. 4chan founder to speak at TED
  13. Yahoo! to close MyBlogLog next month
  14. Fimoculous's List of Lists 2009
  15. Jonathan Zittrain's "Minds for Sale"
  16. Metaplace closing January 1
  17. Wired on the Duke Nukem Forever saga
  18. HP's face-tracking software is racist
  19. Every day the same dream
  20. Ed Piskor releases Wizzywig Volume 1 and 2 for free download
  21. Chris Dixon's anatomy of a bad search result
  22. Multiplayer Basketball
  23. _why's Estate
  24. Swedish Pirate Party launches public Etherpad service
  25. Pomplamoose, "Always in the Season"
  26. Browser Pong
  27. Matt Haughey defends the use of Twitter during personal tragedy
  28. 70-minute video review of the Phantom Menace
  29. Dresden Codak's Lantern Season
  30. Michael Johansson's obsessive-compulsive sculpture
  31. Kleptones to release new album for free on January 1 at midnight
  32. Google Maps India evolves driving directions to use local landmarks
  33. Reddit community forms largest Secret Santa gift exchange ever
  34. Mag+, digital magazine UI design concept
  35. OK To Go
  36. Facebook Data team releases study on user ethnicity
  37. Google Browser Size
  38. Let's Enhance
  39. Plotter Drawings from the 1960s
  40. Desaturated Santa
  41. Nifflas releases Saira
  42. Craigslist unblocks Yahoo! Pipes
  43. Colbert joins Alicia Keys on New York State of Mind
  44. The LOST Underground Art Show
  45. Internet Archaeologists Find Ruins of "Friendster" Civilization
  46. Brandon Boyer's top 10 indie and iPhone games of 2009
  47. Bygone Bureau on the best new blogs of 2009
  48. Capitol Records sues Vimeo over lip dubs
  49. How MC Frontalot quit smoking with Dungeons & Dragons
  50. Todd McHatton's Christmas Songs
  51. Christmas Light Hero
  52. Health insurers paying Facebook gamers virtual currency to oppose health care reform
  53. Nelson Boles' "This one time…"
  54. Gina Trapani on Dan Bricklin's Note Taker for the iPhone
  55. Matt Haughey selling PVRBlog.com on eBay
  56. Interactive Fiction Competition 2009 winners announced
  57. Teux Deux
  58. SMBC on the future of generational prejudice
  59. Super Pork and Beans All-Stars
  60. GET LAMP now available for preorder for 25% off until December 31
  61. Brandon Boyer's top 10 console/handheld games of the year
  62. NYT's 9th Annual Year in Ideas
  63. Kotaku profiles a young mom addicted to Xbox achievements
  64. TW1TT3R ART
  65. Jason Louv argues that 4chan is the future of human consciousness
  66. The Web Is Large
  67. Facebook's new privacy controls default to publicly viewable
  68. Pixeljam's Mountain Maniac
  69. Norman Rockwell's photographic inspiration
  70. The Manhattan Tongue Project
  71. "Mysterious letters" flood Pennsylvania town
  72. Panic's lost applications for the Atari 2600
  73. Target point-of-sale system uses game mechanics to speed checkout times
  74. SiON, Flash 10 software synthesizer
  75. Google Chrome launches Mac/Linux betas and support for extensions
  76. Virgin Galactic unveils first commercial spaceship
  77. Crunchpad renamed to JooJoo, goes on sale Friday for $499
  78. Dean Allen elaborates on why he shut down Favrd
  79. WPA Cracker, cloud-based WPA cracking service
  80. Google tests real-time search from Twitter, Facebook, news sources
  81. Beatles 3000
  82. Dean Allen shuts down Favrd without notice
  83. Effect Games
  84. Phoenix on La Blogotheque's Take Away Shows
  85. Michael Jackson anonymously co-wrote music for Sonic the Hedgehog 3
  86. Paul Spinrad's unpublished 1988 Ayn Rand "interview" for Wired
  87. Said the Gramaphone's 75 Favorite Songs of 2009
  88. Sports Illustrated's design concept for a tablet-based magazine
  89. Google launches Public DNS service
  90. CutCopyPasteGnome
  91. Too Much Joy's Tim Quirk details a Warner Bros. royalty statement
  92. Little Green Footballs' Charles Johnson no longer identifies with right-wing
  93. Craigslist blocks Yahoo! Pipes
  94. Mark Coleran's portfolio of fake interface design for films
  95. Google Zeitgeist 2009
  96. Khoi Vinh on the design of Basic Maths, his new WordPress theme

November 2009

  1. Hollywood vs. New York
  2. Internal disputes kill the CrunchPad
  3. Automatic Mario cover of Queen's "Don't Stop Me Now"
  4. Roger Avary taken off work furlough, back in prison after Twitter notoriety
  5. David McCandless visualizes the safety/efficacy of the H1N1 vaccine
  6. A Life Well Wasted episode 5: "Help"
  7. Waze turns crowdsourced mapping into a game
  8. 27b/6's David Thorne responds to a client about spec work
  9. Wikileaks releases 573,000 private pager messages from 9/11
  10. Quake 1 ported to Flash with Alchemy
  11. Neven Mrgan's Pie Guy, impressive web game for the iPhone
  12. An academic history of chiptunes
  13. Jimmy Fallon as Neil Young singing the Fresh Prince theme
  14. Director/screenwriter Roger Avary's tweeting his experience of life in jail
  15. Bioshock cosplay at the Georgia Aquarium
  16. McSweeney's: Has Bell Invented the "Telegraph Killer"?
  17. Simon Willison on Node.js
  18. Nicovideo Redirector
  19. Back to the Future DeLorean mod for Crysis
  20. Regretsy gets a book deal
  21. Google Chrome OS Demo
  22. Patrick Moberg's Internet Vices
  23. Charlotte Gainsbourg and Beck's "Heaven Can Wait"
  24. YouTube adds machine-translated automatic captions
  25. Microsoft tries to patent Edward Tufte's sparklines
  26. Leonard Lin's Retweet Avatars for Greasemonkey
  27. Web-ops god John Allspaw leaves Flickr to join Etsy
  28. Laptop Steering Wheel Desk
  29. Interview with Ralph Eggleston, Pixar's production designer on WALL-E
  30. NSFW: Animated pixel-art video for Flair's "Trucker's Delight"
  31. NY Observer on Anil Dash's new government 2.0 incubator project
  32. Google's Dan Morrill explains how the Droid autofocus breaks every 24.5 days
  33. Conan O'Brien and Andy Richter on Zach Galifianakis' Between Two Ferns
  34. The Pirate Bay shuts down their tracker for good
  35. How Darren at Link Machine Go found Belle de Jour's identity five years ago
  36. ICU64, real-time visualization of Commodore 64 memory
  37. Russell Davies on pretending and "barely games"
  38. NYT Magazine on the indie gaming movement
  39. Tim O'Reilly on the pending War for the Web
  40. Jason Scott rounds up Geocities' top 10 most popular MIDI files
  41. Matt Haughey on the discovery of his brain tumor, treatment, and the Internet's response
  42. Belle de Jour reveals herself after six year of anonymity
  43. Paul F. Tompkins debates comedy ethics with Improv Everywhere's Charlie Todd
  44. Rogue Amoeba stops iPhone app development after App Store idiocy
  45. Numb3rs on IRC
  46. Prank War 8: The Skydiving Prank
  47. 301 Works, Internet Archive works to preserve URL shortener data
  48. Quizipedia
  49. Kill Screen, funding a new art magazine about videogames
  50. Auto-Tune the News on Kanye, Charlie Bit Me, and Balloon Boy
  51. EyeWriter
  52. Know Your Meme on the Autotune meme
  53. Nicholas Felton's visualization of 13 years of CNN.com traffic
  54. Christian Swinehart's epic Choose Your Own Adventure visualizations
  55. Scenes From An Alternate Universe Where The Beatles Accepted Lorne Michaels' Generous Offer
  56. Typekit launches
  57. The Big Pictr
  58. Twitter's new Trends API will use Yahoo's WOE for locations
  59. The Beatles Never Broke Up
  60. Paul Rogers draws Name That Movie
  61. NYT on confusion over how Kiva loans work
  62. Microsoft COFEE, digital forensics tool for police, leaks online
  63. NYT visualizes the unemployment rate for different demographics
  64. Another World level ported to Javascript
  65. Blocktronics' ANSI art tribute to RaDMaN
  66. Aaron Straup-Cope leaves Flickr, joins Stamen Design
  67. Unreal Engine 3 development kit now free for non-commercial use
  68. The Big Picture's series on Martian landscapes
  69. Preview of McSweeney's Panorama, their one-shot newspaper
  70. The Grant-Pattishall Award
  71. Birdhouse for Your Soul
  72. Google open-sources Closure Tools
  73. Video montage of actors speaking the movie's title
  74. The Morning News' Cloud of Atlases
  75. American Airlines fires UX designer for explaining why their UX isn't great
  76. Overheating, photo series of gadgets thrown through walls
  77. Ricardo Autobahn's The Golden Age of Video
  78. The Last Days of Gourmet
  79. Put This On
  80. Jono Bacon's The Art of Community released for free download under CC license
  81. Eric Testroete's papercraft portrait Halloween costume
  82. Mark Pilgrim's history of the IMG element
  83. Every vandalism edit to Nickelback's Wikipedia page
  84. Mike Pusateri's Halloween costume data collection
  85. XKCD's movie narrative charts

October 2009

  1. GameCity Squared's 15-Pixel Megamix
  2. Lauren McCarthy's Happiness Hat
  3. Auto Tune de Nieuws
  4. Facebook prank memorializes living person
  5. 2D Boy's pay-what-you-like World of Goo results wrapup
  6. FreeForm's short film on the Open Internet
  7. Using Flickr as a paintbrush
  8. Football Hero, three-story-tall Guitar Hero controlled with soccer balls
  9. Chris Ware's Halloween cover and comic for the New Yorker
  10. Interactive Fiction Competition 2009
  11. John Resig on the serious spam issues with Google Groups lists
  12. Amazon launches Relational Database Service
  13. Mr. B the Gentleman Rhymer's "A Piece of My Mind"
  14. Graphic history of newspaper circulations from 1990-2009
  15. Facebook games analyzed by an MMO player
  16. Playing guitar-less Guitar Hero with a muscle-computer interface
  17. Google's Social Search experiment goes live in Labs
  18. Brandon Boyer's feature on Machinarium's concept artwork
  19. Jonathan Puckey's tool-assisted Delaunay vectorization portraits
  20. Facebook memorializes profiles for people who have passed away
  21. xkcd's homage to Geocities
  22. A literary appreciation of the Olson/Zoneinfo/tz database
  23. Explaining the math behind ASCIIp0rtal
  24. iPhone game developer looks at piracy rates for their app
  25. Hosting Your Windows 7 Torrent Party
  26. Google Reader adds personalized sorting and recommended items
  27. Torley's review of the Plogue Chipsounds VST plugin
  28. TSA responds to the "TSA took my son" blogger
  29. Everything is Terrible's Internet for Kidz
  30. Small Worlds
  31. Flickr adds face tagging
  32. ChinaSmack on Happy Farms, an insanely popular Chinese MMO
  33. Google Street View Guys
  34. iRobot's morphing blob robot takes its first steps
  35. Mark Pilgrim on his publisher's reaction to the resale of his GNU-licensed book
  36. Snarkmarket's Robin Sloan posts Twitter's #5,000,000,000 tweet
  37. Pixar intro parody
  38. Translating Picture Books: Where the Wild Things Are
  39. Brandon Hardesty Discovered Something Amazing!
  40. Machinarium
  41. Neven Mrgan's tale of the phantom Mint.com account
  42. Raphaël, JS vector graphics library
  43. Reenacting Pulp Fiction with Google Wave
  44. Scott Baio is a Twitter jackass
  45. NYT on San Francisco Panorama, McSweeney's one-off newspaper
  46. Jason Scott's The Atomic Level of Porn
  47. 6-year-old boy floats away in homemade helium balloon
  48. The Billion Dollar Gram
  49. Metafilter user's story of creating the first "Under Construction" animated GIF
  50. Charles Bukowski, William S. Burroughs, and the Computer
  51. Artwiculate, a Twitter word game
  52. Chris O'Shea's Hand from Above
  53. Ubisoft's career choices for girls
  54. What's Easier to Understand Than Google Wave?
  55. 10gui
  56. Guardian gag order lifted after social media explosion
  57. Google launches Building Maker
  58. Guardian gagged from reporting parliament debate
  59. Swoopo Profits Greasemonkey Script
  60. Derek Powazek on SEO
  61. Visualizing the safety of the HPV vaccine
  62. Boing Boing Classic
  63. Audio Analysis of the Beatles Multitrack Masters
  64. Team Fortress 2's Prop Hunt mod
  65. Jason Scott on the Geocities' Under Construction image archive
  66. BitTorrent communities using CSS history hack to ban users
  67. Game Informer's exclusive coverage of Epic Mickey, Warren Spector's dystopic Disney game for the Wii
  68. Volkswagen turns a Stockholm subway staircase into a piano
  69. The Art and Motion of Beatles: Rock Band
  70. Brandon Boyer on the end of Offworld, my favorite gaming blog
  71. Video: Generating speech with a piano
  72. Gizmodo on Photosketch
  73. Law & Order SVU features Internet Archive's Wayback Machine
  74. Aaron Swartz posts his FBI file
  75. FTC requires bloggers to disclose freebies or payments for reviews
  76. Rev. Dan Catt interviews Kids on DSP
  77. Dark stalking on Facebook
  78. Google removes Pirate Bay homepage from search results
  79. Charlie Brooker's Gameswipe
  80. Cabel Sasser and the Kashiwa Mystery Cafe

September 2009

  1. Sophie Blackall's illustrated Craigslist Missed Connections
  2. Nerdrock band uses entire Zork walkthrough as lyrics
  3. Google Docs adds free OCR conversion API
  4. Os Gameboys' Super Mario Bros. medley
  5. OKCupid's analysis of race and religion in online dating
  6. Ed Champion edits every product mention from a single Jay Leno show
  7. Fall on Your Sword's Back to the Ship
  8. We Are Colorblind
  9. Dan Bull responds to Lily Allen's anti-filesharing drama
  10. Pomplamoose's cut-up Single Ladies cover
  11. DocumentCloud adds MSNBC, New Yorker, Trib, WaPo, and more to primary-source news database
  12. Hipster He-Man
  13. One sentence contained in every HTML tag in alphabetical order
  14. No Signal
  15. Nokia to buy Dopplr?
  16. Cabel Sasser remixes the Windows 7 Party marketing video
  17. ASCIIpOrtal released for Windows, Mac, Linux
  18. Flickr gallery of the Sydney dust storm
  19. Chrome Frame plugin turns Internet Explorer into Chrome
  20. Paul Ohm on anonymization and reidentification of the Netflix Prize 2 dataset
  21. Icycle, ride a tricycle naked through the next Ice Age
  22. Emoji Dick
  23. Fan replaces nearly every sound in Half-Life 2 with his own voice
  24. SquarePixelz, collection of five vintage videogame films
  25. Time Fcuk
  26. Deep Green, the pool-playing robot
  27. List of all 22,802 spawnable objects in Scribblenauts
  28. Scientists cure colorblindness in monkeys with gene therapy
  29. Monetizing the Hate
  30. Incredible, awesome, amazing Apple keynote
  31. Christopher Niemann's Good Night and Tough Luck
  32. Khoi Vinh's Craigslist redesign for Wired
  33. Nick Montfort's Interactive Fiction suggestions for Fall 2009
  34. Modern Pixel Art
  35. Lukas Biewald demonstrates CrowdFlower
  36. OK Cupid analyzes 500,000 intro emails to give online dating advice
  37. Book Titles If They Were Written Today
  38. Infinite Mario AI contest winner releases source code
  39. Philadelphia shutting down all public libraries in October
  40. Facebook pranks Techcrunch with a working "fax this photo" feature
  41. Stamen and Radian 6's MTV VMA visualization of Twitter activity
  42. Justin Hall on shutting down PMOG and starting Dictator Wars
  43. Everything Is Terrible's Advanced DOS Strategies
  44. UK PM issues official apology for persecution of Alan Turing
  45. Llamasoft's vintage footage from 1980s computer conventions
  46. How one team tracked down missing Wired reporter Evan Ratliff
  47. Google's undocumented embeddable PDF viewer
  48. Birds on the Wires
  49. Designing a Popularity Algorithm
  50. Adam Mathes compares "new entry" UIs on blogging services
  51. The Hierarchy of Digital Distractions
  52. O'Reilly ends Etech conference
  53. C64 emulator for the iPhone approved by Apple
  54. Piano instrumental version of Auto-Tune the News #2
  55. Gawker crowdsources Russian translation of GQ's Putin article
  56. MC Frontalot releases "Diseases of Yore" single featuring Jonathan Coulton
  57. The Beach Boys' rehearsals from 1967
  58. Extensive photo study of corridors in sci-fi movies
  59. Japanese programmers' hidden gossip in 8-bit Famicom games
  60. What the Internet Knows About You
  61. Ben Fry visualizes changes to Darwin's Origin of Species over time
  62. Smule and T-Pain release auto-tune app for the iPhone
  63. Ben Lee, Lou Barlow release new Noise Addict album for free
  64. Derek Yu's Spelunky hits 1.0
  65. Infomercial Hell
  66. Auto-Tune the News #8
  67. AT&T dumps Kevin Mitnick as a customer
  68. GameCyte on the history and psychology of game achievements
  69. Robin Sloan's Google Adwords experiment for naming fictional characters
  70. Verizon the latest ISP to close free Usenet access
  71. Media outlets paying sources in Dugard
  72. Sunlight Labs
  73. Canabalt
  74. David McCandless visualizes recent swine flu activity
  75. NPR on the end of Reading Rainbow

August 2009

  1. Pretweeting
  2. Moldover's circuit board CD packaging
  3. Dooce's washer saga
  4. Worldwide Lexicon's Firefox Translator
  5. Morph by Skylined
  6. Google search for "ASCII art"
  7. Yelp iPhone app adds augmented reality easter egg
  8. LA Times profile of Jani, a 6-year-old girl with early onset schizophrenia
  9. Visualization of time travel plots in popular TV and film
  10. Tile Drawer
  11. Wikipedia to trial moderated edits for articles about living people
  12. The Pirate Bay forced offline by Swedish authorities
  13. Typedia, encyclopedia of typefaces
  14. Bill Wyman on why newspapers are failing
  15. xkcd's Tech Support Flowchart
  16. Gabe Askew's fan-made video for Grizzly Bear's "Two Weeks"
  17. 8-Bit Trip, insane stop-motion Lego film
  18. Ultimate Muscle Roller Legend (mildly NSFW)
  19. Bokode
  20. The Boy Who Heard Too Much
  21. 4chan users launch embarrassing attack on Christian Facebook users
  22. tldr, app to visualize discussions on Reddit
  23. Paul Ford's Unicode Table for You
  24. Tipjoy shuts down
  25. Kit Williams reunited with Masquerade's treasure after 30 years
  26. Twitter adding geocoded tweets
  27. Uncanny parallels between Avatar and Delgo
  28. Tanaka's Friendly Adventure on Kongregate
  29. The Grownup's Guide to Indie Rock
  30. Study finds smaller banner ads more effective than skyscrapers
  31. Mark Pilgrim's preview of Dive Into HTML 5
  32. Pirate Bay torrent archive spawns a clone
  33. One-time stock photo model tracks her own sightings
  34. Newly-discovered Disneyland home movies from 1956
  35. Longest Poem in the World
  36. Kind of Bloop On Sale
  37. Matt Thompson on the missing parts of news coverage
  38. Codepad
  39. Fig. 8
  40. Aaron Zinman's Personas
  41. John Resig's eulogy for _why
  42. Hacker/artist _why the lucky stiff deletes projects, online presence
  43. Shnabubula's alternate-reality Super Mario World medley
  44. Neven Mrgan on Zingerman's product illustrations
  45. Internet University
  46. Joanne McNeil on the Daily Death
  47. Dinosaur Comics meets Twitter
  48. Songs from The Point!
  49. Kind of Bloop released!
  50. MSNBC acquires EveryBlock
  51. Pirate Bay backup archive available on Pirate Bay
  52. Ars Technica on how ICANN's fees killed domain tasting
  53. Timeline visualization of global media scares
  54. Offworld's gallery of vintage videogame factories
  55. Dinner at El Bulli
  56. Yahoo shuts down Term Extraction API
  57. Nieman Journalism Lab's series on the AP's online strategy
  58. Q-BLOCK, 3D pixel art drawing tool
  59. Tiny Sketch
  60. RECAP, Firefox extension open-sources public court records
  61. District 9 director Neill Blomkamp's short films and commercials
  62. Artist Jon Rafman on Google Street View as art
  63. Know Your Meme's t-shirt shop
  64. Multitask
  65. How a Macworld cover is made
  66. NYT Mag cover story on the making of The Beatles: Rock Band
  67. Second Skin, documentary about the real lives of MMO players
  68. BackUpMy.net, online backup of blogs, tweets, mail, and photos
  69. Silent Conversation
  70. How the Soduko Grab sudoku solver for iPhone works
  71. Mike Sacks interviews Dan Clowes for McSweeney's
  72. Joshua Schachter's A Tiny Thread, very simple Twitter conversations
  73. Google opens up next-gen search infrastructure for testing
  74. Visualization of a Choose Your Own Adventure book's outcomes
  75. Facebook buys FriendFeed
  76. Ars Technica on the worries of high-frequency algorithmic trading
  77. Full House, Alternate Intro
  78. Tr.im shuts down, breaking millions of shortened links by year's end
  79. Waterloo Labs' FPS with real-life guns and shovels
  80. Ice T repairs a Macbook Pro
  81. You Only Live Once
  82. Reddit user compiles George Sodini's Internet traces
  83. Kate Miller-Heidke's Facebook song
  84. Steam's Indie Games weekend sale
  85. Know Your Meme on Weegee
  86. Skulpt
  87. Translation Party
  88. Vacation '58
  89. Sincerely, John Hughes
  90. 1944 industrial film about making the Minneapolis Star-Journal
  91. John Gruber on Apple's censorship of the NinjaWords dictionary app
  92. Your World of Text
  93. Mario AI Competition
  94. The Smoking Gun unmasks creators of Pranknet, destructive phone hoax group
  95. Interview with Home of the Underdogs' creator, Sarinee Achavanuntakul
  96. Sticky Light, interact with lasers without a camera or projector
  97. Eurogamer's feature on Tim Langdell's EDGE trademark trolling
  98. Delicious adds Twitter integration, new search tools
  99. Flip Flop Fly Ball, Craig Robinson's baseball infoviz
  100. Bygone Bureau interviews GOOD Magazine's infographic designers
  101. NYT's visualization of music purchasing trends by format
  102. Transparency Corps, Sunlight Foundation's crowdsourcing project

July 2009

  1. Jude Buffum's Mushroom Recession
  2. Sam Winston's portfolio of word and letterform art
  3. GameSetWatch interviews Vector Park's Patrick Smith
  4. Panic cofounder Steven Frank's quitting the iPhone
  5. Code Rush in the Creative Commons
  6. Brent Simmons' anatomy of a feature
  7. MoneySeize, maddening and addictive Flash platformer
  8. Golan Levin at TED on using technology to make synesthetic art
  9. How to Avoid Ads in Gmail
  10. Launch years of today's most popular websites
  11. Yahoo! Developer Network on the Microsoft announcement
  12. Leaked images from Epic Mickey, dystopian Disney videogame led by Warren Spector
  13. Loren Carpenter's Vol Libre, fractal CG short film from 1980
  14. Kirrily Robert's OSCON keynote about women in open-source projects
  15. Computer vision project reconstructs 3D cities/landmarks in hours using Flickr photos
  16. Mark Andrew Webber's six-foot-long linocut typographic map of Paris
  17. Ars Technica on AP's confusion over their own technology
  18. Conan O'Brien & Andy Richter dub "Ghost In The Shell"
  19. Yahoo gives up on search in 10-year Microsoft agreement
  20. Ctrl+F'd, bookmarklet to censor any webpage
  21. Cory Arcangel's YouTube mashup of cats playing Arnold Schoenberg's Op11
  22. 5-year-old boy performs Johnny Cash's "Folsom Prison Blues"
  23. A Cyst, A Scalpel, and Lots of Beer
  24. Mechanical Turk Diaries
  25. Moot's update on the now-lifted AT&T block on 4chan
  26. Andrew Plotkin's talk on rule-based programming in interactive fiction
  27. Preview demonstration of Spotify's iPhone app
  28. Disney Imagineer unearths 50 minutes of unseen footage of Disneyland's construction
  29. AT&T DSL blocks access to 4chan
  30. AP to crack down on article linking with impossible vaporware
  31. Chicago Public Radio helps indie bands fact-check their Wikipedia entries
  32. Tron Legacy trailer
  33. Jason Scott's uploading five years of 4chan to Archive.org
  34. "It's the Internet, not English class."
  35. Kickstarter and the 1,000 True Fans
  36. Anil Dash on the Pushbutton Web
  37. Joel Johnson bought Wally Wood's 22 Panels That Always Work
  38. Harry Potter's media counterparts
  39. Vanish, self-destructing digital data
  40. Lisa Katayama's NYT profile on otaku with "2-D lovers"
  41. Comic themes for iGoogle
  42. One-Man Rock Band
  43. James Paterson's 3D illustrations with Rhonda
  44. Secret of Monkey Island: Special Edition released for iPhone
  45. Tanaka's Friendly Adventure
  46. Steven Frank's Internet Garage Sale
  47. Sam Raimi to direct World of Warcraft movie
  48. Khoi Vinh on two projects reviving newspaper comics in print
  49. Kevin Spacey shows Twitter to David Letterman
  50. Kernest
  51. MapQuest releases driving directions web service
  52. Threadless prints Three Keyboard Cat Moon shirt
  53. WSJ on Michigan credit unions using the lottery effect to encourage saving
  54. Engine Yard's SHA-1 programming contest
  55. Retro/Grade, rhythm-based shmup played in reverse
  56. Apollo 11 lunar and command module software open-sourced
  57. Jonas Jaeger's augmented reality business card
  58. Pterodactyl Squad's 8-bit tribute to Weezer
  59. DJ API's algorithmic remixes
  60. Apollo 11 live TV coverage
  61. YouTube removes PS22 chorus' account for violating "Terms of Use"
  62. Joining Kickstarter
  63. Threadless Cakes
  64. NYT's texting while driving reflex game
  65. Crazy 4 Cult 3D, artwork inspired by cult movies
  66. Prove You're Human
  67. Origins of videogame character names
  68. David Rosen on meta-games and creating the illusion of accomplishment
  69. ConfCon 2009
  70. Spotify to expand to U.S. in late summer
  71. Amazon ironically removes books from the Kindle
  72. Janey Thomson's Marathon
  73. Image: Vague Scientist
  74. The Google Doodle Triforce Conspiracy
  75. Global Gaming CEO confirms Pirate Bay switching to pay site
  76. Slate on Spotify
  77. Citizen Media Project on the legality of Techcrunch publishing stolen Twitter docs
  78. Augmented reality iPhone app finds the closest NYC subways
  79. Star Wars Uncut
  80. Matt Haughey on Metafilter's 10th Anniversary
  81. Kickstarter's $60,000 day
  82. System and method for creating exalted video games and virtual realities
  83. Christopher Baker's Murmur Study
  84. Dave Chappelle performs unannounced midnight Portland show to thousands
  85. Hid.im, convert torrents into PNG images
  86. Leonard Richardson's Let Us Now Praise Awesome Dinosaurs
  87. YouTube phasing out support for IE6
  88. Yahoo Query Language lets you INSERT INTO the Internet
  89. Loyola professor griefs City of Heroes players, then surprised they hate him
  90. Weird Al's "Skipper Dan"
  91. Jay Smooth on Michael Jackson
  92. Drastic ANSI, online ANSI drawing tool
  93. Mark Frauenfelder's Miniature Bottle
  94. Google users wonder, "What is Twitter?"
  95. Paul Constant reviews Twitter for The Stranger
  96. The Sixty One
  97. Enviro-Bear 2010, bear driving simulator for the iPhone
  98. Buzzfeed illustrates ReCaptcha phrases
  99. Metafilter user spots digital photo manipulation in the NYT
  100. Auto-Tune the News #6
  101. Into the Night with Chris Crawford and Jason Rohrer
  102. The Onion: New Live Poll Allows Pundits To Pander To Viewers In Real Time
  103. Pew Internet's chart of U.S. Internet usage from 2000-2009
  104. Elliot Malkin reconstructs his parents' 1974 home movies
  105. Experimental Gameplay Project relaunches
  106. Jeff Atwood on the evolution of Evony's online advertising
  107. Digg's survey of IE6 users
  108. Sockington is missing; update: he's found
  109. Negativland's Car Bomb
  110. John Gruber puts the Chrome OS announcement in context
  111. Know Your Meme on Keyboard Cat
  112. The World Series of 'Tubing
  113. Evan Roth's letterform studies of Paris graffiti
  114. The Globe and Mail's Metafilter profile on the 10th anniversary
  115. Google adds Creative Commons searching to Image Search
  116. Tom Armitage's roundup of text rendered into real-world locations
  117. Lost Garden's guide to revenue models for Flash game developers
  118. Best of Wikipedia
  119. Causes Facebook app raises $10M in two years
  120. Techcrunch on Tiny Speck, the new company from ex-Flickr folks
  121. Code Rush documentary on Mozilla 1.0 officially released by director
  122. Google announces Chrome OS
  123. ASCIIpOrtal
  124. Mega Man 2600, five screen demo for I Am 8-Bit art show
  125. Prowl, push Growl notifications to the iPhone
  126. oMaps, offline OpenStreetMap for the iPhone
  127. NYT infoviz of American economic boom-bust cycles
  128. Benjamin Pollack on Stack Overflow's user experience and hacker arrogance
  129. Brandon Boyer on Treasure World, DS game that turns wifi hotspots into collectible treasure
  130. TweetCraft, in-game Twitter client for World of Warcraft
  131. Augmented reality iPhone London tube station finder
  132. Sour's "Hibi no Neiro," crowdsourced music video
  133. Slate's Chris Wilson tracks 10,000 random YouTube URLs for 30 days
  134. Pinboard, Maciej Ceglowski's lightweight del.icio.us clone
  135. Donkey Kong easter egg discovered 25 years later
  136. Newspaper Club
  137. Kevin Kelly's Death Clock in Futurama
  138. Paul Lamere's Coolness Index
  139. Kickstarter's Big Day
  140. Anil Dash on Malcolm Gladwell's criticism of Chris Anderson's Free
  141. 72-year-old retired boxer beats up knife-wielding knucklehead
  142. Pez sues Burlingame Museum of Pez for copyright infringement
  143. RIAA wins lawsuit against Usenet.com
  144. EveryBlock releases source code

June 2009

  1. Hype Machine detects cheating on charts, names names
  2. Ze Frank on black, white, and shades of green
  3. China bans gold farming, real-world sale of virtual goods
  4. The Pirate Bay sold to publicly-traded Swedish gaming company
  5. Michael Rubin's "Droidmaker" book now available for free download!
  6. Jason Rohrer interviewed about "selling out" to make iPhone and ad games
  7. Nedroid's Cosby Experiment
  8. How the NYT kept their reporter's Taliban kidnapping off Wikipedia for seven months
  9. David Fincher may direct Facebook film, adapted by Aaron Sorkin
  10. Quarrygirl's undercover investigation of non-vegan ingredients used at L.A.-area vegan restaurants
  11. James Barnett's oil paintings of landscapes from video games
  12. WSJ interviews Brenda Brathwaite about "Train," a board game about the Holocaust
  13. How Rob Manuel accidentally started a Michael Jackson moonwalk flashmob
  14. Top teams join forces to win Netflix Prize
  15. Wired on the success of Nike+
  16. Imeem to delete all user-added photos and videos, with five days' notice
  17. Shnabubula's chiptune tribute to Michael Jackson
  18. Metafilter user highlights 20 years of Elvis Costello's "adenoidal" voice in the NYT
  19. Flashterm, free telnet client for the web
  20. Peter Nitsch's Flash port of AA-Lib, image-to-ASCII art library
  21. Simon Willison's four lessons from the Guardian's journalism crowdsourcing experiment
  22. Ze Frank's That Makes Me Think Of…
  23. Paul Lamere on procedural video remixing with the Echo Nest API
  24. Anil Dash on the first rapper vs. the first blogger
  25. Pixar grants dying 10-year-old girl's last wish to see "UP"
  26. Guardian crowdsources investigation into MPs' expenses
  27. Paul Lamere's Passion Index for measuring band's true fans
  28. Sudden Impact
  29. How to enable iPhone OS 3.0 tethering on AT&T's network
  30. Ross Racine's incredible artwork of aerial views of fictional city maps
  31. TED interviews Clay Shirky about Iran and Twitter
  32. Shaun Inman releases Fever, an elegantly designed feedreader
  33. Ze Frank's Art Hour
  34. Microsoft IE8 contest insults other browsers
  35. Alice and Kev, the story of being homeless in Sims 3
  36. SomethingAwful user's "urban exploration" of his neighbor's house
  37. Chris Messina's scathing critique of Opera Unite
  38. Google asks 50 random New Yorkers, "What's a browser?"
  39. Play Mario Off, Keyboard Cat
  40. Sweet Juniper on Andrew WK's "Destroy Build Destroy" kid's show
  41. Autotune the News takes on JFK's inaugural speech
  42. Opera Unite
  43. Shnabubula's alternate-reality versions of classic videogame music
  44. Alex Payne's Open Ideas
  45. PS22 Chorus covers Lady Gaga's "Just Dance"
  46. Weird Al's "Craigslist"
  47. BREADBOX64
  48. John Martz's IE6 denial message for Momentile.com
  49. Diorama, stereoscopic 3D game for the iPhone
  50. Dina Goldstein's Fallen Princesses photo series
  51. List of most frequently looked-up words on nytimes.com
  52. Backbars, Greasemonkey script adds ambient bar charts to social news sites
  53. Hunch.com, decision-making engine, opens to the public
  54. Nelson Minar on building social capital in multiplayer games
  55. E_B_A tells the story behind the "Suing for Hotlinked Images" screenshot
  56. 140+ versions of Edward Cullen/Robert Pattinson in The Sims 3
  57. Simon Willison's thoughtful essay on Facebook usernames and OpenID
  58. ARhrrrr, augmented reality first-person shooter on a handheld
  59. Ian Bogost on cascading failure from Google's malware detection
  60. Image: Facesquatting (fixed)
  61. Fleet Foxes singer on the beneficial effects of filesharing on music
  62. Mythbuster Adam Savage's Colossal Failures
  63. The Simpsons Minus The Simpsons
  64. Rob Matthews' printed hardbound edition of Wikipedia's featured articles
  65. Jim Rossignol on the Fermi paradox and why the aliens stayed home
  66. Microsia, gorgeous sound game/tool for Windows
  67. Windosill demo, now playable online
  68. Trending Topics, tracking Wikipedia zeitgeist
  69. Daily Show visits the New York Times
  70. Mr. Penumbra's Twenty-Four-Hour Book Store
  71. Microsoft's Project Natal demo on Jimmy Fallon
  72. Slate on orphaned tweets
  73. Chinese government to require all new computers to ship with "Green Dam" filtering software
  74. Evaluating Google vs. Bing with Mechanical Turk
  75. Bygone Bureau's feature on the indie gaming scene
  76. Last.fm's three founders announce their departure
  77. Anil Dash on the future of Facebook usernames
  78. Blind Search, compare results from Google, Bing, and Yahoo
  79. Flixel, a free Actionscript library for building complex games without Flash
  80. Joystiq on Scribblenauts for the DS
  81. Alabaster, an interactive fiction fairy tale edited by Emily Short
  82. NYT publishes a new photo of the Tiananmen Square "Tank Man"
  83. Ron Gilbert plays Secret of Monkey Island, 20 years later
  84. Ask Metafilter on musical cliches from TV and film
  85. Pocket Retro Game Emulator
  86. Google Squared goes live, structured data search
  87. Dave Eggers on the death of print
  88. God Texts the Ten Commandments
  89. Han Solo, P.I.
  90. The Beatles Rock Band animated intro, by Gorillaz animator Peter Candeland
  91. Cool Guys Don't Look at Explosions
  92. Ask Metafilter on books that people proselytize
  93. JD Salinger sues over unauthorized Catcher in the Rye sequel
  94. John Martz's hand-drawn versions of famous album covers
  95. Valve releases plugin to import Sketchup 3D models into Source maps
  96. China blocking Twitter, Flickr, others in preparation for Tiananmen 20th anniversary
  97. Johnny Chung Lee reveals he worked on Project Natal
  98. Steve Wiebe's live E3 attempt to break Billy Mitchell's Donkey Kong record
  99. Dan & naD, a palindromic sketch
  100. Chris Messina on Michael Moore's advice to Obama on GM
  101. Kevin Kelly's Internet Mapping Project
  102. IGN/Gamespy shutting down ClassicGaming.com on August 31
  103. MTV's new original animated series, DJ & The Fro
  104. Microsoft announces Project Natal, full-body motion capture for the Xbox 360
  105. Boone Oakley
  106. Twitcaps, stream of images posted to Twitter
  107. Lou Romano's incredible concept art for Pixar's UP
  108. Telltale Games to release Tales of Monkey Island, five short episodic games
  109. Crush the Castle
  110. xkcd inspires 4chan to turn /b/ into Twilight fan forum
  111. David Lynch's Interview Project goes live

May 2009

  1. Know Your Meme tracks the origins of the "God Kills a Kitten" meme
  2. Windows Update quietly installs Firefox extension
  3. Zoho CEO on Google Wave, Microsoft Silverlight, and technology karma
  4. PatchMatch, incredible video demo of interactive content-aware image editing
  5. Yahoo! 360 closing down in July
  6. The Onion's report on tracking down an NYU dorm fire
  7. Normalware's Bebot, surprisingly deep synth for the iPhone
  8. Twitter, as viewed by everybody who's never used Twitter
  9. Invaders! Possibly From Space!
  10. Google Wave's full hour-long demo at Google I/O
  11. EFF chairman Brad Templeton makes a Hitler Downfall parody
  12. Hulu launches Desktop client for Windows/Mac
  13. How Google Wave's spellcheck uses natural language processing
  14. Tim O'Reilly on the newly-announced Google Wave
  15. Don Bluth's Space Ace ported to iPhone
  16. Jeff Veen announces Typekit, licensing and hosting for web font embedding
  17. Kevin Fox on Nilla wafers
  18. Cabel Sasser on Panic's 50% off sale
  19. The Legion of Rock Stars
  20. Phreakmonkey surfs the web with a 300 baud acoustic modem from 1964
  21. Zero Punctuation reviews Duke Nuke Forever
  22. Dennis Knopf's Bootyclipse series
  23. Play Him Off, Green Day
  24. Highlights from the truly horrible Star Wars first draft script
  25. Pick One
  26. Meme Scenery
  27. nasty nets' YouTube Monster
  28. Néojaponisme on the culture of anonymity for Japanese Internet users
  29. Text Adventure, typography in video games
  30. J. Chris Anderson on Toast, his standalone CouchDB chat demo
  31. Apple changes its mind, allows Eucalyptus into App Store
  32. The Male Programmer Privilege Checklist
  33. Techcrunch reports CBS secretly gave Last.fm data to RIAA
  34. An Optical Illusion by Ze Frank
  35. The Deck Readership Survey
  36. Intel's nerd rockstar ad
  37. Davario's Draw Yourself As A Teen meme on Livejournal
  38. Scott Schiller's forensics on a nasty piece of JS malware
  39. Buzzfeed's top video reactions to American Idol's finale
  40. John Gruber on the next-gen iPhone's specs
  41. Sorry I'm Late, a stop-motion short film
  42. U.S. government launches Data.gov, national data repository
  43. Project Gutenberg iPhone app blocked by Apple because of the Kama Sutra
  44. Infinite Summer, read Infinite Jest this summer
  45. Brian & Eileen's Wedding Music Video
  46. Tiny Art Director, little kids are difficult clients
  47. Mozilla Jetpack, extend Firefox with HTML, CSS, and jQuery
  48. Yahoo! Placemaker, extract world locations from unstructed content
  49. Axono.me, isometric pixel art grid library for jQuery
  50. LEGO announces Frank Lloyd Wright sets
  51. Evan Roth's Intellectual Property Asshole Competition
  52. Braid for Mac released
  53. Fast Company on Taipei's innovative "zero landfill, total recycling" program
  54. Leaked video from Trico, new game by ICO/Shadow of the Colossus creators
  55. Katy Hargrove's real-life molded Gummi Venus de Milos
  56. Fathom
  57. Gmail Labs adds automatic language translation
  58. Tweeting Too Hard
  59. ghstbstrsbstrs
  60. Joel Johnson on the divide between Wired Magazine vs. Wired.com
  61. Auto Tune The News #3
  62. Last Day Dream
  63. Which of our beliefs will our grandchildren be appalled by?
  64. NYT's Maureen Dowd steals paragraph from Talking Points Memo's Josh Marshall
  65. All Your Base dialogue, properly translated from Japanese to English
  66. Japanese trailer for "Muscle March" for WiiWare
  67. Google's index of Wolfram|Alpha search results
  68. danah boyd's answers questions on Twitter about teen practices
  69. WolframAlpha rendering text as images to prevent indexing
  70. Hard Times with Ze Frank
  71. Danger Mouse to release blank CD-ROM after legal fight with EMI
  72. Updating the Web 2.0 logo collage for 2009
  73. Wired's walkthrough of the May issue's hidden puzzles
  74. Stephen Wolfram demonstrates Wolfram|Alpha in detail
  75. Us Now
  76. Ian Bogost's Guru Meditation
  77. Vulture crunches the numbers on this season's SNL
  78. The Sound of Young America's Pledge Drive
  79. Ubik's Voxel
  80. F.A.T.'s KANYEFY bookmarklet, turn any site into Kanye West's blog
  81. Giant net-enabled Etch-A-Sketch hacked out of a 52" HD TV
  82. Greg Borenstein explains Why the Lucky Stiff's Bloopsaphone, with examples
  83. Buster Benson leaving Robot Co-op to do Enjoymentland full-time
  84. Gamasutra's Community Manager interview series
  85. Cracked's Most Baffling Pairings from Erotic Slash-Fiction
  86. Pixel City, Shamus Young's procedurally-generated city
  87. SNL's Casey Wilson Reads Internet Comments About Her
  88. God gave me cookies
  89. LOST-inspired Doomsday Terminal for the iPhone
  90. Amazon Kindling
  91. Gizmodo's untold story of how three interns stole NASA's moon rocks
  92. Nick Montfort on extremely minimalist games
  93. Making old Trek look like new Trek
  94. Google launches Search Options, date ordering for everyone
  95. Times Wire, like Digg Spy for the New York Times
  96. Suzanne Ciani composes the electronic soundtrack for Xenon pinball in 1979
  97. Pogo's Wonderland, free album of Alice in Wonderland mashups
  98. Clap Your Hands Say Mario
  99. Phil Gyford's list of Ask Metafilter's introductory books
  100. Judging programming language contentment using Twitter and Mechanical Turk
  101. Twitter meme could reveal answers to security questions
  102. Current interviews Mark "Afro Ninja" Hicks
  103. Kind of Bloop: An 8-Bit Tribute to Miles Davis
  104. MonaTweeta II, encoding the Mona Lisa in 140 characters
  105. Bad Astronomy reviews the science of the new Star Trek film
  106. Jer Thorp's animated 3D visualization of take-offs and landings from Twitter
  107. Nintendo's documentary-style ad for Punch-Out
  108. Today Is A…
  109. Globe and Mail's interview with Canadian cartoonist Seth
  110. Steven Spielberg reunites the Goonies cast
  111. Mud Tub, using a pile of mud as a user interface
  112. The Sound of Young America's unaired pilot for Current TV
  113. Ze Frank as Jonah Peretti on Ashton Kutcher on BuzzFeed on Ashton
  114. The Stranger's 2009 Sex Survey
  115. The Anonymous Hugging Wall
  116. Mike Frumin's sparkline map of NYC subway activity from 1905 to 2006
  117. 10 Zen Monkey's exclusive with the "John Doe" and lawyer who sued Jason Fortuny
  118. Tabulating original vs. repurposed content on major gaming blogs
  119. Gawker's Ryan Tate on citizen journalism and civic reporting
  120. The Lonely Island's "For Your Consideration" promos for the MTV Movie Awards
  121. Daniel Benmergui's Today I Die
  122. Sean Tevis raising money for open government and his 2010 campaign
  123. Duke Nukem developer 3D Realms closes down
  124. The Dragnet Fugue aka "Fugue for Friday"
  125. Alice on YooouuuTuuube
  126. Play Him Off, Keyboard Cat
  127. In Bb 2.0, a collaborative music and spoken word project
  128. New Amazon Kindle supports native PDF reading
  129. Spewer
  130. Tracing the real-world history of Jughead's crown-like hat
  131. Metafilter's global 10th Anniversary Party
  132. Chris Ware's animated Quimby the Mouse for This American Life
  133. Refresh Cannon, multiplayer game played with a single avatar image
  134. Time interviews Louis CK about consumer cynicism
  135. The Biology of B-Movie Monsters
  136. Jim Munroe's GDC: The Game
  137. AUTO-MEME
  138. Nieman Journalism Lab on @NPRBackstory
  139. "You're," a printed portrait mashing up identity on various social sites
  140. LA Times tracks the origin of SMS's 160 character limit
  141. Jack Schulze discusses his influences for the Here & There maps
  142. 419 Scammer Gets Honest
  143. Jay Leno's new ad slogan for Facebook
  144. Where Are You in the Movie?
  145. MMMMound
  146. Fire alarm jam session
  147. Danny Sullivan's preview of the Wolfram Alpha search engine
  148. Nedroid's Party Cat
  149. Adblock Plus on their war with NoScript
  150. Paper Moon, monochrome Unity-based platformer inspired by pop-up books
  151. Screenshots from Zen Bound's upcoming Nostalgia level pack
  152. High-res NASA moon landing photos restored by private fans in an abandoned McDonald's
  153. Jonathan Coulton's "First of May" performed in sign language
  154. MP3: Cliffs of Nintendover
  155. Jack Schulze's incredible 3D horizonless map of Manhattan
  156. Pew study says churchgoers more likely to support torture
  157. Chris Messina on Comixology and the future of connected commerce
  158. 79 versions of Popcorn, remixed into a single song
  159. Lessig adds more details about the Warner Music DMCA request against him

April 2009

  1. Twitter launches integrated search for everyone
  2. Android app turns G1 phone into a metal detector
  3. Recreating fear of heights in augmented reality
  4. Handmade grade-school book about the Apple //c from 1985
  5. Rick Astley writes about Moot, 4chan, and the Rickrolling meme
  6. Interview with Dutch director of "What's In The Box?", Half-Life inspired short film
  7. Bandcamp easter egg turns traffic stats into Defender playfield
  8. Flickr's Stewart Butterfield and Cal Henderson working on social gaming startup
  9. Rod Stewart joins Jeff Beck on stage for first time in 25 years
  10. Adventure 2600 Reboot
  11. Motion Theory's Google Chrome ad
  12. Dan Gurewich's Real Life Twitter
  13. Swine Flu amino acid sequence as ambient music
  14. EveryBlock releases free iPhone app
  15. Dreamhost's history of WebRing
  16. The White House joins Flickr
  17. Google adds public data visualizations to search results
  18. Warner Music files DMCA request against Larry Lessig presentation
  19. Farbs' resignation letter to 2K Australia
  20. Google's What's Popular
  21. Nizmlab, surfacing the best of YouTube and Vimeo
  22. Type Nesting, photos of birds nesting in storefront signage
  23. Kickstarter Launches!
  24. How 4chan defeated reCAPTCHA to win the Time 100 Poll
  25. Jason Scott's progress update on mirroring Geocities
  26. Jeff Jarvis on journalism's original reporting vs. redundancy
  27. Face mining demo using vintage Star Trek episodes
  28. Infographic timeline of Evel Knievel's jumps
  29. Windosill, Vectorpark's new exploration game for Mac/PC
  30. NYT on Internet startups throttling or blocking global users
  31. Shadow Physics gameplay demo
  32. 4chan creator handily wins the TIME 100 poll
  33. Scratching vinyl with augmented reality
  34. Honda Insight's immersive ad on Vimeo
  35. Newsmap 2.0
  36. RotatSpin
  37. Rhett Dashwood's Google Maps Typography
  38. Scientists find potential cure for honey bee colony collapse
  39. Random Reruns, get a random show from your Hulu subscriptions
  40. Yeti Knight Adventures
  41. Yahoo! to close GeoCities later this year
  42. Ian Bogost simulates the CRT display in an Atari 2600 emulator
  43. Game Developers and Porn Stars
  44. Typographica's Favorite Typefaces of 2008
  45. Kottke's In Defense of Twitter
  46. Auto-Tune the News
  47. Alice Marwick on Foursquare and prescriptive social software
  48. 241543903, photos of people putting their head in a freezer
  49. PhD Comics on the cure for cancer
  50. Last Year's Model
  51. Maureen Dowd's ridiculous interview with Twitter's founders
  52. YouCube, make an interactive cube from YouTube videos
  53. McSweeney's "Writing for Nonreaders in the Postprint Era"
  54. Sarien's web-based multiplayer ports of classic Sierra games
  55. Jeff Veen's Designing for Big Data
  56. BirdFeeder, prototype client for an open decentralized Twitter
  57. NYT's Saul Hansell researches the costs of broadband Internet providers
  58. Interface design concepts for Firefox as a URL library
  59. NYT on Wired's J.J. Abrams-edited Mystery Box issue
  60. The Brain-Twitter Interface
  61. History of Rainn Wilson's Twitter feud with Sockington
  62. Casual Profanity's liquid sculpture made from plastic tubing
  63. Kara Swisher announces changes to AllThingsD's Voices section
  64. Adam Berg's Carousel, short film capturing a frozen moment in time
  65. Inspired Bicycles: Danny MacAskill
  66. Braid artist David Hellman releases game's art assets
  67. Bohemian Rhapsody played by vintage computer hardware
  68. MailChimp used Mechanical Turk to rank 25,960 templates
  69. Jason Fortuny ordered to pay $74k for Craigslist sex baiting prank
  70. Little Big Cremaster 1
  71. Scene.org Awards 2009 winners announced
  72. Covered, a blog with modern artists covering classic comic books
  73. The Pac-Man Dossier
  74. CMU's ClueWeb09, 1 billion website crawl available for researchers
  75. Swedish court finds The Pirate Bay guilty
  76. Hacklab's laser engraver plays the Super Mario Bros. theme
  77. Super Mario 3 "Rainbow Riding" LUA hack for FCEUX emulator
  78. Dash Shaw's Bodyworld
  79. Spreadtweet, Twitter disguised as an Excel spreadsheet
  80. Amazon's Knee-Jerk Contrarian Game
  81. Chino Otsuka's digitally adding her modern self to her childhood photos
  82. Kottke digs up The Wire's original pitch, draft outline, and three scripts
  83. Vulture's history of bloggers depicted in film and TV
  84. Track 4chan's Twitter race to beat Ashton Kutcher and CNN to 1M followers
  85. 4chan users discover Twitter, mass-following a new account
  86. Ken Jennings took H&R Block up on their offer
  87. Paul Lamere interviews a 4chan hacker about the TIME poll manipulation
  88. Sweet Juniper's photos of an abandoned Detroit block
  89. Digg drops the DiggBar for all non-Digg users
  90. American expat shows Saudi government's hand-censored version of Katy Perry CD cover
  91. Canvas visualizations of sorting algorithms
  92. Nancy Cartwright is your insufferable crazy aunt
  93. Clay Shirky on the failure of #amazonfail
  94. Rocketboom spins Know Your Meme off into new site, community
  95. We Didn't Start the Flamewar
  96. Amazon employee blames French office for AmazonFail glitch
  97. Category Inflation at the Webbys
  98. Erik Kastner's Super Ear Man Bros. playthrough
  99. 4chan manipulates all 21 top results on the TIME 100 Poll
  100. Birdhouse, a Twitter notepad for the iPhone
  101. Elevated, winning 4k PC intro at Breakpoint 2009
  102. Dork Yearbook
  103. Valleywag on Weev taking credit for #amazonfail controversy
  104. Blogger Training Gym
  105. Urlesque's top 100 most iconic Internet videos
  106. Michael Buffington asks Mechanical Turk to write his personal bio
  107. Know Your Meme on the Yo Dawg/Sup Dawg image macro
  108. Boing Boing tracks "lololol" variations on Google
  109. Adam Curtis on the modern rise of "Oh Dear"-ism in TV news
  110. Comparing word frequency in TV/movie scripts to Craigslist's M4M personal ads
  111. Yelp to allow businesses to respond to negative reviews
  112. Braid released on PC today
  113. Kanye West responds to South Park parody
  114. Engadget's Screen Grabs
  115. Chris Ainsworth's advice for Wizards of the Coast
  116. Roo Reynolds visualizes his web browsing history
  117. Super 耳男 Bros.
  118. Josh Poehlein's Modern History
  119. Techcrunch releases new photos of their prototype tablet
  120. John Gruber's guide to blocking the DiggBar
  121. McSweeney's guide to understanding Twitter
  122. LA Times talks to former Area 51 workers to debunk UFO myths
  123. Aaron Meyers' Spore Skeletons in augmented reality
  124. Shadow of the Colossus being developed for feature film
  125. The Tools Artists Use
  126. Pong in Street Fighter IV and other consensual play modes
  127. Spike Jonze's "Everyone Poops"
  128. Dustin Glick's The Browsy
  129. NYT blog posts added to the Times Newswire API
  130. Everything Is Terrible's compilation of bad introductions
  131. Nate Silver's prediction model for gay marriage bans, state-by-state
  132. MPA to challenge Newzbin in court
  133. Reddit interviews Mythbusters' Adam Savage
  134. Mad Scientist Labs builds Ironic Sans' concept Bulbdial Clock
  135. Attribution and Affiliation on All Things Digital
  136. Hand-crafted miniature sets from classic TV shows
  137. Hot New Video Game Consists Solely Of Shooting People Point-Blank In The Face
  138. Effing Hail
  139. Perry Russerts, Umbrella Theif
  140. Andre Michelle's ToneMatrix
  141. The Beatles entire catalogue remastered, to be released alongside Rock Band
  142. 8-Bit Tarot Cards
  143. Flickr's Aaron Cope walks through building maps from scratch
  144. Visualizing SF Trees, Crimes, and Cabs with subtractive blending
  145. Gizmodo's Pirate Code of Conduct for BitTorrent
  146. highDEAS
  147. NYT on Hearst's RealAge "test" marketing 27 million medical histories to drug companies
  148. Amanda Palmer on how Twitter is changing her relationship with fans
  149. Paramount surprises hardcore fans by debuting new Trek film in Austin
  150. Boxee officially releases new API
  151. A Visit to id Software in 1993
  152. BashReduce
  153. DeepLeap, the word game
  154. Super Luigi Bros.
  155. Joshua Schachter on the dangers of URL shorteners
  156. How xkcd's Randall broke his laptop trying to turn off Google's SafeSearch
  157. IF YOU'RE NOT INDIE, F**K YOU
  158. UK village mob blocks Google Street View car
  159. The Music Explaura, powerful music discovery engine
  160. Things iPhoto Thinks Are Faces
  161. Conficker Eye Chart
  162. TinyURL/Bit.ly decoder for Greasemonkey
  163. Amazon announces Elastic MapReduce service
  164. Get Down, Goldeneye N64 glitch becomes Japanese meme
  165. Google reveals details about its custom server hardware and datacenters
  166. Valleywag on layoffs at Wired.com and Ars Technica
  167. FileFront saved, original founders buy it back from Ziff-Davis
  168. LeechBlock, Firefox extension to block access to sites you love too much
  169. Legends of Zork goes live
  170. IJD: Paul Lamere on Echo Nest's new "goodness" API
  171. Wrong Tomorrow, database of provable predictions
  172. Blogoscoped rounds up Google's April Fools worldwide
  173. First 1
  174. IJD: SEOmoz launches Webfluence, user-generated search engine
  175. IJD: Google Chrome adds 3D web browsing
  176. IJD: YTMND rebrands as Dogchan
  177. IJD: Improv Anywhere's Best Funeral Ever
  178. IJD: YouTube videos appear upside-down
  179. Guardian UK to stop print edition, switches to Twitter only

March 2009

  1. Humanized versions of Disney and Pixar characters
  2. Apple features John Cage's 4'33" as free iTunes download
  3. The Onion on Prague's Franz Kafka International Airport
  4. Short Storyspreadsheet, character study in Microsoft Excel
  5. iPhone pirating app attacks rival pirate app store
  6. Harnessing hamster power with nanogenerators
  7. Pixel art "Viagra" spam using HTML tables and colored cells
  8. Cheer Up the Chatbot
  9. Big Man Japan vs. the Stink Monster
  10. The Big Picture on Earth Hour
  11. Gamasutra on the Experimental Gameplay Sessions 2009
  12. Ken Jennings' week of favorite metafiction
  13. 10 Zen Monkeys tracks down Perry Bible Fellowship's Nicholas Gurewitch
  14. 24 Hours of Geotagged Photos on Flickr
  15. Omegle, chat with random strangers
  16. Twitter shuts down @cwalken account
  17. Google Street View timelapse across the Golden Gate Bridge
  18. Caterina Fake explains Hunch.com, her new startup
  19. Soy tu Aire, interactive Flash song visualization
  20. Obsession Times Voice
  21. Robert Hodgin describes how he made snakes in Processing
  22. SelfControl, Mac app blocks access to specified websites and email for time limit
  23. Justine Lai's oil paintings of herself having sex with each US President
  24. Kent Brewster discovers a security flaw in Amazon Wishlists
  25. Filefront closes with only five days' notice
  26. Ask Metafilter on the origins of "selective invisibility" and the twit bit
  27. Eurogamer breaks down the technical hurdles of OnLive
  28. JuicyDrop, music visualization in Javascript with Canvas and SoundManager2
  29. Wikirank, popular and trending articles on Wikipedia
  30. HD trailer for Spike Jonze's Where the Wild Things Are
  31. OnLive's GDC press conference, real-time gaming over broadband
  32. Gary "Numa Numa" Brolsma's ad for GEICO
  33. John Carmack releases open-source Wolfenstein 3D for the iPhone
  34. Google's Wonder Wheel Experiment
  35. Greasemonkey script adds Twitter Search results on Google
  36. Home of the Underdogs revived by fans
  37. Double Fine's Host Master and the Conquest of Humor
  38. Paul Lamere analyzes the Loudness War in modern music
  39. Legend of Zelda theme performed on two Tesla coils at SXSW
  40. NPR's All Things Considered interviews Kutiman about Thru-You
  41. NYT valiantly tries to explain a Chinese anti-censorship meme
  42. Rands on the building of the Brooklyn Bridge
  43. 419 scammer chats with security company CEO
  44. Snaggs' giant hand-made Atari 2600 cartridges
  45. The Vimeo team gets auto-tuned
  46. Jump on Mushrooms, Super Mario played in reverse
  47. NewsAlarm, smoke alarm wired up to the New York Times NewsWire API
  48. Pew releases State of the News Media 2009
  49. Small Talk, real-time weather visualization using Twitter
  50. Quietube
  51. James Bridle's Tweetbook, two years of tweets as a hardcover book
  52. Village Voice digs up saucy clips from Bill O'Reilly's audiobook
  53. Protovis, visualization toolkit with Javascript and Canvas
  54. NPR broadcast of Decemberists' new album debut at SXSW
  55. Justin Mason on "Quoz," the FAIL of the 1870s
  56. Mega Man 9 Rock Medley
  57. Douglas Bowman explains his decision to leave Google
  58. NYT's visualization of newspaper circulation declines
  59. Microsoft's Remembering Stuff About the Internet
  60. Craft by Ift, graphic demo running on a 20mhz microcontroller
  61. Dan Meth's Sitcom Map of the USA
  62. The Ocarina of Rhyme
  63. Study finds creditworthiness can be gauged by physical appearance
  64. Overly Judgemental IE6 Splash Pages
  65. Google Chrome Experiments
  66. NYT on the rise of mistrials from jurors' Internet usage
  67. Paul Ford's six-word reviews of all 1,302 SXSW MP3s
  68. Is The Big Picture A Bummer Today?
  69. ABC News' Charlie Gibson blames students, Google, and social media for newspaper's demise
  70. Toby Barlow on artists moving into Detroit's $100 homes
  71. Gizmodo's guide to iPhone OS 3.0's new features
  72. Trent Reznor on the state of ticket reselling and scalping
  73. Clay Shirky on the death of newspapers and reinvention of journalism
  74. Aardvark, social search over instant message
  75. Foursquare launches with iPhone app
  76. SXSW 2009 Twitter Visualizer
  77. Hark! A Vagrant
  78. Anamaguchi's Dawn Metropolis
  79. Washington Post's horrific article about infant deaths in hot cars
  80. AP interview outtakes with Ricky Gervais and Elmo on Sesame Street
  81. Wired's untold story of the world's largest diamond heist
  82. Late Night with Jimmy Fallon's Bryan Binkman Experiment
  83. Techcrunch on Grand Central's relaunch as Google Voice
  84. 279 Spore Skeletons
  85. Terry Cavanagh's Don't Look Back
  86. Revision3 exec liveblogs someone breaking into his house
  87. Aimee Mullins and her 12 pairs of legs
  88. Michael Wesch on the Livescribe smartpen in education
  89. Bicycle Built for 2,000
  90. The Comics Archetype Times Table
  91. Fortunebird, mechanical bird automaton that tweets your fortune
  92. TED performance of Pattie Maes' wearable tech demo
  93. Dan Meth's chart of sitcom house floorplans
  94. Tetris HD
  95. Guardian UK opens API platform and Data Store
  96. Waxy.org at SXSW Interactive 2009
  97. The Morning News behind-the-scenes report of the controversial Gandhi auction
  98. The "Raiders of the Lost Ark" Story Conference
  99. Rock Peaks, database of live music videos culled from YouTube
  100. Cam Marlow's breakdown of maintained relationships at Facebook
  101. S.F. may crack down on urban prank events
  102. Topps brings augmented reality to baseball cards
  103. BackTweets, search for links on Twitter
  104. Unofficial mirror of Kutiman's Thru-You
  105. Seattle P-I to become first daily metro newspaper to go web-only
  106. TheMime on Twitter
  107. Bruce Banit's World Builder short film
  108. Kate Beaton's The Origin of Man
  109. Pun-Colle, Japanese anime voice actresses cover punk classics
  110. Dolphin emulator boots the Wii OS
  111. Scene.org 2009 award nominees
  112. Thru You, Kutiman's album of YouTube video remixes
  113. A Japanese Life of Bento
  114. Game Set Watch reports on the final moments of Tabula Rasa
  115. Flickr launches new Panda API methods
  116. Greek To Me: Mapping Mutual Incomprehension
  117. Origins of the Windows XP "Bliss" desktop wallpaper
  118. Rebecca MacKinnon on how Chinese blog services censor bloggers
  119. arc90's Readability
  120. Bandcamp adds music download codes and Moo card integration
  121. Some Grey Bloke explains what Facebook is for
  122. Jake and Amir interview The Lonely Island
  123. Recording a trip around the sushi conveyor belt
  124. Detecting click tracks in popular music using the Echo Nest API
  125. The Retr0brite Project
  126. Volunteers Put the Economist Into Chinese
  127. Skittles changes product homepage to Twitter search
  128. Newsweek's The District, the Obama presidency as an MTV reality show
  129. Livejournal shuts down scans_daily after Marvel complaint

February 2009

  1. Nom Nom Nom Nom Nom Nom Nom
  2. "What were arcades like?"
  3. Animated HD promo for Art Spiegelman's Be A Nose!
  4. Rocky Mountain News' farewell video
  5. Nightline's tongue-in-cheek piece on Twitter
  6. Who Killed the Rocky Mountain News?
  7. Highlight2Translate, Greasemonkey script for instant Google Translation
  8. Sudo Make Me a Sandwich Robot
  9. Nina Paley's Sita Sings the Blues animated film released online
  10. Exploring Logo Designs with Mathematica
  11. The Economist on Dunbar's number in Facebook
  12. Translating "The Economist" Behind China's Great Firewall
  13. Dr. Zilog's gorgeous chiptune remix of MGMT's "Kids"
  14. Paul Graham's lessons learned on community building from Hacker News
  15. Andy Richter to rejoin Conan O'Brien on the Tonight Show
  16. Zen Bound released for the iPhone
  17. xkcd on the Kindle 2
  18. Quake Live goes public beta
  19. Recipe community borrows Del.icio.us design/code for redesign
  20. Winners of Stephen Fry's 50 "L"s Twitter contest
  21. Maximum Fun excerpts Adam Carolla's new podcast
  22. Back to the Future, alternate ending
  23. BackGames, videogame plots in reverse
  24. Visualizing the number of links on 98 popular websites
  25. Pirate 2 Pirate Kopimi Station
  26. GOOD Magazine's visualization of fuel use by mode of transportation
  27. Billboard releases Chart API
  28. John Hodgman on "meh"
  29. Cursor*10 2nd session
  30. Sched.org releases SXSW 2009 schedule
  31. Kate Winslet's Holocaust Oscar
  32. UserFriendly comic plagiarized multiple punchlines from Metafilter comments
  33. Radiohead vs. Dave Brubeck's "Five Step"
  34. Unofficial SXSW 2009 torrents
  35. Last.fm blogs their response to the false Techcrunch rumor
  36. Nate Silver on why his Oscar predictions missed
  37. Buzzfeed's Wikipedia Names Your Band album covers
  38. Josh Freese's very unusual giveaways to promote his solo album
  39. Jandrew Edits
  40. Jumpman, reinventing the retro platformer
  41. The Big Picture highlights photos of people at work
  42. Jesse Bearden's Twitter encounter with Shaq
  43. Quicken Online puts foot in mouth after accusing Mint of incredible growth
  44. Aviary releases Raven, first full-featured online vector editor
  45. Very Small Array charts Billboard vs. Pitchfork's Top 100 of 2008
  46. Jason Grigsby on the history of Cup o' Noodle and embracing constraints
  47. Eurogamer's detailed review of Noby Noby Boy
  48. Flickr interviews the Astrometry.net Flickr bot creator
  49. Available Online for Free, the Sticker
  50. East Bay Express' long hit piece on Yelp
  51. Marc Hedlund on Hulu, Boxee, and "content providers"
  52. Home of the Underdogs goes offline for good
  53. Hulu content providers demand Boxee remove Hulu support
  54. Sanctuary Wood
  55. Dirk's Accident, very graphic images of a Neodymium magnet collision
  56. Rex Sorgatz interviews Moot
  57. Matt Webb's retweeting Carl Steadman's 99 Secrets from 1996
  58. Wired reviews Retro Game Challenge for the DS
  59. Facebook reverts to previous Terms of Service after outcry
  60. Steal This Film, The Trial Edition
  61. Facebook's TOS changes compared to MySpace, Flickr, YouTube, Twitter, and more
  62. Washington Post profile of 4chan's moot
  63. The Trilogy Tomatometer
  64. The Trilogy Meter
  65. TorrentFreak summarizes the Pirate Bay's first day in court
  66. Nate Silver predicts the Oscar winners
  67. The Simpsons' new HD title sequence
  68. NYT's Article Skimmer prototype
  69. Yo-Yo Ma Shreds
  70. Pirate Bay trial starts Monday in Stockholm
  71. Twitter's "Don't Click" clickjacking, explained
  72. Winners of Information Aesthetics' paper-based visualization competition
  73. Compression artifact art in Chairlift's "Evident Utensil" music video
  74. Slyck interviews Giganews, the most popular Usenet provider
  75. Kittens, Inspired by Kittens
  76. WhatTheFont released as free iPhone app
  77. Antiques Roadshow 2550
  78. Kevin Kelly on hackers and technology in the Amish community
  79. Bohemian Deconstruction
  80. Buster McLeod's history of the Morale-o-Meter
  81. The Pepsi Gravitational Field
  82. Chad After Dentist
  83. Jonathan Coulton on The Setup
  84. IHT on the reinvention of Newsweek
  85. Torrentfreak on internal drama on a private BitTorrent tracker
  86. Funky bass lines in the Sonic the Hedgehog series
  87. Elizabeth Gilbert's TED talk on creative genius and the muse
  88. Google Sync beta comes to iPhone and Windows Mobile
  89. Smarterware, Gina Trapani's new blog
  90. Supercut of every profanity in The Sopranos
  91. Take Away Show with Tom Jones
  92. James Duncan Davidson fought off a mugger trying to take his TED badge
  93. The Lonely Island's "I'm On A Boat" in HD
  94. Ridethrough of revamped "It's A Small World" with added Disney characters
  95. Wired on MIT's wearable computing project with interactive displays
  96. Boston Phoenix digs up off-color MP3s from Barack Obama's audiobook
  97. Bill Gates talks about ending malaria at TED 2009
  98. Fake parking ticket leads to malware download
  99. _why on the Art & Code conference for young hackers
  100. Robin Hood's "Oo De Lally," Translated Into 16 Languages
  101. NYT announces Article Search API
  102. See You See Me
  103. LucasArts Posters
  104. Ze Frank's audio drawing toy used to visualize music
  105. The Pirate Bay maps connections to its tracker
  106. Kloonigames' 4 Minutes 33 Seconds
  107. Entertainment Weekly on Letterman's airing of the censored Bill Hicks set
  108. Celebrity Tweets
  109. Alexandria Neonakis's Left 4 Dead valentines
  110. Sleep Talking on the Mic
  111. NYT visualizes Twitter activity during the Superbowl
  112. David After Dentist, a 7-year-old's first drug trip
  113. Histogram of name length for all 1,200 SXSW bands
  114. Wonderfl, build Flash online
  115. Closure, a game experimenting with light and shadow
  116. Please Stand By
  117. Crackulous developer wants people to stop pirating his App Store piracy app
  118. World Superhero Registry
  119. Independently Speaking's best of Global Game Jam 2009
  120. Greasemonkey script shows Twitter mentions and unread count
  121. Pup Contemplates the Heat Death of the Universe
  122. Scott McCloud's TED talk on vision and understanding comics
  123. Twittering the daily Depression-era diary of a 13-year-old farm girl
  124. D-Pad Hero, playable NES version of Guitar Hero
  125. Eric Bauman fired from Ebaumsworld, along with rest of staff
  126. Annika's Odyssey
  127. DeweyMusic, alternate interface for browsing Archive.org's live music collection
  128. Dom Sagolla's story of the birth of Twitter
  129. Crummy.com's series on the naming of videogames
  130. Conspiracy Rock, 1991 Schoolhouse Rock parody of the Kennedy assassination conspiracy
  131. Ben Fry on turning charts into music with Microsoft Songsmith

January 2009

  1. Coca Cola's Avatar ad for the Superbowl
  2. Censored Bill Hicks performance airing tonight on Letterman
  3. Huffduffer, podcasting found audio around the web
  4. Spreadsheet of artists, bands, and record labels on Twitter
  5. Ma.gnolia suffers severe data loss, no timeline for recovery
  6. Big Fat Whale's list of Internet Anti-Memes and Non-Sensations
  7. Detroit News story of a frozen body found in an abandoned elevator shaft
  8. World of Goo's Kyle Gabler gives the Global Game Jam keynote
  9. Cash4Gold tries to bribe Cockeyed.com not to talk about them
  10. Pseudo-3D videoconferencing with a generic webcam
  11. Mattias Geniar on Academic Earth, online classes from top colleges
  12. Henry Hey's musical accompaniment to Bush's last press conference
  13. Velato, an esoteric programming language that uses music as source code
  14. Telescopic Text
  15. iPhone app uses photo recognition to solve Rubik's Cube
  16. LÖVE, a lovely 2D game engine in Lua
  17. Perfect Balance
  18. Very Small Array's visual breakdown of Billboard's Hot 100 for 2008
  19. Last.fm starts auto-correcting typos in artist and song names
  20. A Life Well Wasted, a new podcast about videogames inspired by This American Life
  21. Metafilter's history of the Resolute Desk, the President's desk in the Oval Office
  22. Dogster's Ted Rheingold on the quiet death of Yahoo! Pets
  23. Bay Area TV news report about "electronic newspapers" in 1981
  24. NYT launches Best Sellers API
  25. The White House on Vimeo
  26. Muxtape relaunches as artist-friendly MP3 site
  27. Softwear by Microsoft, their new clothing line
  28. Blueful, a short story scattered across the web
  29. Radio Aporee, field recordings with Google Maps
  30. Ze Frank's Flash toy lets you draw with your voice
  31. Unofficial iTunes Store proxy running on AppSpot
  32. Champion of Guitars, Guitar Hero as text adventure
  33. MAD Magazine goes quarterly with issue #500
  34. Pac-Man Dungeons, Pac-Man as a text adventure dungeon crawl
  35. Listable, create and share lists with JSON, SQL, and plaintext output
  36. John Resig explains how the Greasemonkey CAPTCHA solver works
  37. Greasemonkey: Neural network in Javascript solves Megaupload's CAPTCHAs in the browser
  38. Mr. Tweet, user recommender for Twitter
  39. How to use emoji icons in SMS on the iPhone without hacking your phone
  40. The Boxxy Story, Part 2: The Fall of Boxxy
  41. Kevin Kelly on access vs. ownership for digital goods and services
  42. Google's Ajax APIs Playground
  43. Judging a stranger by their tweets
  44. Waferbaby's The Setup
  45. St. Petersburg Times' Obameter, tracking Obama's campaign promises
  46. Wired on the outdated IT infrastructure in the White House
  47. Chewbacca trapped in nightstand
  48. Pirating the 2009 Oscars
  49. I Can Read Movies
  50. 37 Signals' Movie-to-Website Title Mashups
  51. Google search volume dropped while Obama spoke
  52. Mat Honan geocodes his life for Wired
  53. YouTube Street Fighter
  54. The Electronic Playground, a massive archive of pinball and arcade game cameos in film and TV
  55. Visiting the Obama inauguration site in Fallout 3
  56. 2D Boy's Ron Carmel and Kyle Gabler talk about developing World of Goo
  57. The Onion: Bush Dies Peacefully In His Sleep
  58. Why I'm Happy, Why I'm Not Satisfied
  59. Twitter's traffic on inauguration day
  60. Whitehouse.gov's Old and New Robots.txt Files
  61. Tom Taylor's Microprinter, a web-connected receipt printer for daily notifications
  62. Seattle Times on The Game, a large-scale treasure hunt in 2002 that went wrong
  63. Marble Madness speedrun in 2:35
  64. The Story of Boxxy
  65. Belkin employee paid Mechanical Turkers to write positive product reviews
  66. danah boyd's dissertation on social networks and the American teen
  67. Kottke.org's roundup of new footage of the Hudson River plane landing
  68. Paul's SXSW Artist Catalog, annotated with the YouTube and Last.fm APIs
  69. Jorma Dances to Fleet Foxes during SNL rehearsal
  70. How to use Amazon EC2 for BitTorrent
  71. Google releases open-source Blog Converters project
  72. YouTube offering download links on selected videos
  73. New law threatens handmade children's toy and clothing crafters
  74. Google search results for "KH(Ax)N" for x=1 to 100
  75. Seattle Post Intelligencer writes its own obituary
  76. Hotel for Dogs undisclosed ad on I Can Haz Cheezburger
  77. Thought bubbles in Brooklyn
  78. Measuring gravity in the Super Mario Bros. universe
  79. Melt-in-the-Mouth Cookies, a brief history
  80. Microsoft Songsmith takes on The Police's "Roxanne"
  81. Dopplr's visualization of Barack Obama's travels in 2008
  82. Dennis Crowley on the death of Dodgeball
  83. Superuseless Superpowers
  84. Google closes Dodgeball, Google Video uploads, Google Notebook, Google Catalogs
  85. Melodie, the one-year-old videogame expert
  86. Legends of Zork
  87. DeWitt Clinton takes a Twitter sample
  88. Giant Bomb releases game database API
  89. Ben Terrett on "Things Our Friends Have Written On The Internet"
  90. Weezer's Pork and Beans, alternate video
  91. Dan Bruno on the rhythm battle system in Mother 3
  92. Interview with a former adware programmer
  93. The Hype Machine's Zeigeist 2008
  94. Pretty Loaded, an archive of Flash preloaders
  95. New York Mag on the new programmer-journalist movement at the New York Times
  96. The Evolution of Dance 2
  97. Commercials appear on YouTube's most viewed list
  98. Japanese live-action recreation of Super Mario Bros.
  99. Google responds to the "boiling water" energy usage report
  100. Globulous goes free
  101. Color Blind Gamer
  102. Bastard Tetris in Flash
  103. The Remnants, post-apocalyptic web comedy featuring Ze Frank
  104. Desert Bus reborn as a 4k Java app
  105. Google discusses their new favicon
  106. Lawrence Lessig on the Colbert Report
  107. Rockman 2 Neta, hack to fight every Mega Man 2 boss at once
  108. Runnin' with the Songsmith
  109. 11-year-old Steve Martin appeared in Disneyland Dream, 1956 home movie
  110. Microsoft Songsmith
  111. Gravity Bone, surreal spy novella as a free indie FPS game
  112. Burger King asks users to delete 10 Facebook friends for a free Whopper
  113. Amy Bennett's oil paintings inspired by scale models
  114. Kottke's Best Links of 2008
  115. NYT launches Congress API
  116. Amazon customer uploads own photos to Customer Images
  117. The Dial-Up Kid
  118. Autonomous Katamari
  119. Tumbarumba, short-fiction anthology as a Firefox plugin
  120. Google blocks other search engines from indexing LIFE photo archive
  121. Crayon Physics Deluxe finally released today!
  122. Trailer for Objectified, a documentary about modern industrial design
  123. Independent Games Festival 2009 finalists announced
  124. Livejournal's engineering and support staff laid off?
  125. NYT profiles R, a powerful language for stats computing and infoviz
  126. Twitter hacker explains how he compromised celebrity accounts
  127. The Perils of Zero-Gravity Videography
  128. Screenshot: 4chan hacks MacRumorsLive during Apple keynote
  129. xkcd's Guide to Converting to Metric
  130. Crowdsourcing an Ethical Dilemma
  131. Stamen's Mike Migurski on extreme programming vs. interaction design
  132. Jason Scott on the closure of AOL's online communities
  133. JPG Magazine to stop publishing, turn off website

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