Craigslist shuts down adult services section
Health Month
There is a Horse in the Apple Store
Duke Nukem Forever is revived, to be released in 2011 by Gearbox
NYC health dept. shuts down underground lobster roll dealer
Copyright holders choosing ad income over cease-and-desists on YouTube
Buzzfeed's "infographic" about infographic spam
Six Apart shuts down Vox
LA Times interview with the author behind Slaughterhouse 90210
Informative Prints
Cheerleader wins lawsuit by suing the wrong website
Anatomy of a Rickroll, hypnotic visualization of network packets
Building a Scrabble MMO in 48 hours with Node.js and MongoDB
Bear's Double Rainbow ad for Microsoft
First details on Telltale's episodic Back to the Future game emerge
Cee Lo Green's official video for F**K YOU
Slate interviews Innocence Project cofounder about false convictions
Unreal Engine 3 tech demo Epic Citadel for the iPhone/iPad
GameSetWatch covers Assembly 2010's PC demo contest
Apple announces Ping, a social network built into iTunes
All four issues of Daniel Raeburn's The Imp available for free download
Eclectic Method's 8-bit Mixtape
Vanity Fair's glimpse into the day in the life of the President
Lanyrd, social conference directory
Copyrighting Fashion
Tom Scott's Evil hack shows phone numbers exposed by Facebook users
Unhear It
Stay Free's Illegal Art mix tape
Mads Peitersen's paintings of gadget anatomy
Hark! A Vagrant's Nancy Drew covers
Markov chaining Kickstarter blurbs
Pomplamoose teams up with Ben Folds & Nick Hornby
The Wilderness Downtown
Swarmation
Disney remixes old cartoons into "Blam!"
PieLabPDX food cart makes customers play games to buy pie
Dirpy
Indie Game: The Movie interviews Adam Saltsman on Canabalt
Jerry Stiller Unscripted
Members of Paramore, New Found Glory, and Relient K cover "Bed Intruder Song"
Happylife
"Learning to Be Me" by Greg Egan
"Where Am I?" by Daniel Dennett
Icons of the Web
Taliban Bike Gangs from Hell
Zero Views
Portland bike lane turns Mario Kart
Scott Pilgrim vs. the Matrix
Wil Wheaton's response to a fan, 21 years later
Silicon Valley's secret rock star
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