(Posting this manually again as del.icio.us daily blog posting appears to have broken, for me and for other people as well. This may signal the end of the linklog and a switch over to action streams.)
Metafilter comments vs. Youtube comments / community metafilter youtube culture social interesting wtf
A Look at the Nokia N810 / n810 nokia mobile tech
pixeloo: Homer Simpson Untooned. Homer Simpson rendered with realistic human textures but in cartoon proportions. / simpsons cartoons 3d wtf
PBS Frontline: Bush's War. / film video tv documentary terror war president bush politics
Cassini Finds Enceladus Tastes Like a Comet - Planetary News | The Planetary Society Plumes of vapor streaming from Enceladus are composed of water and various organic molecules. / space saturn enceladus cassini nasa jpl science chemistry
XCOR Aerospace announces new suborbital vehicle "Lynx" to fly within two years. A two-seat space plane for suborbital tourists. / space xcor lynx business travel
Adobe Launches Photoshop Express Public Beta (press release) The new Photoshop is web-based. See it here. / adobe photoshop webapps net graphics design photos
Spaceflight Now | STS-123 Shuttle Report | Shuttle Endeavour returns from space "Observers were startled by the hydraulic power units' exhaust jetting from vents on either side of Endeavour's vertical tail fin." STS-123 videos on Space Get. / space spaceshuttle nasa
Researchers find song recorded before Edison's phonograph - International Herald Tribune The "phonautograph" was a visual depiction which did not actually play back sound, but whose squiggly lines could be converted by modern technology to a fuzzy recording of 'Au Clair de Lune.' / news sound tech history edison audio
Is Lost a Repeat? Single-serve LOST site displaying whether tonight's episode is a rerun or not. Tonight is an "enhanced" rerun with Cliff Notes tickers. / fun lost tv
Vietnam Veterans Memorial (The Vietnam Wall) : Footnote.com Interactive, searchable Vietnam Memorial Wall. / vietnam war history dc net
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This post was sure a lot easier to read in the RSS feed!