Everybody Loves Anil!
"If people ever start being web-saavy enough to understand the difference between a post about someone and a post by that person, it'll be a sad day."

Harvard students want their snap, crackle, pop back

Felten's Corollary
"When the topic of a copyright policy discussion switches to pornography, each side suddenly adopts the other side's arguments."

Dr. Who fan’s life-size Dalek seized outside Parliament
For some reason, this caused security concerns

March 27, 2005

Cover Me: Introducing the Instant Tribute

How Yahoo Got Its Mojo Back

BlawgCast.com
The site for law-related podcasts

How to make a duct tape wallet

March 21, 2005

Virtual Community Boards, Missed Connections Not Missed, and Ambient Noise
It's like the future

March 20, 2005

Home Sweet Studio

March 18, 2005

List of songs containing overt reference to real musicians

March 17, 2005

Yelling 'Freebird!' In a Crowded Theater

March 16, 2005

Coalition for Darfur

March 15, 2005

Daily Show Video Clips
Easier to use than the official site

The Epic Battle of the Law Firms and the Legal Recruiters

March 13, 2005

How the iPod Ran Circles Around the Walkman

Same Same But Different
Is the current sound over?

If Federal Transit Bill Is a Smorgasbord, the City Is in Line

Fliers Find That Mileage Points Go Only So Far

March 11, 2005

Frank Rich on The Greatest Dirty Joke Ever Told

The Legal Employment Market: Determinants of Elite Firm Placement, and How Law Schools Stack Up

Top 10 iTunes AppleScripts
and more iTunes tips and tricks

March 10, 2005

Public Radio podcasts

How to move an obelisk

Israeli Army automatically gives D&D players low security clearance
“They're detached from reality and suscepitble to influence” [via]

March 09, 2005

The Most Expensive Album Never Made

Home of Punk-Rock Battles for Its Home
Some details about CBGB's real estate problems

Blogging is good for your career
See also FAQ: Blogging on the job

The Definition of 'Phat': Big Band With Young Fans

New York Menus: Read 'Em and Weep

The Triumph of Socialized Medicine
Right here in the USA

Dot-Con job
How InfoSpace took its investors for a ride

Business schools redefine hacking to 'stuff that a 7-year-old could do'
"Thanks to Harvard Business school, the term [hacking] now means 'people of average IQ poking around curiously by editing URLs on public servers and seeing what comes back in the form of directory listings, etc.'"

March 08, 2005

The linguistic case against Scalia
Originalism, fundamentalism and linguistics

Labor law and the NHL: The road to impasse
Takin' it to the NLRB

NYTimes to end Circuits section

March 07, 2005

NY Magazine's Best of New York for 2005

Online role-playing games that won't destroy your life
But you'll still be a nerd

Batman's Greatest Boner
Ah, fun with shifts in slang

Who's on First?
The video rental version

March 04, 2005

accessTunes
Listen to your iTunes library across the internet

Synaesthetic musician 'tastes' musical notes and intervals

March 03, 2005

Microsoft develops the Weasly's magic clock
What's that about advanced technology being indistinguishable from magic?

NYPL Digital Gallery
275,000+ images digitized from primary sources and printed rarities in the collections of The New York Public Library

The law is the worst girlfriend ever

In New York, the World Is Brought to Your Door
and some recommended take-out

Russia launches 'gold rush race'
It may not be 'Amazing,' but it is a rally from Murmansk to Vladivostok

MTA subway fare analysis
revised for the new fare hike

Law Firms Mull the 'Gen Y' Equation
"Generation Y workers may be too smart for their own good,"

March 01, 2005

School lunches around the world
Comparing the nutritional content of school lunches in France, the US, Norway and Ukraine

Leaking Gravity May Explain Cosmic Puzzle
A theory to explain the expanding universe without dark energy

The Mr. Sun Citizen Journalist Starter Pack!