Dance Dance Resurrection - Jesus is coming to a games arcade near you! (via Boing Boing) 
Mail.app plugins and suggestions, found via Justin Blanton who has written this list of required OS X software including Mail.appetizer - a piece of software that will automatically show your incoming mail in a hovering semi-transparent window. Nice...
Unix philosophy. Definitely 'w00t' material.
Popperian Epistemology. Neat.
The morality fascists have already got their filthy censoring hands on movies and computer games. In the US, they are currently pushing for the right to mess up television. Perhaps art is only one step away...
Yes, I admit, it's an addiction.
Tim Brooke-Taylor's speeches in The Goodies. Don't you just love the Internet?
Simpy seems like a nice serendipitious way of finding more links. (Mmm. Links. Yummy.)
Skype is coming out on OS X. Yay!
Not that useful for me (I eschew all forms of Flash), but somebody might find this ActionScript language file for SubEthaEdit useful.
Blogging 101 is a good guide to how and why to blog.
Who can resist reading about Francis Wheen crushing the anti-Enlightenment-ists? Not me! Spiked have a good article called "A brief history of bollocks". (Via Gullibility isn't in the dictionary)
This Register correspondent gets it bang on. And, for once, it's one of those times when I can just about agree with Kim Howell's stance. New Labour: New Nannystate. Yes, it is through concern for our health that our personal responsibility and choices in life get destroyed. Which affirms the need we have for a true libertarian alternative to Labour's authoritarian regulation of every part of our lives.
On a related note, Blunkett is considering lie detector tests for sex offenders. Does anyone want to tell him that lie detectors are useless? So says Wired. So does the Washington Post. More and more and more and yet more. Am I surprised? Of course not. Blunkett has never let the facts get in his way of policy making.
p.s. Norman Tebbit reckons that 'buggery' causes obesity. What a twat.
