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Juelz Santana pays $10K to have 200GB hard drive, containing his upcoming album What the Game's Been Missing, recovered (via: Byron Crawford)
Apple pushing for higher taxes on iPod accessory manufacturers
The birth of BitTorrent (via: Boing Boing) ("First he lived off savings from the handful of jobs he'd worked during the bubble. When that ran out, he lived off credit cards, following a rigid system for applying for and transferring debt to 0% introductory-rate cards. Friends would ask what he was doing. Why wouldn't he just get a job? Cohen shooed them away. He was determined to solve a puzzle that was consuming him.")
Nintendo and McDonalds to provide free Wi-Fi to DS owners
T-Mobile Sidekick III? (Prototype? Hoax?)
40 Best Magazine Covers in the last 40 years (via: Boing Boing)
Start an interweb business to pad your resume ("While the complaint is that so many of these companies are built to flip rather than to be sustainable businesses, some are noticing that this process is really just a better way for some to stand out and get a job. You build a company quickly and cheaply that gets some attention, and a bigger company comes along to scoop up your company, giving you a nice 'signing bonus'.")
"Dance Dance Revolution for pocket-calculators"
Panasonic D-snap MP3 player / micro stereo ("The two micro stereo systems are equipped with hard drives of 80GB (SC-SX800) and 40GB (SC-SX400) capacities respectively, and are supposedly the world’s first CD and FM/AM audio players with hard drives and SD card slots. Each stereo system has a large LCD with QVGA quality that can show up to 7 lines of audio info. The idea here is that you can rip songs from a CD right to the hard drive, and then copy them to the SD card for use with one of the four audio players, all without a computer.")
Man in Romania sues God (via: Fark)
Boombox bags powered by laptops (It's a case to carry your laptop (or whatever you want to carry), made from an old boombox, and wired up to play music from the computer or mp3 player that is inside...)
Last year's Myspace hacker gets two years in jail ("However, the story also reveals some other facts that hadn't come to light before. First, the company had hired him to come up with a system to spam all MySpace users. He then created 27,000 fake users, and proceeded to spam all of them (it's not clear why). Following this, he asked the company to be hired permanently, or said he'd reveal to the world how to spam MySpace users.")
Boy attempts to get in Guinness Book of World Records by kicking cushion 2,377 times
Turntable microwave [Make]
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