Felicia Day, of The Guild fame, was nominated for Wired’s sexiest geeks list for 2007 
Oh and she has a career as an actress, too
Links:
- The Guild on Youtube
- Wired’s Sexiest Geeks of 2007
- Felicia’s blog
http://www.youtube.com displays a 404 error…
Looks like someone at Youtube is going to get the whip!
Oh noes! What am I going to do with my day? 
Flapdaddy.com, a website for Flapdaddy Productions, Inc based in Round Rock, Texas, launched it’s Social Networking site today.
The goal is to combine the growing market of Social Networking and Video hosting/streaming sites with the concept of Talent Contest.
This is a sort of “Myspace meets American Idol” site with the grand prize being awarded next year, a package expected to be $1 million worth of cash and prizes to the final winner.
The site, while new, expects to allow Premium account holders to broadcast their talent to the users and have them vote on a weekly basis, with Semi-finals every 8 weeks and a “Finale” next October.
Link: Flapdaddy.com
“This visualization represents a macroscopic snapshot of the IPv6 Internet topology collected around March 4th, 2005. Topology data gathered from 17 monitors probing approximately 860 globally routable IPv6 network prefixes include 2,913 IPv6 addresses and 7,905 IPv6 links (immediately adjacent addresses in a traceroute-like path).”
A list of some of the hidden labels in gmail, that will helps you to find your emails faster
Interesting approach for the non-techie RSS user
“We all have busy lives with very little time. Web surfing is fun but can take hours going to visit every single website and blog you enjoy. Wouldn’t it be fabulous if you could just get all the headlines of the most current stories from all your favorite websites and blogs in one place?
Well now you can, and it is called RSS feed. ”
Why you should hurry and reserve your domain name right away
Update: video is now at
http://www.dula.tv/watch.php?file=clown-penis-dot-fart.flv
Mozilla released Firefox 1.5.0.7 to address flaws that could expose systems to man-in-the-middle, spoofing and cross-site scripting attacks.