I love the guys at ThinkGeek just a leeetle more than is probably seemly. But it’s because they have grabbed the Geek Mindset with both hands and stuffed it into their mouths like so much Beefaroni, making chorfing sounds all the while. Their latest offering is the Wi-Fi T-shirt. The animated decal on the front…

On the left, 1 GB of storage in 1987. On the right, that little teeny thing in the person’s hand? That’s 1 GB today. Huh. (via Twenty Sided)

The Citizen Lab has a new anti-censorware guide, “Everyone’s Guide to By-Passing Internet Censorship for Citizens Worldwide.” It’s in PDF format, and has material for both anti-censorware activists and users. If you’re interested in Internet Censorship–and you should be–you might want to take a look. Link (via BoingBoing)

Today is One Web Day, which is meant “to encourage people to think of themselves as responsible for the internet, and to take good and visible actions on Sept. 22 that (1) celebrate the positive impact of the internet on the world and (2) shed light on the problems of access and information flow.” So…

News of the Weird reported this bit about an article in the Wall Street Journal (08/10/07): Ric Hoogestraat is married to Sue and works at a call center in the Phoenix area but spends 30-plus hours a week inside the online Second Life video game, pretending that he is the digitally drawn Dutch Hoorenbeek, a…

Here’s an interesting (albeit ill-thought-out) use for cell phones. Designer Marc Ecko’s company has put up a series of LCD billboards that allow you to “write” on them with any Bluetooth-enabled cell phone. Select the paint color and nozzle size, then point and shoot. It’s a cool idea, and an interesting glimpse of the way…