team Hack-A-Day is now placed #620 as well as climbing. Shouldn’t you be folding?

music thing has a couple great videos featuring online looping. If you want a bit history try Bassline Baseline, the story of the 303. It starts off slow, however is quite interesting. [via Screenhead]

Screenhead likewise has the extremely humorous Massachusetts Turnpike hacking.

[John Tokash] has been poking around under the Micro’s faceplate. It has a 5V connection, however he hasn’t been able to get a reading. Nintendo is understood for book comments systems so I’m guessing they’ll be releasing games that include special faceplates that illuminate at suitable times.

I desire I had seen OpenSourceCMS when set up my very first website. It lets you test drive default installs of different CMS. [via download Squad]

Treehugger needs you to vote on their diy Eco-Tech Contest.

[Pat]’s fridge/freezer/speaker

Multiple strange jobs (lacking details grr) [crowre]

[brainpilgrim]’s handle noise canceling headphones

Yet one more laptop cooler [thanks Jeshii]

How-to reserve library books ASAP [Micah c.]

The comments on PSP downgrading keep growing. If you had trouble before, you might want to check back to see if some light has been shed.

Make a Nano lanyard from a firewire cable. [sentinel]

restore your Nano’s original shine. [Mrgreen]

[DarkJimmy] made some Hack-A-Day buttons.

Check out [JunkToArt]’s models built from PCMCIA cards and hard drives.

PS2, GameCube, XBox all in one box looks like two optical drives too many. by means of

substantial list of wardriving tools by means of

We love your links. We can’t post everything, but feel complimentary to complain if we don’t post your link that goes nowhere, [Andrew] (did you indicate the first link you sent in?)