I found this little gem through Venkat Subramaniam and company's blog on development on OS X: Nocturne is a Mac app that acts like a night vision mode that provides some super snazzy high-contrast for those times when you need it most (to save power, or in bright situations, etc.).

As seen on Reddit: (SFW) pictures of people's first reactions to goatse (if you don't know, don't look. There is such thing as knowledge that should not be sought.)

(As seen on Drawn!) Letterpress and its results never fail to make my mouth water: (According to Creative Techs, this documentary was made by Chuck Kraemer, and originally posted in DesignGeek. More about Firefly Press in Somerville, MA here.)

(I think this was a few clicks away from a Hack A Day post.) Behold! A singing Tesla coil!

I woke up a little earlier than the rest of the house this morning and had some time to trawl through my rss feeds, which yielded this little gem of a find from metacool: my dream kindergarten [as reported by Monacle].

How cool is this?

Settlers of Catan manifests itself on Craigslist; behold

Here's a little Canadian rock from the Joel Plaskett Emergency (as heard on an old CBC Radio 3 podcast I found the other day):

A pretty snazzy ad for Renault:

I forget how I found it (probably through chronic checking of reddit and its programming section), but this post-mortem of a webapp called Jonkenpon by a guy named Yong Fook is well written, entertaining and informative. Also referenced is a new project by the same guy that turns out to be really snazzy: Open Source Food — think of a dedicated Flickr on food with recipes.

A holophonic recording: you really need to be wearing headphones to get the full effect, but man is it worth it. How many of you turned your head at the beginning?