For all of us stuck at the office tomorrow (or really, anywhere that isn't D.C.).

Your standard Tetris game, with one twist (because you can't have a Tetris game these days without a twist): the game looks at itself and figures out the piece that is least helpful to you, and then gives you that piece. Awesome.

If you're one of those "no really, I rock at Tetris" people, give it a shot.

"Whateva! I'll do what I want!"

Woot goes to CES, makes fun of everyone. Hilarious.

Definitely one of my favorite movies of all time.

I'm probably going to try tackling Haskell this year as my new learning project, and there's quite a bit of useful information in there.

The EFF is submitting requests for DMCA exemptions to the US Copyright Office. Among others, they are asking for an exemption for iPhone owners to be able to jailbreak their own devices.

Note that this is different from exempting the iPhone Dev Team, who create and distribute the jailbreaking solution, from lawsuit and/or persecution under the DMCA. This is solely for iPhone owners to do what they want with the device they paid for.

Interesting idea; place decals of Photoshop windows on top of advertisements. Clever.

Not sure who the author is trying to convince here, the reader or himself. Either way, it doesn't work. Only 7 more days.

Louie Mantia of The Iconfactory just released another freeware icon set, this time in the style of WALL•E. They look simply fantastic.