Quite possibly the first 4x4x4 Rubik's Cube Solver programmed using a Nokia N95 mobile phone and LEGO Mindstorms NXT. [via nam3d]

digg 365 - digg labs

As Digg Turns 5, SF Mayor Declares Today "Digg.com Day" - TechCrunch

Turn Movie Ratings Into a Game with Flickchart - Mashable

Twitter Used for Saving a Life - WebDoctus

25 Hilarious WiFi Network Names - Holy Taco

Cisco Moves Closer to Tandberg Acquisition - GigaOM

USAF Confirms New Secret Stealth Plane - RQ-170 - Gizmodo

Apple Releases Power Mac and Xserve Updates - The Foundation

ReloadEvery Keeps Web Pages Refreshed on a Schedule - Lifehacker

Apple Is Said to Be Close to Buying Music Start-Up - NYTimes.com

Lego ads - Make My Mood

Greg Rutter's Definitive List Of The 99 Things You Should Have Already Experienced On The Internet Unless You're A Loser Or Old Or Something - Link

Maker Faire Detroit 2010 - Make

Kick Off the Holidays with an Advent Calendar for Techies - Mashable

Scientists grow pork meat in a laboratory - KurzweilAI.net

HTC Hero gets a leaked Android 2.1 ROM with Sense - Engadget

Study Finds Ozone Hole Repair Contributes to Global Warming, Sea Ice Melt - Popular Science

Watch This Now: Matrix Interpreted By Legos - Nerd Salad

Video Calling Comes to the iPhone - GigaOM

Japanese Fluorescent Lamp Fighting: Insane Even Compared to Other Crazy Japanese Things - Japanese lamp fighting - Gizmodo

Sega announces Sonic Collection for DS - ComputerAndVideoGames.com

Eko: A Traffic Light Augmented by Progress Bars - information aesthetics

This 4,500 LEGO brick pop-up replica of the Buddhist temple Kinkaku-ji [wiki] was built by talapz. Very cool, indeed. [via Pig Jockey]

Previously on BC:
LEGO Music Machine - Link
Create your own medium format pinhole LEGO camera - Link
Lazy Weekend Links (Hammerhead, the CD thrower) - Link

Speckyboy Design Magazine has posted 21 movie posters recreated with Lego.  You can view all 21 posters (along with the original posters)  through the link.  Enjoy!  Link (via Geekologie)

(Thanks, Jodi!)

Christoph Niemann, who writes for The New York Times Abstract City Blog, reminieces about his time living in New York using legos.  Link [via]

Skinny Coder over at flickr put together some Lego stills of popular, classic NES games.  Gallery.

Previously:
Grand Theft Lego

Paul Romein and Greg Radzimowski put together this stop motion video of putting together a Lego Millenium Falcon.  Link [via MetaFilter]

In the spirit of the Christmas season, here is a Flickr gallery of LEGO snowflakes put together by Nelson "Big Daddy" Yrizarry.  Link [via Neatorama]

Here is a funny Super Mario Bros. stop motion video mixed with a little Pong and some other game (I'm pretty sure there weren't any men with swords in the Mario games).

Bonus clip: Here is another stop motion video made by the same director.  Tetris stop motion.

Previously:
Grand Theft Lego, Human Gaming by the GAME OVER Project