- CrunchGear comments on RealNetwork’s claim that it will sell ReadDVD as if “nothing ever happened” if it wins its lawsuit with the MPAA. I don’t really see this going in favor of RealNetworks. Even if it leaves the CSS intact, it still lets you copy the DVD, thus guaranteeing a MPAA freak-out.

- Also on CrunchGear is an interesting post about a girl who sent over 14,528 messages in a single month. That’s insane. I text a lot, but I only have about half that number for the previous month.

- Lifehacker offers up an alternative to XP users who want to get the Windows 7 eye-candy but still remain within the safe zone of stable release software via several desktop customization hacks

- Shirt.woot seems to have run into a FUBAR-situation with it’s planned shirt for the day,  so instead, it’s offering another random shirt day. Joy. In for 3.

- There’s been lots of discussion in the blogosphere over the past couple of days over Google Chrome’s development path, and it’s only been increased following this CNET interview with Chrome’s product manager. He claims that a Mac version is not far away. Is it just me, or is the development for this thing moving at a very high pace? Or maybe Google has a facination with version numbers…

That’s all I have for right now. Maybe I’ll update the post later.

Kyle