Remains of the Day: JavaScript NES Emulator in Chrome Edition [For What It's Worth]

An intrepid JavaScript developer shows off the browser technology of the future using the gaming technology of the past, Snow Leopard has been selling like hotcakes, and why social networks should be decentralized.

• JSNES
  A clever JavaScript developer ported an NES emulator to JavaScript and it runs like a gem in Chrome.
• Apple’s Snow Leopard Is a Smash Hit
  Sales for the first two weeks of Snow Leopard have exceeded sales of both Leopard and Tiger when they were released. I guess there’s something to say for a lower price point. [Mashable]
• Music publishers: iTunes not paying fair share
  Publishers want iTunes and other music retailers to pay for everything, even the 30-second song samples. It’s a bad idea. [CNET]
• RSS never blocks you or goes down: why social networks need to be decentralized
  A good argument against counting on centralized services to run our social networks. [O'Reilly Radar]
• Bram Cohen To Deliver BitTorrent Live Streaming
  The father of BitTorrent wants to put his file-sharing protocol to use streaming live content. [TorrentFreak]
• New Brian Eno-Based iPhone App ‘Like Music For Airports Made Endless’
  “Music for Airport’s” is an excellent bit of ambient aural relaxation, and now Eno’s got a $2 iPhone app that tackles the same territory. [Gizmodo]
• The 50 best things to eat in the world, and where to eat them
  We’re dubious about any list claiming to itemize the best things in the world, but we still enjoy taking a glance for anything in our neighborhood. [Guardian]
• iTunes 9.0 is out, sadly…
  One of our favorite alternate iPod managers ends up busted as a result of the iTunes 9 update—though there is a workaround. [Floola]