This is terribly addictive. Via BoingBoing, we find this page that displays image from the latest LiveJournal (a popular online diary site) updates. These images may not be work-safe (so far I haven’t seen anything naughty, but you never know), but there’s a terrible voyeuristic thrill each time you click Refresh.
That page reminded me of this Google hack (which I first mentioned here), which searches Google for file names used by common digital photography equipment. It applies a random number to the file name’s preface, and displays the Google results. It’s both fascinating and mundane.
DarrenBarefoot.com 
Same guy that did the LiveJournal barcode thingy and just like when that launched, he’s having troubles with his server. Someone should really give that guy a better place to host his little script toys.