Rave New World, ha! (0 comments)
I could have written this same thing, word for word: How I Hire Programmers (1 comment)
This is insane: Neutra Face : An Ode On A Typeface
Thought about Futura but the em space was to wide
even when condensed, no, i’ll use another type
Gill sans the G is wack when it’s in lower case
Avante gard you make me hard but helvetica you’re played
I love this rhyming couplet in the lyrics of Camera Obscura’s song The Sweetest Thing:
You challenged me to write a love song
Here it is, I think I got it wrong
Accidental poetry: Threw my phone up against the window… (0 comments)
This looks promising: Kitchen 4B: Smoked Ribs at Home (2 comments)
They are their own caricatures: Portraits of Power: An interactive portfolio of portraits by Platon of world leaders, with commentary by the photographer. (0 comments)
Möbius Bagel, I love this (0 comments)
Must have! Gnome Chomsky (0 comments)
Ok, this is just too cool: Star Wars Line Up (and I’m not even that big a Star Wars fan) (0 comments)
I wonder if this will make it to the Ubuntu repo? Google Chrome for Linux goes beta! (0 comments)
This is watchable: The Tetris God (2 comments)
“I was just in some b-roll and I loved it!”
I just used Firebug to change the background color of Flickr from #FEFEFE to #FFFFFF so I could take a screenshot of the multilingual WAR IS OVER posters to include in an old post with a perfectly white background.
Am I normal? (1 comment)
Of all the “gift guides” out there, this is one of the coolest: A Gift Guide for Canners (0 comments)
To read later: A Typeface for the Underground (0 comments)
I have my money on Bruce: My Reaction to Eric Schmidt (0 comments)
My new fav time-lapse: Manhattan bridge wiggles (0 comments)
Photoblog worth checking out: Gianni Galassi PhotoGraphia (0 comments)
Yes!
To watch later: Swell Season on Boing Boing Video (0 comments)
I have a small collection of Google Doodles, but this is pretty cool: Doodlewatch (0 comments)
Holy cow, Yokoo of Etsy fame on the front page of the NY Times: That Hobby Looks Like a Lot of Work (0 comments)
FM loses its first engineer: Andy’s Last Supper (0 comments)
Is Sous Vide the new microwave? (3 comments)
Man this looks good: My Type of Yule Log: Pork Roulade with Sausage, Pistachios and Chestnuts (and Cider Gravy) (0 comments)
Great step-by-step photos: Tackling a turducken (0 comments)
These are neat to flip through: Behind Photographs Project (though I wish there was some accompanying text) (0 comments)
The camera holster market is expanding: DIY, Bigg Lugg, Spider… (0 comments)
Currently reading and liking It’s OK Not to Write Unit Tests (I wish I’d had this when I wrote What is “test-driven development for web applications”?) (1 comment)
It seems like everyone these days is talking about the Panasonic GF1 with the 20mm f1.7 lens (I’d love to see it side-by-side with my K7+35mm macro, and I’d certainly love to take it walking around the city for a few days, without plunking down $1000) (0 comments)
Cool: Vespa four-seater (0 comments)
How to not get mugged: never leave your apartment (with apologies to Maciej, re: How To Not Get Your Blog Hacked) (0 comments)
Google is so “cute” sometimes: What Browser? (0 comments)
I’ve often wondered, what actually is activated about activated charcoal?
Activated carbon, also called activated charcoal or activated coal, is a form of carbon that has been processed to make it extremely porous and thus to have a very large surface area available for adsorption or chemical reactions.
He has a name! Helvetica Man (0 comments)
Quote of the day: It’s not a disorder if you channel it into something productive (1 comment)