Gorgeous.

The only valid reason explaining why the Bloomberg design will not change is the behavior of its users. Users who favor complexity and clutter over efficiency and clarity to sustain a fictive status symbol.

The game is afoot!

Also, I’m super stoked about the CSS 2.1 appendices.

Also, I just lost the game.

No, I never thought I’d see this much wire in one place.

On the button seek-time latency front: if I’m nuking something for 6 minutes or less, I’ll hit minute plus x 6 instead of hunting for the numbers and the start button.

Beautifully pixelated images.

What more can you ask for? You must eat here next time you’re in New York City.

We all know, I think, that a tomato is a fruit not a vegetable… So I was prepared for a shock, but not the magnitude of what I actually found.

I’ve been using the wrong browser all along. Check out these stats on Internet Explorer!

This makes me happy.

I promise.

Amazing. Thanks for making the internets a better place, squareFactor :)

I’m in. I’ve gotta get me a case of that Mountain Dew.

Firefox extensions…. Fixing things Mozilla got wrong since 2004®

Fun fact: this webcomic was one of the “couple more websites” I looked at this time.

Wade Shearer, on the not-so-semantic difference between ‘user experience design’ and ‘interaction design’.

View the source on this one :)

Brilliant :)

Check out this new Wordle to see everything I’ve bookmarked on Delicious in the past couple of years. (Click on a word to see the links).

I really dig this todo list. I’m a list sort of guy, and sometimes my lists get a bit unweildly. This notepad seems like a clever solution to my priority problems…

Stop giving people choices. And if you can’t do that, at least stop making iPhone apps, kthx?

In the beginning there was NCSA Mosaic, and Mosaic called itself NCSA_Mosaic/2.0 (Windows 3.1), and Mosaic displayed pictures along with text, and there was much rejoicing…

Great job on this one, GuerilLA. I’m still grinning :)

this is one hundred percent awesome.

399999999999999 - 399999999999998 is pretty simple, right?

everything’s editable. this is hot. they even made it 160 dpi so it prints the exact size of an iPhone screen :)

Calling “dregs” is actually a great marketing strategy. It lets the community know that you’ll backstop them, you’ll worry about what’s left, and you’re happy to be generous.

Check out the top apps from the App Store. Medialets is tracking based on genere, price and more. They provide a much clearer picture than Apple of what’s hot and what’s not, for the apps they’re integrated with.

“Robots No Follow” … This phrase could save your life one day. And the shirt is made from 100% awesome.

Get it. If you’re already using Firefox, this one’s crazy faster and the memory leaks are fixed. If you’re still using the browser that shipped with your operating system, you ought to be ashamed of yourself.

I can’t get enough of this guy. Check YILA feat Scroobius Pip — “When I grow up I want to be an astronaut…”

After looking at this site, I’m almost ashamed that I only do lame things with my Moleskine. Like writing in it.

clever.

An interesting experiment in social media… Leave a disposable camera in public with a note that says: “I attached this camera to the bench so you could take pictures. Seriously. So have fun. I’ll be back later this evening to pick it up.”

Best use of Mario Paint ever!

Save A Developer. Upgrade Your Browser.

Dan le Sac VS Scroobius Pip’s “Thou Shalt always Kill”

From The “Blog” of “Unnecessary” Quotation Marks.

If you want to laugh at somebody, try laughing at the sheep out there who go to the mall unarmed trusting in me to stand guiard over their lives like a God.

Blue Ipod Nano :: NOT FOR RESALE :: Our Price: $8,500.99

BRINGO dials the 800 number, navigates the phone tree for you, and gives you a call when you’re connected to a human. Brilliant.

People tend to hold overly favorable views of their abilities in many social and intellectual domains. Not only do these people reach erroneous conclusions and make unfortunate choices, but their incompetence robs them of the ability to realize it.