18 March, 2010 at 15:46
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thedailywhat: Threadless is celebrating ten years of being incredibly awesome with an incredibly awesome All-Tees-For-$10 sale… Yay for Threadless!

thedailywhat:

Threadless is celebrating ten years of being incredibly awesome with an incredibly awesome All-Tees-For-$10 sale…

Yay for Threadless!

17 March, 2010 at 22:00
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Safari 4 in Safari 4

webkitbits:

Joshua Jones has made an experiment in WebKit which clones the Safari 4 interface with CSS3 and does not use any images.

Don’t know how webOS apps’ interfaces get composed, but this feels to me like taking Palm’s approach to creating apps one step further. Any out there have a CSS–based UI?

17 March, 2010 at 14:07
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Palm’s new ad reminds me of a Windows Phone 7 Series video.

16 March, 2010 at 22:48
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Need for Speed World Announces Its Beta

We’re going back to Rockport! And Palmont, though in my mind it’s a less exciting city.

But not console compatible? That blows. At least port it over to the Mac if they’re insisting on keyboard–and–mouse gameplay. EA’s heard of the Mac right?

16 March, 2010 at 22:25
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breefield: Mock up of Things for iPad. Wait, find a girl, settle down and propose all to be done today? Joking aside, seeing this has finally given me a reason to be excited about iPad. I still want handwriting capabilities though.

breefield:

Mock up of Things for iPad.

Wait, find a girl, settle down and propose all to be done today?

Joking aside, seeing this has finally given me a reason to be excited about iPad. I still want handwriting capabilities though.

16 March, 2010 at 22:01
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The USA, As One–Big–Neighborhood Or “The USA, Australia–ised”. Can’t find/Haven’t found it on GOOD’s site, but judging by the URL it’s submitted by a user named “keaney”. Never even knew GOOD does user submissions.

The USA, As One–Big–Neighborhood

Or “The USA, Australia–ised”.

Can’t find/Haven’t found it on GOOD’s site, but judging by the URL it’s submitted by a user named “keaney”. Never even knew GOOD does user submissions.

15 March, 2010 at 20:42
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grom:

“I like to eat” serie by Motorbot

15 March, 2010 at 20:06
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The Amazing Matchstick Aircraft

Step 1: Take a razor blade and slice a wooden matchstick in half (make sure to leave the red tip intact).

Step 2: Use glue, and the remaining half of the matchstick to design your plane.

Step 3: Catch a bunch of flies and put them in a jar. Place the jar in the freezer, and in…

14 March, 2010 at 21:15
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14 March, 2010 at 11:59
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Watching F1: 2010 Bahrain GP

  • Weren’t tire blankets going to be banned this season? Did someone change their mind or were the BBC commentators talking rubbish last year?
  • Everybody has the first three letters of their surname as their abbreviation, but Schumacher’s is “MSC”?
  • Wonder what Glock’s talking about with Richard Branson. Kinda hard to see Branson understanding the technical stuff.
  • That’s a very broken–sounding Hispania.
  • Still haven’t heard anything about what happened to Petrov’s Renault?
  • Tough luck Vettel.
  • So Vettel’s got a broken engine, Alonso and Massa might overheat their very precious engines, and Hamilton was almost overheating his brakes. It’s like rock, paper and scissors. Well, maybe not.
  • Is there really any point replaying Hamilton overtaking Vettel? There wasn’t any drama.
  • Rosberg should get Vettel no problem right? What’s the gap?

13 March, 2010 at 23:38
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Just watched the F1 qualifying. I already knew the grid, but seeing the 2010 cars and their paint schemes in static ain’t quite the same as seeing them in motion. Sauber’s colour scheme is my favourite this season. It’s not quite as striking as Brawn’s last year, but it’s like a slightly more mature or more professional variation of it. Which I prefer.

Just watched the F1 qualifying. I already knew the grid, but seeing the 2010 cars and their paint schemes in static ain’t quite the same as seeing them in motion.

Sauber’s colour scheme is my favourite this season. It’s not quite as striking as Brawn’s last year, but it’s like a slightly more mature or more professional variation of it. Which I prefer.

12 March, 2010 at 17:49
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EMs and IFRAMEs

staff:

Those funky IE–only <iframe> attributes we were injecting in themes have been adjusted to be 100% valid XHTML. Same for the Submit, Ask, and Answer forms.

We also switched the Rich Text Editor to use <em> and <strong> tags instead of <i>s and <b>s.

fuckyeah.

11 March, 2010 at 00:15
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The Orb House by Bojan Simic

The Orb House by Bojan Simic