February 2010
108 posts
Code Quarterly →
About :: ride, rise, roar :: premiering in march... →
The 1KB CSS Grid by Tyler Tate :: A simple,... →
“The goal of lubricating vehicular flow was a blind, anyway; the more dramatic...”
– The New, (Mostly) Car-Free Times Square and the Triumph of Bureaucratic Compromise — New York Magazine
“Here, Obama really kicks it up a notch, combining childlike wonder with deep...”
– A History of Obama Feigning Interest in Mundane Things — Daily Intel (via lauraglu)
My Top 5 Artists (Week Ending 2010-2-21) →
Madonna (72)
The Avalanches (29)
Ludovico Einaudi (28)
Aphex Twin (25)
Lykke Li (23)
Imported from Last.fm Tumblr by JoeLaz
How to Take Better Low-Light Photos - Gadgetwise... →
Targeted Killing in Dubai: A Mossad Operation Gone... →
“Many high traffic websites like: Adobe, LinkedIn, Aol, ebay, You Tube, CNN.com...”
– Revised Font Stack | A Way Back
This is a horrible ordering use case, and there’s no reason for it. we need to start a campaign for Helv First!
“Once all proper permits are in place, Blue Bottle Coffee will open a roaster and...”
– Blue Bottle Coffee to Open in Williamsburg - Diner’s Journal Blog - NYTimes.com
(day seized. Good job, BB :))
The future of public debt: prospects and... →
Open Dynamics Engine - home →
Airports and Architecture - The World's 18... →
Pedigree: Catch - Video - Creativity Online →
great slow motion video for pedigree
I wish I went to NYU ...
inothernews:
soupsoup:
stalk:
… so that I could take a class with this professor. From deadspin “A student at NYU’s Stern School of Business sent a complaint email to a hard-headed professor about his class’s lateness policy. The professor emailed back, eviscerated the student David Mamet-style, and now it’s gone viral. Welcome to internet immorality.”
Here’s the exchange:
Sent:...
