Geek humour is no laughing matter, as Chris demonstrates here with his thorough dissection of that coffee mug.
CSS is weird. It’s unlike any other code, and that makes a lot of programmers uncomfortable. But used wisely it can, in fact, be awesome.
It’s not often I say this, but read the comments.
A very even-handed look at the time and data debacle in HTML5.
A single-serving website expressing the frustration and bewilderment at Hixie’s unilateral decision to drop the time element from HTML.
This is may just be the best thing on the internet about data visualisation and statistics. And sex.
They're going to get into so much trouble for this, but this data analysis is pretty great.
A thoroughly well-researched and data-heavy blog post ...complete with interactive charts!
George Clooney watches '2 Girls, 1 Cup': "Clooney puts his hand over his mouth like he's going to throw up. He bolts from his chair and walks out of the room."
David follows up on my talk at St Paul's with cornucopia of thoughts and links that's more in-depth than the talk itself.
I think we should get a whole set for the Clearleft office.
John Sutherland's excellent presentation from BarCamp Brighton.
"The cup holder is easily clamped with one hand to posts in the street, then used as a coat/bag/umbrella hanger and a drink holder." Smart.
Coffee porn, some of which is from the baristas working at Travelbag in Brighton.
The ultimate Web 2.0 social application: a bunch of people sign up to be in a tea group. People in the group issue requests for cups of tea. The app randomly picks someone to make 'em. Genius!
This brings back memories: the German equivalents of "it's a game of two halves" and "they think it's all over; it is now."
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