King’s Cross at paulcarvill.com, the home of Paul Carvill on the web

"All one-hit wonders sound poignant. Even if you didn't like them at the time they take you back and everybody likes being taken back."

"A celebration of the life of David Foster Wallace with contributions by Don DeLillo, Jonathan Franzen, Zadie Smith, George Saunders and others."

"What follows below isn't intended to be a beginners guide to SPARQL here, we're just trying to show you a few of the queries we're using, sharing some of the useful things we've found along the way and highlight a few gotchas that have tripped me up."

"app.itize.us is a painstakingly curated presentation of the best produced and designed iPhone applications that are available for download via the App Store."

"…it’s evident that Google, Microsoft, Apple, and even Yahoo are now competing in numerous different business arenas."

"A web application used to build and maintain an archetypal, invisible website format that combines text, image, movie and sound." Read more about it at 'default design' exponent Daniel Eatock's website, http://eatock.com/ :

"The first time I made a website was in early 2000, I wanted to publish the works I was making. After experimenting with a number of templates I rejected them in favor of a list of links. This format did not seam like an ‘idea’ or ‘concept’, I had not invented it or copied it, I had made it with the same pragmatic and functional necessity as my shopping list, and my weekly to-do list. Unlike my other lists, my website list was interactive, each link opened a work in the area immediately to its right."

There are many Continuous Integration systems available. This page is an attempt to keep an unbiased comparison of as many as possible of them.

"About 200 people gathered in URLs Café at Yahoo! last night to take in the first installment of the Crockford on JavaScript lecture series. Douglas took the audience through a selective history of computer science and programming languages, focusing on the evolution of those features and conventions that would later give shape to JavaScript."

Coudal.com linked to this, and I can't put it any better than they did: "Back Then They Didn’t Call Them User Interfaces. These Antique Radio Dials are beautiful. Some are backlit and some opaque but they all are attempting to organize the same information in a way that makes physical sense for dial-based tuning while making it easy for users to understand. UI problems are rarely new, and it sometimes makes sense to look back to see the way forward."

Lovely design work comes out of Weightshift, and there's a real feeling of human endeavour behind it all.

Lots of gorgeously represented human relationship and interaction data in 2009's Feltron Report.

"Inspired by the collation and sorting of random data sources, Danish design polymaths Nan Na Hvass and Sofie Hannibal are reinterpreting information and expressing it by way of wooden sculptures, hand-benched silkscreen prints and offset posters. The result is a crafted appearance of layers and textures that belie the hard-edged nature of the raw data." — until 27 February.

"I'm going to propose this as the First Rule of Coding for Drupal: We do not write code for Drupal."

Interviews with geeks and nerds of all descriptions, about what tools they use to get the job done. It'd fascinating. I could read stuff like this all day long.

"BookBook is a one-of-a-kind, hardback leather case designed exclusively for MacBook and MacBook Pro. Available in Classic Black or Vibrant Red, BookBook brings three levels of security to your prized Mac. First, the hardback cover and spine provide solid protection from the rigors of the road. Second, the vintage book design disguises MacBook for superior security. And third, the stylish case protects you from being like everyone else because BookBook is totally original, just like you."

Not surprisingly, due to popular demand they are "Currently experiencing shipping delays…"

Apparently I had a coorrupted Script Editor on my Mac running OS X 10.5.8. I have no idea why, I just know that Script Editor wouldn't run. It would start, but it wouldn't run. Following these instructions fixed it for me.

This picture of the open pit gold-copper Cadia mine in Australia is awesome.

"It's re-use of data in new – and often unexpected – ways that creates both social value and opportunities for economic growth. It's not our job to say where data might be useful; it's our job to unleash it and allow businesses and independent developers to build innovative services which they can then deliver to users. That's the story of technology through the years – and the way the World Wide Web itself has grown over the last twenty years."

"The New York Times announced Wednesday that it intended to charge frequent readers for access to its Web site, a step being debated across the industry that nearly every major newspaper has so far feared to take."

USA VS. JAPAN TASTE BATTLE!!

iPhone and iPod Touch wallpapers created by a selection of designers and illustrators from around the world.

Everything Panic have ever made