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at DzignSpace (via B²) — absolutely OMG awesome Star Wars + Goodnight Moon mash-up

via lawnczar — just in time for the 20th anniversary of the Steve Jackson Games raid; Bruce Sterling's The Hacker Crackdown in HTML

at Beyond The Beyond (via lawnczar) — 20th anniversary of the Steve Jackson Games raid

Steve Levithan at Flagrant Badassery and his "95 [regex] theses nailed to the ES3 cathedral door"; or, what's wrong with regular expressions in JavaScript, and a more than a few suggestions on how to fix it.

at 52 Weeks of UX:

In its place is embedded support: directions, tips, cues, and other signposts that can nudge us back on track.

…this is a trend about which I have mixed feelings.

At lazytweet.com — my question about syncing the Dock Stacks and Places in the Finder sidebar.

at Smashing Magazine

via B² — …and 2 of 2.

via B² — Inspired by (and including) the ten rules from Elmore Leonard. These are great lists; though not nearly as beautiful as the actual physical copy of the Leonard book. 1 of 2.

stevenf.com – asking the important questions. again. so soon.

via B² — illegal, but fun.

Holy crap! Awesome.  For super-fantastic sumulations like this one:

at NYTimes.com — $300 911 calls and:

C-Span is just ESPN with only two teams.

at I Am Bored (via DF) — holy WTF

at Recipezaar

at Ajaxian

at Omnivoracious — looks pretty awesome

at The Boston Globe (via /.):

W2 Group’s Weber said such a rebranding is “a bit old-fashioned’’ and a new name is unlikely to impress consumers. “I think the public is smarter than that now,’’ he said.

Glad to hear them at least acknowledge that. Re-branding is a terrible idea unless you plan to back it up with real changes. As an unhappy-but-basically-locked-in Comcast customer, I hope this is the real thing.

At The Buffalo News — sad news.

FemaleScienceProfessor:

I miss the beauty of real books and the the variety of fonts and book designs. And I miss having a physical sense for how long a book is. The Kindle method of reporting the % of each book read is deeply unsatisfying. However, I find the Kindle pages very easy to read and navigate, and clicking to turn the page can be extremely handy when you have a large cat pinning down one your arms.