It’s a shame this wasn’t taken at a wide enough angle to include the roast beef carving station at the local Baby on a Dog.

Rock the Net, a compilation CD put out by Future of Music supporting Net Neutrality, looks pretty excellent

Including a new track from The Wrens!

Better CSS font stacks

Upgrade your thinking on web typography

daryn:

Sunday, July 6th, 4:00pm King’s Hardware ( map )

That’s right, we’re having our first Seattle meetup on Sunday the 6th! Come join us at King’s for delicious food and drinks, an excellent jukebox, and a sunny patio (and they have skeeball!)

So far, karion, suitep, and daryn will be there, how about you? Reblog and spread the word!

(photo from The Kozy Shack on flickr)

Tumblrs at the toolshed. Sure, why not.

Christopher Blizzard’s whoisi looks pretty interesting

Sort of a wiki to track what people are doing, minus the hoopla of FriendFeed

I’m loving Vulture’s campaign to nominate ‘Wall-E’ for Best Picture

I was pushing for ‘The Incredibles’ in 2006, here’s hoping!

Your word of the day: spatchcocked

Much more fun to say than “butterflied”

Imagine imposing a tax on every corporation in the developed world, collecting $100 per white-collar worker per year, and then directing one third of the proceeds to curing AIDS and malaria. That, effectively, is what Bill Gates has done.

—Anil Dash, from a very thoughtful piece on the legacy of Bill Gates. I think the part where the argument falls apart is that the Gates foundation owes as much, if not more, to the prodding of Melinda than Bill’s inherent good will, but I certainly won’t deny the good that the foundation has already done and will certainly continue to do.

Intel: Vista outside

Intel won’t be upgrading 80,000 of its employees’ computers to Vista

The Website Is Down

“I can’t ‘sort by penis’”