I suppose this is “mysterious,” in the same way that a dog claiming to hate doggie-treats would be mysterious. In the former case, the mystery is quantum mechanics. In the latter case, the mystery is a talking dog. — Debunker of recent quantum physics results

The Way We Eat Now, an essay that describes how our ancient bodies collide with modern technology (to produce a flabby, disease-ridden populace).

A free online book: Saul Gorn’s Compendium Of Rarely Used Cliches.

Some reasonably cool CSS examples at CSSPlay.

The LA times has A description of an American gulag at Guantanamo bay, with free torture, force-feeding and darkness at noon. This from the land of the free?

A management HOWTO by Guy Kawasak on How to Prevent a Bozo Explosion, including the top ten signs of bozosity.

WTF 2.0, the antithesis to the Web 2.0 madness.

A free online book, The Implementation of Functional Programming Languages.

A good Getopt long option example. If you’re writing a command line tool in C/C++ and you’re not using GetOpt, you should be beaten with your compiler.

A usability paper on the Perception of Fonts: Perceived Personality Traits and Uses from the software usability research laboratory at Wichita State.