Paul Graham on The Power of the Marginal. An interesting essay as always.

A free online book, How to Design Programs, a reasonable introduction to low-level program design.

Snipshot, a web2.0 photo editing application.

Flickr is about pictoral art. I love how the admins and developers at Flickr have such a focus on good photography, it bleeds over into how people use it (and there’s a lot of great art there too). And it amazes me that it hasn’t degraded into a MySpace or pr0n-like Usenet. Yay passion!

A pie chart of time spent in web design.

Tim Bray on the Goodness of Unicode.

Snacksby, a very web2.0 recipe site. Give it a list of crap in your fridge and it returns a list of tasty dishes that fit your available ingredients. Not what I was planning to work on with CookBookr.com, but an interesting approach nonetheless.

Perspectives on Open Source, a rambling about a developer’s view on open source, comercial software, and how they really intersect. Longish, with a few interesting points.

The official Foster’s Character Development blog. Foster’s Home for Imaginary Friends is one of the funniest cartoons on cable (and the artwork is inspiring too).

The “It just doesn’t matter” rule, a good way to filter requirements.