Strida folding bicycles.
Newport velodrome.
Firefox 3, whose “Reopen tabs from last session” functionality allowed me to recreate 2 hours of prep work in 10 minutes after my system locked up. Not only did it re-open the tabs, it re-populated the forms on the pages with all my custom changes. I nearly wept for joy. Safari remembered my tabs, but not my form modifications. Now I know what I’ll be counting on for that sort of thing.
Gmail’s IMAP implementation, which remaps “Delete” as “Remove from Inbox/Label” except in Spam/Trash where it actually deletes. Seems incongruous but it makes a lot of sense to me (Gmail’s philosophy being that “archive” is the new “delete”). Moving a message to a label “folder” just adds that label to the message, and there is a special “Starred” folder.
My new Ruger Mark III Hunter 22/45, which makes trips to the range a lot more affordable. It looks like something from a 1960’s sci-fi flick.
Ljubljana, the city I live in.
Salted pumpkin seeds.
Recipe for success or what!
— Carlitos 
My new 3G Jesus Phone!
— mafro
— Simon
Blog posts, the comments for which will be indistinguishable from spam!
— Eli Courtwright
dwm is really awesome.
awesome is awesome. (i guess).
and austrian coffeehouses are, which i miss so much here in the US.
— flo lauber
Rolling Prairie Farmer’s Alliance. Python. Girl Talk. Trism.
Kids + full diapers.
Bazaar, because I started version control on my small project in literally 5 minutes, including having a remote branch.
Electric Sheep, which proved to be the first screen saver that doesn’t blow chunks.
This post, because I got to say all the things that are awesome for me to random people I’ve never seen before.
— Martin Wilson
— Hirmes
dtrx: Intelligent archive extraction
— paulv
This blog.
— Dan
Having a Half Price Books bookstore within biking distance; Joyent shared accelerator account which runs my websites like a champ; shape note (Sacred Harp) singing; Lake Superior; the Calibri font; Ftrain.com; TADS; watching Pirates of Penzance outdoors on a summer evening; local letterpress classes; and, of course, inline lists.
Hey that Wordle thing is super neat.
The pasta I made for dinner.
— Tim
It would be awesome if I could motiavte myself to learn for the exams.
— ben
CSS remains awesome after all these years.
The MeasureIt plugin.
Public domain government photography.
My beautiful Kona Smoke 2-9 bicycle.
— Elaine
Mark, are you comparing Trader Joe’s to a ‘normal’ supermarket, to Wal-Mart, or to other organic markets like Whole Foods/Wild Oats?
— Michael R. Bernstein
Hmm, weird, I just see dingbats or something similar as text. I am going to get a check up, I must be going crazy…
— David
Wil Wheaton, Dr. Horrible and Lenni Jabour are hawesome.
— J.-M.
My grandson (4 weeks 2 days old today).
1950s – 60s Gillette TTO safety razors like the Adjustable Fat Boy
— Isaac Rivera
Kittens.
— Maaike
Elaine,
I wish I shared your enthusiasm for CSS.
That said, I’ll go out on a limb and say Javascript is awesome.
— Anonymous
Your use of “blow goats.” That saying needs resurrecting, badly.
rsync.net is awesome.
— Joel Luskin
Lurking monster curves. Tim Tams.
— James
PXSL, dogs, cats, some kinds of dinosaurs, the sea and the winds.
— hdh
Oops, I wrote attributes without quotes, and comment-12452 didn’t make it through.
PXSL, dogs, cats, some kinds of dinosaurs, the sea and the winds.
— hdh
Don’t forget sleeping over 6 hours, even if it’s once a year.
Let’s see:
Sigur Ros, whose tracks tried to save my life on a really bad Thursday; but then my life expired anyway. Well, that’s how life goes.
Tellaro, where I’ve been the latest weekend and where I enjoyed myself as much as I could.
Bang!, which I have just learned to play, but that didn’t prevent me to immediately check for national championships.
Crossword puzzles.
No computer-related stuff. That’s interesting.
Mint Mingles, Joss Whedon, Batman, Quebec City, and 5 weeks vacation a year.
— Stephanie