Images of Brian Eno’s recent 77 Million Paintings installation at the Sydney Opera House.
WANT: Neuton CE 6 Rechargeable Lawn Mower.
David Lynch’s new Interview Project.
WANT: Bali 12-Bottle Wine Rack.
Neil Voss’s music generating iPhone puzzler, xgon.
Hulu Desktop beta for Mac OS X.
Use the Mac OS X app Self Control when you need to limit your online temptations.
WANT: Victorinox Travel Alarm 1884 Limited Edition (above)
How David Beats Goliath: When underdogs break the rules, by Malcolm Gladwell.
Glitch Sequencer: Cellular automaton based MIDI sequencer.
Font Squirrel offers handpicked free fonts for graphic designers with commercial-use licenses.
LOST labels for your DHARMA Initiative needs.
Mega-Regions and High-Speed Rail, by Richard Florida.
Rare Book Room as an impressive collection of hi-res images of full ancient books,
Peruse pics from the First 100 Days in the Official White House Flickr Photostream.
25 years of logos from Duffy & Partners, one of our favorite agencies.
Song of the Vine, an illustrated history of wine.
Skip Hulu Commercials with this nifty Greasemonkey script.
Five Ways To Market Yourself During A Recession.
jQuery Style is a resource for all things jQuery.
The history and cover art of science fiction published by Penguin Books from 1935 to 1977.
The different kinds of people that there are. Funny.
If the newspapers think they’re such hot shit, they should make their own Hulu and stop whining.
A long, rambly exploration of the state of computing with no real conclusion…, by Steven Frank of Panic software.
U2′s Linear is a short-film to accompany their latest release. Yay, Anton Corbijn.
A court rules your MySpace page isn’t private. So, don’t post anything you wouldn’t want published in your home town newspaper without your consent.
Paul Frank’s partnership with Bugaboo = two great tastes that go great together.
Denon’s new DP-200USB turntable rips vinyl straight to MP3; no computer required to record and encode, just to edit.
The secrets of making a vinyl record (video).
The secret, social lives of bacteria; they talk to one-another.
While other sites are unveiling their exhaustive, best-of-the-year lists, I thought I’d offer a few of my favorite things from 2006*, in no particular order: