I made this one as a tribute to the brilliant work of jebni at antipopper, but you can make your own (via uber-coolhunter lorbus): Speaking of antipopper, a recent post there takes us along on a fascinating wander through hobbyist production, consumer desire, and the politics of the boycott.

Via things magazine, I came across Bootleg Objects, which is an interesting project that questions the neat analog-retro vs. techno-futurist-digital divide. A 1970s Bang and Olufsen hi-fi repurposed as DVD player, a Technics turntable that doesn’t turn, displaying cutouts of vintage record covers instead. I like.

In the emerging tradition of weekend blogging, here is a post concerned exclusively with silliness. You have to love Monty Python to get this – and if you don’t love Monty Python, then what, may I ask, is wrong with you? At iFilm you can watch the “knights of the roundtable” song-and-dance scene from The […]

I don’t know about you, but every time an attack of redesignitis has hit me, the initial euphoria of a fresh new layout has been quickly followed by hours of late-night panic as I try to repair whatever insults or injuries I have done to my style sheets. If your mental health is more important […]