#21 is fab!

What happens to our online work after we die. Interesting comments too.

"shutup.css is a custom user stylesheet that can be applied to your browser to hide comments on many popular web sites without user intervention. "

Blog about a possible sequel to Jim Henson's Dark Crystal

Interview with 4chan's creator

"Phil Gyford (mefi's own!) realized last year that after he and his friends spent much of their professional lives freelancing, they were missing out on a key part of business life: Office Culture. So he invented his own, launching a synergizing solutioneering company site called Pretend Office complete with stock art. The key component that made the ruse complete was the inter-office @everyone mailing list, which is also online."

Fascinating. Composer Bear McCreary blogs about the themes and cues he composes for the BSG prequel, 'Caprica', with stills and audio samples and much about the reasoning behind the series' musical choices.

"Font stacks are prioritized lists of fonts, defined in the CSS font-family attribute, that the browser will cycle through until it finds a font that is installed on the user’s system."

"a new way to reveal and explore content on the Guardian site, according to "social signals" from users. Meg Pickard and Dan Catt, who have been working on the project, explain what this means"

Kieran Turner tells his story about filming at the Chelsea Hotel. Part 1.

"Those who never saw Battlestar can enjoy a compelling character drama about family conflicts, religious fanaticism, scientific ethics, domestic politics and very, very naughty teenagers. About all of life, in other words."

I like him best in small doses, so this should be good.