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Handy tables of unicode characters and their HTML entities broken into categories.

Handy chart that shows which browsers support various HTML5 form features.

I enjoyed this episode by Jesse, Adam, and the gang. I never really need to wear a suit, but it's amazing to the see the level of detail that can go into it.

This picture still looks like something out the future.

I'm enjoying this book by Jeremy Keith. The book itself is nicely designed too.

Nice list with concise summaries of some major features of HTML5. [via mathowie]

Nice tool for turning a word with unicode characters into the HTML equivalent.

adobe complimentary color tool

"...the rev mechanism is very powerful and very tricky, because while it doesn’t change the semantics of a link relation, it does change the relationships between the parties, with many consequences that aren’t obvious." Good arguments against using rev-canonical for short URLs. (pssst, Flickr!) [via delfuego]

An XMPP Interface for Desktop Notifications. Like Growl for web apps using an open standard. (Does Growl do this?)

"On July 14th, 1999, a programmer named Matthew Haughey made the first post on a blog he'd set up for himself and a few friends in an attempt to collect interesting links." Nice profile of MetaFilter! [via MetaTalk]

Nice collection of icons for web applications. Click Preview to see them all. [via glass]

It'd be interesting to see how much performance you'd gain moving to HTML 5. Maybe I'll try it with one of my personal sites. [via anil]

"Is there a formula--some mix of love, work, and psychological adaptation--for a good life?" [via peterme]

Handy list of world currency symbols.

This is a nice theme for Movable Type that doesn't ship with MT4.

Neat idea for finding a meeting spot. [via kottke]