They forgot number 11. In the age of widespread broadband availability, thou shalt not paginate single page Top 10 articles to capitalize on advertising dollars.
Gizmodo takes a tour of the Lego Secret Vault which contains (almost) every lego set every created.
Create your own virtual LEGO creations then order the bricks to build them again in real life.
Awesome Firefox plugin for browsing photo and video sharing sites. Much like DestroyFlickr that I mentioned previously, it allows you to view higher resolution versions of the photos on a darker background.
Tremendous new photo blog at Boston.com. The photo essays are just amazing.
For those generous souls out there, this is at the top of my “Shit I Want” list.
Coming from Blik are official Nintendo Wall Decals featuring Super Mario Bros, Donkey Kong, and New Super Mario Bros. I’m totally digging the Donkey Kong set.
Excellent infographic on the subject.
With the release of Firefox 3 front-end developers have some new toys to play with. But the old toys must not be forgotten since much of the Firefox base will be still using FF2 for some time. The need is still there to test your latest and greatest web applications on both browsers. Along comes this nifty app called MultiFirefox. It allows you to manage you Firefox browser installs and profiles and choose which profile gets launched with which browser. Giving you the power to run both FF2 and FF3 at the same time. Good stuff.
Lots of great stuff hear. I’m going to need to block out an entire day to watch most of the videos I’m interested in. ([via Daring Fireball](http://daringfireball.net/linked/2008/june#thu-19-google_io))