Walt Disney’s original vision for his Experimental Prototype Community Of Tomorrow (EPCOT) is astounding.

Unfortunately, what was later opened as “EPCOT Center” is only a terribly faint echo of the original vision.

Tools, articles, and forums for webapp performance issues.

The author describes his experience of the reactions of "the tech press" and the "blogosphere" to an interview he gave two years ago ("Ruby is slow") and a recent talk ("a business case for Scala").

In both instances he found that "the media" took what he expected would be received as mostly factual and informative information and recast it as scandalous.

He gives eight tips to consider before "clicking Post" to try to keep technical discussions from blooming into flame wars.

An book covering many details of Git. Includes layout info, setup, basic/intermediate/advanced usage, and internals.

Product-specific forums, links to manuals, general tips, etc.

Lots of discography information. Picked up a few pieces of cover art on which iTunes was giving no/bogus results. Lacked info on some local, small run and some promo disc that I have though.

Paul Graham posits that various cities send messages to inhabitants and visitors through avenues such as fashion, architecture, conversation, local culture, etc.

Rands writes about how he uses Twitter to cultivate his "tribe".

An article by David Sloan Wilson on how evolutionary theories might apply to religion and an observation that Dawkin's recent book on religion (The God Delusion) does not employ evolution in analyzing religion.

Send in your Go game records for review by stronger players, review games from weaker players. Or, just browse the archive of game reviews.

Homepage for the US association of Go players. Has links to other resources.

A social reading list service. Like del.icio.us for your reading list.

An effort to make it easy to setup community wireless networks.

user guided book recommendation system

A hardware+software combo that provides a local area oriented message board over a wireless network connection.

A social/community command line for the web.

Post and discuss product ideas (new products, improvements, etc).

Release your books into the wild (or share with someone you know) and see where they travel.

Web-based personal organizer and/or small-group colloaboration tool. Related to Basecamp from the same company.

Ask questions. Give answers.