How many products make up a project? - Raganwald
' (...) understanding that the capacity of a team to effectively develop simultaneous products is nearly always one. That’s right, no matter what the size, teams are most effective when they work on one product at a time. '

Holding a Program in One's Head - Paul Graham
Paul G's posts sometimes spark heavy discussions, either you like what he says or you don't; but he definitely is clear in what he means

How Not To Drown in Info: Evernote - Cecilia Weckstrom
As this is the blog of a LEGO designer, there's also this impressive video made by enthousiasts

Check out Digital Digressions by the way, if you're at least a bit into design

andreasviklund.com on Technorati
I was looking around to see what exactly Technorati means with Authority. Apparently it is the amount of links and/or trackbacks you have to your site. This guy has some open source web templates, which are linking back to his website. This leads to the situation that he has more linkbacks even than the most popular site according to Technorati, Engadget. As he remarks himself, that is a bit weird situation. It even leads to Technorati saying his Rank is 1 (so, their no. 1), but he's not in their Top 100 of most popular blogs. While this situation is going on for some time already, they still haven't don't know what to do with him.

Microformats are not an API - Dare Obasanjo
People talk a lot about microformats, but I never really grokked them. Still they sound important so I'll link to this anyway :-/

HTML is the New Assembly Language - Scott McMaster
In the near future at least, sounds plausible
Example of why Developers shouldn't be unsupervised :) - Adel Khalil