# Magic in Type Desktops: Disney's Sleeping Beauty's Castle drawn entirely with type in the beautiful "Affair" typeface. A simply stunning desktop wallpaper.

# Fascination Burnout: "I am fascinated,” I insisted, “That’s the problem. I am suffering from fascination burnout. Of all the things that are fascinating, I have to choose just one or two.” — This is just how I feel!

# Structure Synth and Sunflow: These are worth keeping an eye on: Structure Synth is a simple language for writing recursive scripts that can generate complex structures. Think of it like Processing, but in 3D. Sunflow is a rendering engine that excels at realistic lighting. [via]

# Backyard Shed Turned Home Office: Brian DeHamer needed a home office but lived in a crowded house, so instead he used extra space out behind his garage.

# Everyday Automation - Processing Downloaded Files: If you frequently repeat a computing task or series of tasks, consider automation.

# The Beauty of Street Photography: Street photographers strive to capture the life and culture of city streets, searching for what Henri Cartier-Bresson, probably the most famous street photographer of all, termed the ‘Decisive Moment’. Smashing Magazine celebrates the diversity and livelinesss of the world’s streets by presenting you 50 excellent examples of street photography, urban photography and photo-journalism.

# The New Fog Creek Office: Damn, I wish I were smart enough to be employed by Fog Creek. Their new offices are cool as hell - I'd never leave work! Hire me Joel - I'll code for free!

# Solving the Rubik's Cube in 16 Seconds: The Fridrich Method is a collection of more than 50 algorithms for solving the Rubik's Cube. Developed by Dr. Jessica Fridrich, a Binghamton University electrical engineering professor, it is currently the fastest way to solve the Cube.

# The Ultimate Banksy Graffiti Gallery: While necessarily incomplete due to the breadth and volume of Banksy’s artwork, this collection gathers over 100 essential pieces that tell key stories about his aims, personality and history.

# 3 ways to compress CSS files using PHP: CSS files can quickly become very long and large files take time to load. Cats Who Code have compiled 3 interesting ways of compressing CSS files by using PHP. But I have to ask, why not just GZIP the files on the server prior to delivery - isn't that how we're supposed to play?

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