I just saw this thanks to Kevin Smith.

I took it.

This is a terrific utility. Now with .Mac synchronization added.

“A free service that lets you decline paper catalogs you no longer wish to receive.” Missing a few key catalogs, though (e.g., PC Mall) and light on disambiguation.

Theyt’re not terrific commercials, but the natural side-lighting, the use of the matte black backdrop to display the AT&T and Apple logos, and the revelation of the backdrop’s on-the-street context in the final frame make for a beautifully articulate mix of naturalistic and highly managed set design.

The next round of drinks is on Mike Davidson.

Thousands of rubber balls go flying down a hill.

The lionization of Ian Curtis is in full force. See also this Times story about two upcoming feature films on the same subject matter. Alternate title: “The Tail End of the Baby Boom Generation Demands You Worship Joy Division.”

Exhaustively designed computer table.