Grab bag: Taste we can believe in

You absolutely have to have this t-shirt. I don’t care if you’re an Obama supporter, a McCain supporter, or a vegan. It’s hysterical.

Adding to the count of things to excoriate the Bush presidency over, two more signing statements instructing the executive branch to ignore parts of laws that were passed.

Too bad Wired didn’t get deeper into the science behind Symphony Hall’s acoustics. I’d love to read a really physics driven discussion of how the hall works.

All about DisplayPort, the new display technology on Apple’s laptops.

Programmer as Journalist is a pretty good meme. I’d argue that Dave Winer’s Newsjunk falls into this category.

Campbell Brown states the obvious: Yes, it’s a smear, and yes, it shouldn’t matter if he were an Arab or a Muslim.

Christopher Buckley: did he jump out of the National Review, or was he pushed? Whatever. Sounds like the conservative press is rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic again.

The independents are speaking up, and they’re saying, “McCain hasn’t addressed the real issues. He’s only touched on them very narrowly. This is a time when we need to address issues much more clearly than they ever have been in the past.”