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I’ve made no secret of my admiration of Jocelyn Bell Burnell, and how Peter Saville’s iconic cover design for Joy Division’s Unknown Pleasures always reminds of her.

There are many, many memetic variations of that design.

I assumed that somebody somewhere at some time must have made a suitable tribute to the discover of those pulses, but I’ve never come across any Jocelyn-themed variation of the Joy Division album art.

So I made my own.

The test order I did just showed up, and it’s looking pretty nice (although be warned that the sizes run small—I ordered a large, and I probably should’ve gone for extra large). If your music/radio-astronomy Venn diagram overlaps like mine, then you too might enjoy being the proud bearer of this wearable tribute to Dame Jocelyn Bell Burnell.

New Telegraph Who Dis? T-shirt – Bird Fur

This is my kind of T-shirt.

Cotton Bureau – Future Friendly (Red) by Brad Frost

This fetching red future friendly T-shirt would look quite good on you. Just down beam down to any planetary surfaces as part of an away team.

Profits go to the Internet Archive.

United Pixelworkers — Brighton

Now you can proudly sport a Pixelworkers T-shirt of England’s finest seaside geek town.

On our way back from New Zealand, Jessica and I stopped off in Sydney for a day. That same evening, the “What Do You Know?” event was going on—a series of five minute lightning talks from Sydney’s finest web geeks.

Maxine asked me if I could do a turn so I put together a quick spiel called Five Things I Learned from the Internet. Those five things are:

1. How to wrap headphone cables in a tangle-free way.
2. How to fold a T-shirt in seconds.
3. How to tie shoelaces correctly (thanks, Adam).
4. How to eat a cupcake (thanks, Tara).
5. How to peel a banana (thanks, Kyle) with a bonus lesson on the bananus.

At least one of those things will blow your mind. Pwshoo!

Dress Responsively, LTD

The site’s a mockup but if you want it badly enough, these responsive-themed T-shirts could be real.

Babbage and Lovelace Fight Crime T-shirt from Zazzle.com

I'm not sure I can resist ordering one of these T-shirts featuring crime-fighting duo Charles Babbage and Ada Lovelace.

Jeremy Keith | Happy Webbies are like Happy Bunnies, but for web nerds. Desktops and shirts for web designers.

Sooooo.... now you can get a T-shirt of ...um... me. This feels... odd.

Comfort T ~

"But who the hell is Jeremy Keith anyway?" No, I have no idea either.

T-Shirts (dConstruct 2007)

If you missed the conference, here's your chance to wear a little bit of dConstruct every day. Stylish t-shirts sporting a design by Kevin Cornell.

Oddica

Sith abandon ship. I want one.

Respect the DOM t-shirt

Respect the DOM t-shirt