I feel like there should be a "meme museum" or "hacker history" website that catalogs and celebrates all these stories in perpetuity. It seems like a few classic stories pop up on HN, Reddit, et al. every 6-9 months, seemingly discovered anew. I don't think its a bad thing, but it does suggest there isn't an organ that gives a permanent home or chronological history of these important ideas.

I've started a project for exactly that. It's not in stealth, as such, but it's in early pre-alpha.

It's ugly, bug-ridden and deeply flawed, but if anyone wants to have a play, email me.

folklore.org would be a likely candidate. Currently only Apple but they say the intent is to expand its scope.

DanielBMarkham started that using 'quotefeed' but it didn't really take off.

That was an excellent quote.

I also found this to be a great quote: "My skunkworks project was beginning to look real with help from these professionals as well as others in graphic design, documentation, programming, mathematics, and user interface. The secret to programming is not intelligence, though of course that helps. It is not hard work or experience, though they help, too. The secret to programming is having smart friends."