Feb
25
Mechanically impractical but geometrically beautiful
interface inYerFace
the good, the bad, and the UXly
Jan
8
![I question the hierarchical flow from ‘special’ to ‘regular’ and from ‘keeper’ to ‘resale’, but otherwise, this categorization of t-shirts is amusing.
thedailywhat:
Infographic of the Day: Nick Foster says: “I have a T-shirt problem: after years of buying them, my house is now full. Whilst recently trying to tidy up the situation I realised that I was subconsciously categorising them. As with everything on the internet, it ain’t a ‘thing’ until it’s visualised in an infographic.”
(Embiggen.)
[kottke.]](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_leqaiefngn1qzpwi0o1_400.jpg)
I question the hierarchical flow from ‘special’ to ‘regular’ and from ‘keeper’ to ‘resale’, but otherwise, this categorization of t-shirts is amusing.
Infographic of the Day: Nick Foster says: “I have a T-shirt problem: after years of buying them, my house is now full. Whilst recently trying to tidy up the situation I realised that I was subconsciously categorising them. As with everything on the internet, it ain’t a ‘thing’ until it’s visualised in an infographic.”
(Embiggen.)
[kottke.]
(via thedailywhat)
Nov
24
YES.
integrated into the border of each image is a power cord, which is conspicuously unplugged. The imperative couldn’t be clearer: Turn off the computer, get out of the house, and go hear to some live music.
(via GOOD)
Nov
16
![thedailywhat:
Lost Sign the Day: Spotted in Minneapolis.
[thanks phil!]
Cheeky neighborhood communication design. Gotta love it. This is to the tune of one I found in West Philly on Labor Day weekend:
The scotch tape in the former flyer takes the cake, however. Well done, you facetious flyer creator! I salute you.](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lbyintbtR71qzpwi0o1_r1_400.jpg)
Lost Sign the Day: Spotted in Minneapolis.
[thanks phil!]
Cheeky neighborhood communication design. Gotta love it. This is to the tune of one I found in West Philly on Labor Day weekend:
The scotch tape in the former flyer takes the cake, however. Well done, you facetious flyer creator! I salute you.
Feb
11
- Brain: Are you thinking what I'm thinking, Pinky?
- Pinky: Egad, Brain, I think so, but if Google tries to have Facebook and Twitter's babies, won't they suffer from severe genetic deficiencies? …And who will get custody of the children?!
The Traceability of an Anonymous Online Comment
A recent privacy study from Berkeley shows how far such a strategy might reach. The Berkeley researchers found that nearly all of the top 100 sites on the web contain some sort of “web bug,” another term for the hidden web connection that allows a third party to automatically track a user on the site. Some of these sites will load dozens of web bugs on each page visit, which will litter user data far and wide on third party servers.
Read the whole post at Freedom to Tinker.
Or, check out KnowPrivacy.org, and watch their short video on web bugs.
And download the Firefox (ahem) add-on Ghostery. It’s amazing and scary:
Now that’s what I call a delightful baking interface.
(via justbesplendid)
Buzzed and confused
Google Buzz, day 1:
If nothing else, Buzz thus far has lived up to it’s name.
But inYerFace says, “Buzz, buzzz…boring!!”
Yes.
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Feb
10
A critical moment for my gmail filters
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