December 2011
3 posts
SarahLacy.com | Attention World: Don't Give the... →
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The Rise and Fall of Bitcoin | Magazine →
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Lessons from Chile: How To Solve The European... →
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November 2011
5 posts
“Programming is the art of figuring out what you want so precisely that even a...”
– Anon (via randomguy3)
October 2011
5 posts
How to Get Your Game Idea Made into a Game →
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September 2011
3 posts
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.osx →
onethingwell:
A collection of OS X tweaks, from the popular (disabling autocorrect) to the obscure (enabling AirDrop on unsupported Macs).
August 2011
1 post
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July 2011
2 posts
rs/SafariOmnibar - GitHub →
minimalmac:
Safari Omnibar is a Safari SIMBL plugin aiming at mimicing the Chrome’s smart location bar which combines location and search.
From the department of “Hell yes!”
(via Cheri Phillips)
June 2011
3 posts
Firefox does it wrong →
daylenyang:
The first launch of an application is arguably the most important. It’s the first impression; it’s when the user decides if they like your app or not. The app should have an immersive first-run experience, and here’s where Firefox does it wrong.
Once you’ve dragged Firefox to your Applications…
May 2011
3 posts
Guest Blog: You can increase your intelligence: 5... →
Activity / iOS UI Patterns (beta) →
April 2011
6 posts
“Now, there’s one thing you might have noticed I don’t complain about:...”
– George Carlin: Once a great comedian, always a speaker of the truth. (via winstonwolfe)
Books on Software →
felttip:
This is a list of books that every software project manager should read. Generally the ones that should be read first are at the top of the list. On software projects: The Mythical Man-Month by Frederick Brooks. Another one of my first books on software projects, it describes many concepts…
Marco.org: Facebook's Open Compute Project →
marco:
Facebook just released Open Compute Project, their now-public datacenter and server design, optimized for situations in which hundreds or thousands of servers are needed such as the biggest websites and web-hosting companies.
The hardware is somewhat similar to what Google revealed in 2009,…
March 2011
6 posts
Watchmarc:
thedailywhat:
Movie Trailer of the Day: First official trailer for Super Size Me director Morgan Spurlock’s “Inception of documentaries,” POM Wonderful Presents: The Greatest Movie Ever Sold.
The film, which explores the often invasive world of product placement, is set to open in theaters April 22.
[yahoo.]
:-)
Watchfenwayfrank:
Memolane Transforms Social Data Into Visual Timelines. You can use Memolane to capture, create, search, comment and share your history. The company was founded in Spring 2010 by a team of young and talented entrepreneurs. Memolane was the winner of StartupWeekend Copenhagen 2010.
Twitter Was Act One →
February 2011
1 post
January 2011
8 posts
This Life of Leisure: The Best Songs of 2010 You... →
thislifeofleisure:
“LA Water” - Helmet
Helmet was the East Coast reply to grunge in the 90s. They were grittier, harder, lacked even the slightest bit of hippyness, and they had short hair (a revolutionary thing for a metal band at the time). Their latest album features this gem of a song deriding their current…
Jailbroke is a bad idea →
But I have to say that my iPad is jailbroken..till Apple fix AirPlay (via minimalmac)
Correct iPhone autocorrect →
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Demented Genius →
December 2010
2 posts
“Foursquare check-ins, and Facebook status updates? Justin Frank, a psychoanalyst...”
– Casey Schwartz (via soupsoup)
the truth about facebook status and foursquare chek-ins ..guilty!!!
November 2010
2 posts
Watchmnmal:
Jason Fried at TED: Why work doesn’t happen at work
The Case Against Personal Blogging →
thislifeofleisure:
Every now and then I question the wisdom of personal (or generalized) blogging. Sure, back in the 90s, you could derive a lot of benefit from the practice, because so few people were doing it. Jason Kottke immediately springs to mind as the general-topic blogger everyone wanted to emulate.
This…