Links for 2005-01-11
Posted January 11, 2005 12:21 AM.
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"It seems that every new web application now sports a "beta" tagline. Furthermore, it seems to stay that way for an indeterminable amount of time"
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Buddy Bugs is an ambient peripheral physical interface that represents Windows® Instant Messenger contact list, where people are represented by glass bugs on a leaf.
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"From cave paintings to the quill pen -- how ink, paper and pens were all were invented"
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So one of the best things about going home for Christmas was introducing my mother - queen of makeover shows - to Pimp my Ride. I don't know if she'll watch it after I've gone, but she certainly seemed to enjoy it while I was there...
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Apparently, "Life is Random". The iPod in question can apparently take around 240 songs (1 Gb), has no screen and can only be played on random...
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"The new 13-digit ISBN has been approved and plans are underway to transition to the new number industry-wide, world-wide by January 1, 2007. Find out how the expansion of the ISBN from 10-digits to 13-digits will impact your business and operations."
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The article seems to suggest that it's anti-designer, but I don't think it is. I think it's anti pompous designer, it's anti-artifice and I think it demonstrates enormous respect for the craft of design and the creation of simple, beautiful things...
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Keeps looking at BitTorrent sites to see if they're still there, closed down or consumed by enormous bandwidth costs...
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I've already paid my $1 to read the article in question, and interested in whether or not people will actually start doing this stuff. Big names first, clearly...
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Beautiful, elegant, intelligent site that sells beautiful, elegant and intelligent T-shirts to a small coterie of beautiful, elegant... you get the picture...
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I should be gripped by this, but it's so banally broadcast-oriented that it's stunning to think that internet people even wrote it. Doesn't even have identifiers for episodes or shows...
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"Moving the radio vertically changes the volume, moving the radio on the horizontal axis changes the frequency. The radio is on, when the black speaker points up in the air."
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Or at least her book. Nice cover! Very stylish indeed...
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On the 'bastardization of beta': what's happening with iCan?
→ Posted by: Frankie Roberto at January 11, 2005 12:00 PM