The season finale of House was shot entirely with a Canon 5DmkII. This may not mean anything to you. But, it is a monumental point in the history of film making, technology, and creative mediums. For the first time in … Continue reading →
Polyvore is a killer app. It’s not for everyone (obviously). But, it’s quite intriguing. I’m quite surprised I haven’t heard more about it already. The gist is, you can create sets of images in the form of a collage. Check … Continue reading →
Monday 30 November is International Blue Beanie Day in support of web standards. Get your toque on, post a photo, and pop a beanie on your Twitter, Flickr, and Facebook avatars to help spread the word. Blue Beanie Day 2009 (#bbd09) on Flickr … Continue reading →
NOTATIONAL VELOCITY is an application that stores and retrieves notes. It is an attempt to loosen the mental blockages to recording information and to scrape away the tartar of convention that handicaps its retrieval. The solution is by nature nonconformist. … Continue reading →
Intel-based Macintosh computers can be protected by firmware passwords as well. via Setting up firmware password protection in Mac OS X.
I was on Joystiq – reading about the 1up layoffs – and noticed that they’ve implemented a very interesting comment approval / rating design. As people vote comments down they become less and less opaque eventually rendering them all but … Continue reading →
This is a set of shapes for making wireframes (low-fidelity web page schematics) in OmniGraffle version 5.x (Mac OS X). It consists of most of the basic elements you’ll need to create user interface specifications. The images below show the … Continue reading →
This is distressing in so many ways, George is amazing and this is mind boggling. Sent a quick, unsatisfying goodbye to the team. I watched as my access to various parts of the guts of Flickr fell away. I noticed … Continue reading →
Version 0.2 of the Art Direction Plugin is now available.