The 88 – The Making of Love Is The Thing (via Neven Mrgan)
I continue to be consistently amazed at the power and possibility of this device.
Related: I stand in respectful disagreement with Mr. Bowler.
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by Patrick Rhone, Master Generalist
The 88 – The Making of Love Is The Thing (via Neven Mrgan)
I continue to be consistently amazed at the power and possibility of this device.
Related: I stand in respectful disagreement with Mr. Bowler.
This web app will save your company millions of dollars a year. Guaranteed!
Oldie But Goodie: Sketching with a Sharpie – (37signals)
“Ballpoints and fine tips just don’t fill the page like a Sharpie does. Fine tips invite you to draw while Sharpies invite you to just to get your concepts out into big bold shapes and lines.”
This seems like a sound theory. I’ll have to give it a try.
Morgan Freeman on Race and Black History Month – Do I even need to add to this?
@font-face: The Potential of Web Typography
The future is almost now. (via Rands)
Sunrise on the Bay by ericsenf:
Besides being one of my best friends, Eric is also becoming one of my favorite photographers.
Working at 37signals – (37signals)
Very interesting peek at how the 37 Signals crew uses their own tools to get things done.
Black Belt Productivity » What is in Your Book?
“Truth is, my family knows that if it is important to me, it goes down in my book. So if it is important to them, and they see me write it in my Circa, it makes them feel important, because they can see that it is important to me as well.”
Love this sentiment.
Logbook by Transmissions: 37signals companion apps for the Mac.
Some of you who follow my musings elsewhere may know that the idea of a Daily Log has been on my mind a bit lately. If you have a Backpack account, the Journal feature is an easy way to keep a record of what you are working on. Logbook aims to make that even easier by putting a handy way to update the Journal in your Mac OS X menubar. Seems really elegantly designed.
The Secret Diary of Steve Jobs: And another thing about Palm running ads about us
“Listen up, Palm marketing people. If you’ve just launched your big breakthrough product, and the only way you can explain that product to people is to run ads comparing it to another product – well, you’ve pretty much already lost, haven’t you”
I’m just not sure how Fake Steve can be this constantly spot on. Perhaps it is because Real Steve, and his foils, make it so darn easy.
So happy Fake Steve is back.