Jackson Pollack’s website has is a nifty Flash-based paint spattering program. It looks very simple, but really captures the dripping lines of paint quite well. The site’s been around for a while, but I was just reminded of it by … Continue reading
Dear Steve Jobs, It would be really cool if I could make certain preferences location-based on my Mac just like my network settings. You see, Mr. Jobs, I use my laptop in two distinctly different ways. At home I use … Continue reading
Uploaded with plasq‘s Skitch! LinkedIn launched a redesign of their site tonight that looks pretty good. I hit their site while they were launching and it looked like they were having CSS issues. Turns out they were launching a redesign. … Continue reading
Mobile LinkedIn is fantastic. I just noticed today that LinkedIn (my work-related social networking site of choice) has launched an amazing mobile site. It feels nearly as robust as their full-featured site for searching and sending invitations. I’m always shocked … Continue reading
I am increasingly impressed with the data collection and manipulation tools that are becoming available on the web for non-programmers. I first noticed Yahoo Pipes about a year ago and just noticed Dapper recently. Yahoo Pipes allows normal people* to … Continue reading
I put together a mobile presentation for BarCamp NOLA this weekend. Since I’ve been working on our mobile platform recently I’ve been taking some notes and reading about the industry’s best practices with WAP and mobile technology in general. Let … Continue reading
I was thinking to myself just the other day “wouldn’t it be great if VMWare were smart enough to keep some key combinations standard across the virtual machine chasm.” Well, they did it in the latest build of VMWare Fusion. … Continue reading
