Video link I’m sure I’m late to the game on this, but I stumbled upon the YouTube Reporter’s Center today and was pleasantly surprised with the content. Ultimately, the goal of this channel is to increase the number of video … Continue reading
It’s official, Justine and I will be moving to Denver, Colorado April 30th. We are in the process of trading our flip-flops for hiking boots and our margaritas for micro-brews. The adventure begins in a few short weeks. Over … Continue reading
Douglas Bowman, the visual design lead at Google, recently left his post to pursue greener pastures. In a farewell blog post, he cited a profound reason for leaving (emphasis mine). You can read the entire post here. Yes, it’s true … Continue reading
I’m not sure how long it will be around, but Fffoundtape looks like an interesting music sharing service that doesn’t actually move files. It only “finds” them on the internet and then makes collections of the found files online. I … Continue reading
I’m a pretty big fan of DropBox, the remote back up service with version control and file sharing. It works on Mac, Linux and Windows. I use it nearly every day to back up important files and pass documents to … Continue reading
Here’s a quick tip for reducing the number of emails you get in your inbox every day… Send fewer emails. Yep, that’s it. That’s the entire secret rolled into one sentence. For every email you send out, there is a … Continue reading
This is an eye-opening example of how software can become bloated over time. These images represent around 10 years of Adobe software development. It’s ironic to me that the earlier toolbars appear more user-friendly than the new ones. I suspect … Continue reading
I think we’ve forgotten something recently. I think we’ve forgotten how easily social networks allow us to connect with unbelievable speed and accuracy. There was a time when connecting with old high school or college friends meant contacting your reunion … Continue reading
LinkedIn has launched its application platform to function much like Facebook, but for professionals. But unlike Facebook, the a LinkedIn application will be required go pass an approval process to be included on the platform. Users will also be limited … Continue reading
I discovered a great way to use Google Docs as a mobile grocery list last week. All you need is a Gmail account and a mobile phone with WAP access. Justine and I both have Gmail accounts, so that part … Continue reading
