Archive for January 2010
- Mooned (2010.01.31)
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Because even lycanthropes can suddenly need a replacement jackhammer bit.
- Bet against HTML and you lose (2010.01.29)
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Bet against HTML for online distribution and you’ve backed the wrong horse
- The least honest statement Cory Doctorow has ever made (2010.01.26)
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“I don’t pretend that I have all the answers”
- Unsinkable luxury liner seeks skipper (2010.01.23)
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SEGD is hiring a new boss. Could it be the “signage” organization’s first competent hire?
- Ink-stained wretches (2010.01.23)
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What happened at Ink Canada’s Band Practice
- Designers as functional illiterates (2010.01.22)
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Natalia Ilyin: ‘The reason that designers have only a feeble grip on that chair at the table is not because design is not respected, it is because most designers cannot write’
- ‘[E]very book that is being published now depends on something that is in Twitter’ (2010.01.22)
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Mike Shatzkin is the latest to opine on the future of the book. And guess what: Everything that works for O’Reilly naturally will not work for you
- Republic of Description (2010.01.20)
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The Trailer Park Boys did their own captioning. Now they work for Republic of Doyle. And then there’s the description track
- The Michael Surtees Coding Horror Marathon continues (2010.01.19)
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Another ill-coded Web site from the loveliest Web designer with the worst coding chops, Michael Surtees