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Processing seeks to ruin the careers of talented designers by tempting them away from their usual tools and into the world of programming and computation. similarly, the project is designed to turn engineers and computer scientists to less gainful employment as artists and designers. Ben Fry and Casey Reas (via notational)
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I always assumed Lincoln Logs, the popular notched sticks that are along with Lego part of a child’s first foray into architecture, were named for log-cabin-dwelling Abe Lincoln. I couldn’t have been more wrong. In fact they were invented by John Lloyd Wright, Frank’s kid, who apparently observed the interlocking beams his father had wrought…
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monstereatsdesign: Design Blog :: SPGRA | Moomin Valley d-torso
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monstereatsdesign: (via A-101 & Table and 2 Chairs (1) – Nice Paper Toys)
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monstereatsdesign: (via Clark kent – Nice Paper Toys)
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How not to screw up your career Posted on September 8, 2011 by AndrewSmith Starting a career is daunting. Office politics, poor management and unchallenging work are issues that many of us will have to navigate in our jobs. Ryan Holiday’s advice to young careerists is cynical and pragmatic. The point isn’t just to prove…
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How not to screw up your career Posted on September 8, 2011 by AndrewSmith Starting a career is daunting. Office politics, poor management and unchallenging work are issues that many of us will have to navigate in our jobs. Ryan Holiday’s advice to young careerists is cynical and pragmatic. The point isn’t just to prove…
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The Power Mac G4 Cube, a computer suspended in a clear plastic box, was designed by Jonathan Ive and released in July 2000. The Cube sported a 450MHz G4 processor, 20GB hard drive, and 64MB of RAM for $1,799, but no PCI slots or conventional audio outputs or inputs, favoring instead a USB amplifier and…
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The Power Mac G4 Cube, a computer suspended in a clear plastic box, was designed by Jonathan Ive and released in July 2000. The Cube sported a 450MHz G4 processor, 20GB hard drive, and 64MB of RAM for $1,799, but no PCI slots or conventional audio outputs or inputs, favoring instead a USB amplifier and…
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Basically, I disagree with Marco’s conclusion that “RSS is best for following a large number of infrequently updated sites.” I quite enjoy having tons of profligate feeds in Google Reader. Doing so lets me occasionally graze through content streams that I would otherwise never remember to return to in my Web browser. It works great…