Tag: webdev

Bookmarks for September 29, 2010

Bookmarks for July 23, 2010

  • Janet Fitch's 10 rules for writers | Jacket Copy | Los Angeles Times
    Actually, these aren't half bad, and if I could make more of an effort to remember them, it'd probably lift my writing quite a lot.
    Tags: writing, tips
  • Wayward Alzheimer's patients foiled by fake bus stop – Telegraph
    Architectures of control, right here. Nice.
  • The ever-arrogant Apple « Observatory
    I admit to coming off like a bit of an Apple fanboy, but still, this piece really nailed something for me: if Apple are sometimes arrogant (and I don't think there's a dispute about whether or not they are) then it's because they've earned the right to be by leading the way in personal computing on a technology level for decades now. They may not have been the most successful financially, but they've been the game changing-innovators since before the iPod, never mind the iPhone and iPad. And if someone comes along that can humble them, then I will sincerely welcome them but it hasn't happened yet. The reason I buy Apple products is that they're the best on sale at the moment, and as soon as someone comes along that offers me a better experience, I'll switch.
  • Stuart Roebuck: Mobile Proxy Cache content modification by O2
    I'm a little fucked off about this, but not quite willing to throw my toys from the pram over it – not least because I can't, having just signed up for another 18 months. But it's one to keep an eye on, and one to be professionally aware of, at least, as more clients start asking up for iPhone/iPad tailored content.
    Tags: iphone, webdev, ipad, o2

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Bookmarks for February 6, 2008

  • Movement (Schulze & Webb)
    S&W talk about movement as a metaphor for the web, and in the process, introduce a means of syndicating form-type actions via a modified RSS protocol they’re calling Snap. Potentially a huge change in the way people will interact with websites, here.
  • What makes a great portrait?
    A number of big name photographers answer the question. I’ve only skimmed this right now, because I’m barely awake, but it looks interesing enough to come back to when I can get more then 2 neurons to fire at once.