February 2012
2 posts
January 2012
3 posts
Incredible talk by an electronic products...
December 2011
6 posts
Genius Mix: Sail Away - Randy Newman
Sail Away Randy Newman
Absolutely Sweet Marie Bob Dylan
Jockey Full of Bourbon Tom Waits
River Man Nick Drake
CC Rider Old Crowe Medicine Show
King of Carrot Flowers Part 2 & 3 Neutral Milk Hotel
Hang Onto Yourself David Bowie
Old Soul Song Bright Eyes
Don’t Let It Get Your Down Spoon
Cold Water Tom Waits
Ballad Of A Thin Man Bob Dylan
You Can Leave Your Hat On Randy Newman
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November 2011
3 posts
October 2011
1 post
September 2011
1 post
The Age of Mechanical Reproduction →
As John Gruber pointed out: “Read it, you won’t regret it.”
August 2011
2 posts
July 2011
3 posts
“It is more important that innocence be protected than it is that guilt be...”
– John Adams
June 2011
10 posts
“Story + production + director in movies is exactly equivalent to user experience...”
– Dustin Curtis
One Blog Post is Worth a Thousand Portfolio Pieces →
May 2011
3 posts
Resizing Rounded Rectangles with Direct Select... →
Filing this away for my own sake. Always end up forgetting how it is done and have trouble looking it up.
April 2011
7 posts
ShowOff.io - The easiest way to share localhost... →
Going to give this a shot this weekend. Very exciting.
The Cicada Principle and Why It Matters to Web... →
“We didn’t invent the idea of media cataloging. But Mike Matas made it pretty and...”
– Success, and Farming vs. Mining
March 2011
3 posts
A Vim Must-Have: NERDTree →
This is an absolute must if you’re using Vim full time. It’s especially helpful on new projects where you’re not entirely familiar with the file structure. Once you’ve got it installed this is a great hack to drop in your .vimrc file to help you both mirror and toggle the file list with a single keystroke:
" guarantees that the NERDTrees for all tabs will be one and the...
February 2011
10 posts
Pondering: Is Health Insurance the New Social... →
I think so.
Browser Specific Styles Epiphany
I’m assuming I’m a little behind on this one, since I discovered it in the source of the new HTML5 initializer. Either way, it’s beautifully simple. I’ve always hated using separate stylesheets for browsers, and hacks are ugly and mysterious.
By using a bit of conditional comments on the html tag’s class, you can create separate classes for each browser.
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