9th
May
2001
“Apple Computer Inc. said today that it was expanding into the retail business, confirming that it planned to open its first store on May 19. A computer industry analyst said the company might open as many as 10 stores as part of a strategy to extend the Apple brand.”
posted in Apple/Macintosh | Permalink |
9th
May
2001
ME-OW! “On the occasion of having read yet another fawning blowjob for Bruce Mau (’that sound you hear is the knees of designers hitting the floor as they genuflect before the great man’) and his ‘Incomplete Manifesto for Growth,’ there’s no time like the present for: An Annotated Manifesto for Growth.”
posted in Creativity | Permalink |
9th
May
2001
ME-OW! “On the occasion of having read yet another fawning blowjob for Bruce Mau (’that sound you hear is the knees of designers hitting the floor as they genuflect before the great man’) and his ‘Incomplete Manifesto for Growth,’ there’s no time like the present for: An Annotated Manifesto for Growth.”
posted in Graphic design | Permalink |
9th
May
2001
“Space is no place for a helpful hardware store. So an astronaut is in a pretty tight spot when the doohickey on the manifold breaks and the nearest replacement is 220 miles away-straight down. Roger Spielman thinks he has an answer. Spielman is quite literally a rocket scientist for Boeing Canoga Park-formerly Rocketdyne-and he and his brethren are on the brink of a solution so simple you’d expect to find it in a cartoon. Fax it. That’s right, fax the part, then print it. Send a 3D computer-assisted design file to the International Space Station, where Interplanet Janet feeds the data into a machine that assembles the part from a bucket of powder in about a half-hour.”
posted in Industrial design | Permalink |
9th
May
2001
The iconic language of the hobo: “These Hobo Signs below, plus a large glossary of Hobo Terms are available in printed form in my book ‘The American Hoboes, Riders of the Rails.’”
posted in Logos/Symbols | Permalink |
9th
May
2001
“For your consumption: Twenty Faces, an examination of some of the better type families designed for extended reading, with highly subjective notes on usage and what to expect. (Eventually it will be thirty and, I hope, a lot less jury-rigged).”
posted in Typography | Permalink |
9th
May
2001
“While there is no perfect way to manage Web production, this guide to techniques for efficiently and consistently delivering excellent user experiences was derived from extensive research into the processes used by seasoned Web professionals.”
posted in Web design | Permalink |
9th
May
2001
“While there is no perfect way to manage Web production, this guide to techniques for efficiently and consistently delivering excellent user experiences was derived from extensive research into the processes used by seasoned Web professionals.”
posted in Web development | Permalink |
9th
May
2001
“We look at how RSS has evolved from its humble beginnings through present day and beyond. We survey all versions of RSS, including a feature comparison, a new RSS usage survey, plus format and validation information. Learn how the newest versions of RSS will move us towards a more Semantic Web.”
posted in XML/XSLT | Permalink |