Month: September 2011

@azzcatdesign That kind of problem, the responsibility of maintaining a dynamic site on ANY CMS, is why I build static PHP sites for some.

Thanks @globalmoxie and @emmaemail for an fun and informative presentation on designing for touch interfaces last night!

When @TheAVClub isn’t an amusing read the comments more than make up for it. At best they read like a snarky sitcom about smart-aleck teens.

@gruber Windows Metro looks impressive. Curious about gestures mistakenly moving things & how all new apps will be lists of content

@kadavy Wow. Amazon being out of stock with YOUR book is a good problem to have.

@adactio Opryland is definitely a biodome. Shame that’s all some folks see while they’re here.

@kadavy That is GREAT news!

Upgraded to Ubuntu 11.10 Beta 1 last night & switched to Gnome 3. Enthusiastic, but so far feel like the designers didn’t have me in mind.

@geoffa Correction: Thanks! I think The Heads-Up GRID IS pretty useful. Hoping you and others will too.

@geoffa Thanks! I think The Heads-Up Gird pretty useful. Hoping you and others will too.

New York 9/11 cover illustrations: http://t.co/vd0ERYw

@commadelimited @digital_boy Don’t know Skeleton framework, but media queries are surprisingly simple to use effectively. Nice work.

@mikeindustries @gruber Wow, that’s… giving Soundgarden WAY too much credit.

@rogerjohansson I only use named colors when I’m working something up quickly, to make an element’s size obvious. Never for a live site.

@awparks Thanks!

So…. Sass. Is it really worth it?

Revolights. Great idea: http://t.co/IwsgY8c

reviewed Pulseaudio-module-raop in Ubuntu: ????? Excellent. Now playing music wirelessly from Linux to an AirPort Express!

@awparks And those days with the fat burger and Yo! MTV Raps were outstanding.

Applied some things I learned from @beep this weekend: now-responsive Heads-Up Grid http://t.co/Bv9l3b1 the middle-sized layout needs work.