I love the optimism in Janice Fraser’s latest essay for Adaptive Path:
It’s a Whole New Internet. Normally, an article similar to this would have just been another
link. I guess this one deserved more. Janice captures a lot of the enthusiasm and energy building up around a new connected experience.
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link 22 Apr 2005 in Technology, Web
I’ve grown tired of the need to choose which syndication formats I support (between Atom and multiple versions of RSS). I’m not about to join the debate over which format is better. I simply don’t care. I acknowledge that RSS/Atom syndication is an important technology that has changed the way we distribute and access information. But my decision to publish a feed shouldn’t be complicated by which format or how many of them I publish just to ensure I cover all possible bases.
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link 20 Apr 2005 in Site, Technology…
Garrett Dimon shares his view of a design firm’s responsibility in “
One Idea is Better than Three”. His premise is that presenting three directions to a client, then leaving it up to them to choose between the three falls short of our duty to create — and guide them to — the best design.
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link 17 Apr 2005 in Design
Once again, I find myself in Hong Kong on business. Out of the fourteen hours of our flight last night, I slept for about seven of them. Never very solidly, as we kept hitting patches of mild turbulence every half hour or so. I drank plenty of water during the flight, and am continuing to do so. Nevertheless, jet lag is already punishing me in full force.
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link 14 Apr 2005 in Locations, Personal
Prior to seeing
The Flop, you make judgements as to how strong your hand could be based on two cards dealt to you, face-down. You peek at the cards, calculate the odds, then call, raise, or fold, knowing the flop is coming. Remember, the flop can change everything in an instant. Just don’t get too cocky, because a turn and a river are potentially just around the bend.
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link 1 Apr 2005 in Site
