Thursday, January 27th, 2005
Mike Davidson: The iPod End Game
More than you expect.
Archive for January, 2005
Tuesday, January 25th, 2005
Amazon.com: Electronics: K-Byte Zipit Wireless Instant Messenger – Blue
Requires no service fee or PC
Easily connects to any home Wi-Fi or open (free) wireless network
Features a “MyFriendz Key” to locate online friends
Family-friendly; immune to viruses and pop-ups
Available in a variety of fun colors
Teaching Art Online?
Tuesday, January 25th, 2005intro
Welcome to Draw! – a resource created by AccessArt for students studying “A” Level Art, or on Foundation and Undergraduate courses, and for Lifelong Learners of all ages.
The resource is based upon artist-led teaching which has taken place in a number of museums and colleges in the Cambridge area, including Kettles Yard, The Museum of [...]
Consumption and Cultural Discovery
Tuesday, January 25th, 2005Left Center Left: Best Rock Albums of 2004
AudioScrobbler may just do away with my “analog” version of finding new music.
You see, in the past every time someone published some of their library or a best of list or a listening roll I would cobble it, typically by posting an entry or PDF’ing it (OSX [...]
Low Starbucks Density
Tuesday, January 25th, 2005Maximum Starbucks density (kottke.org)
6 around us in Portland, Maine. I like it that way.
hot reveal(ing) watches
Monday, January 24th, 2005hot reveal
Love these watches. Not just the orange one, click around. I’m buying!
History for the rest of us…
Monday, January 24th, 2005Museum Collections Find a Home Online
“History belongs to everybody; it shouldn’t be locked away in dark rooms,” says Michael Edmonds, deputy administrator of the Wisconsin Historical Society’s library-archives division. “It should be on everybody’s laptops at Starbucks.”
It’s a great move—I’d like to be able to buy more prints of more objects I see in these [...]
Density
Monday, January 24th, 2005MICHAEL WOLF | PHOTOGRAPHY | HONGKONG
Some was featured in Dwell. This is stunning stuff. I want more context shots—show me!
two more things related to parsons
Saturday, January 22nd, 2005Julia Set
Bikes Against Bush
Informative EE review
Saturday, January 22nd, 2005IT-Enquirer – ExpressionEngine 1 Year Later
ExpressionEngine has just turned version 1.2.1, and it%u2019s doing fine. A year ago, when it was first released, we called it a full-scale Content Management System. After one year of adding modules and fine-tuning what%u2019s there, we can only confirm that statement.
In one year%u2019s time, ExpressionEngine has gained an Image [...]
Photo Gallery Solution built-in
Friday, January 21st, 2005ExpressionEngine | Photo Gallery Module
I want to compare moving our news engine (and micro-content management) from MT 2.6.x to either MT 3.x or ExpressionEngine.
With MT the biggest plus for us at Bowdoin is how we run it as a micro-content management tool on a staging server. The user collects data, edits entries/stories, or somewhat static [...]