August 2007
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Original Macintosh User Manual with Pictures. →
Thoughts on (and pics of) the original Macintosh User Manual… One of the more striking things was how every chapter is introduced with a full-color photo of Macintosh being used. Here they are (click on them to see bigger sizes)…
Aug 31st
Mike Trotzke: on my way to Norfolk (via Twitter / Mike Trotzke)
Aug 29th
Functioning Form - Primary & Secondary Actions in... →
Aug 29th
A great 37signals post about over engineering.  →
My instincts would tell me to make a generic CSV import as well. But sometimes the desire to do things the ‘right’ way is the wrong way to go.
Aug 29th
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Aug 24th
iPhone unlocked: AT&T loses iPhone exclusivity,...
Filed under: Cellphones, Features It’s high noon, Apple and AT&T — we really hate to break it to you, but the jig is up. Last night the impossible was made possible: right in front of our very eyes we witnessed a full SIM unlock of our iPhone with a small piece of software. It’s all over, guys. The iPhoneSIMfree.com team called us up to prove their claim that they cracked...
Aug 24th
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Palm launching Linux smartphone in October?
Filed under: Cellphones The Palm rumor du jour calls for Palm to deliver its first, Linux-based smartphone in an October release. According to the DigiTimes source, the new OS will be based on Wind River System’s flavor of Linux already in use (and buggy) in Palm’s forthcoming Foleo folly. That’s right, Wind River, not ALP. Really, we don’t care whose OS it is, just as...
Aug 23rd
“We can’t be fighting the last war. We have to keep preparing to fight the...”
– Hillary Clinton sending some serious mixed messages
Aug 22nd
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Aug 22nd
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The YUI Rich Text Editor →
Maybe the output of this RTE won’t suck.
Aug 22nd
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High Scalability: Flickr architecture →
Great insight into how Flickr manages their massive amount of data and traffic. (Geeks only)
Aug 22nd
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Aug 21st
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How I use Basecamp: Property Management « b3n’s... →
Aug 21st
Linux Credit Card Re-Launches
An anonymous reader writes “The all-new Linux Fund Visa Card launched on July 24th. The Linux Fund began in 1999, and lasted until Bank of America bought MBNA and canceled the program earlier this year. Before that time the fund had distributed $100,000 a year on average. US Bank has inked a new deal to resurrect the program with new features. Currently, the project is open to ideas for...
Aug 21st
Apple G3 Beer Server
Some crazy nutjob (read: genius) Mac fan has developed the computer of my dreams, the Apple G3 Beer Server. Now from the picture you can tell that it serves beer, which is all a computer really needs to do in my book, but allegedly it still does some computing stuff too (although I am doubtful). According to an industry professional (me), nothing quite says “Honey, I’ll be locked in...
Aug 20th
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Aug 14th
Indiana Announces 2007-08 Men's Basketball...
2007-08 Schedule…Click here for full story or visit www.iuhoosiers.com for more. (via Mike’s shared items in Google Reader)
Aug 14th
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TED video of Microsoft rocking out Photosynth.
Aug 12th
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“You can’t take something off the Internet. It’s like taking pee out...”
– Digg comment regarding facebook’s recent scripty source code leak
Aug 12th
Iowa Dispatch: The Moment We're Waiting For
The results are in: Mitt Romney — 4516 (31.5%) Mike Huckabee — 2587 (18.1%) Sam Brownback — 2192 (15.3%) Tom Tancredo — 1961 (13.7%) Ron Paul — 1305 (9.1%) Tommy Thompson — 1039 (7.3%) Fred Thompson — 203 (1.4%) Rudy… (via Mike’s shared items in Google Reader)
Aug 11th
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Minesweeper rulz
Aug 7th
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Aug 7th
How Apple's small things influence their big...
It’s cool how Apple’s design language keeps evolving. One product design follows another. There’s a continuity this way, yet things continue to feel new. And it’s interesting how their small designs influence their large designs. Take a look at the back of the iPhone. It’s silver on top, black on the bottom. Then take a look at the new iMac. It’s is black on top, silver on the bottom. The...
Aug 7th
Indiana University Dumps Google for ChaCha
theodp writes “Come Monday, no more Indiana University searches will be powered by computer-driven Google. Only by people-powered ChaCha. The move was announced by new IU President Michael McRobbie, who until recently sat on ChaCha’s Board of Directors (5-29 SEC filing, PDF). IU will draft hundreds of librarians and IT employees to be ChaCha Guides for the university’s websites,...
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Aug 3rd
» 60 More Places to Get Design Inspiration -... →
Aug 2nd
Google AdWords: Keyword Tool →
Aug 2nd
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