What’s your manager’s expiration date?
I took this picture at my local Wegmans. It was by a door labelled "Employees Only." Tags: humor, wegmans, grocery...
The State of the Blogosphere, April 2006
I wish this graph represented the performance of my investments. Instead, it shows the number of blogs tracked by Technorati in the last 3 years as reported by Technorati founder, David Sifry, in his latests State of the Blogosphere (via Boingboing). The blogosphere according to Technorati (which is just part of the blog universe)...
Flowers are not boring
In the world of marketing and cool stuff we live in, people and things can become hugely popular in a moment and then be rapidly forgotten. We buy stuff, and then we buy more stuff, and almost everything we buy breaks fast to leave space to the new and improved, version 2.0, turbo model...
So different, yet the same
Today I ate my lunch outside. It was a warm, breezy spring day, one of these perfect days that we experience rarely in a year. The sky was blue, the trees full of white and pink flowers, the air felt and smelled sweet, and the breeze was just cold enough to make me appreciate...
Best of Web 2.0: Interview with Remember the Milk’s founders
What’s a girl got to do when she has too many things to accomplish and too little time? Creating a to do list, of course! But not any simple, paper-based to do list. We are too geeky and our world is too complicated for old fashion to do lists (you know the drill: the...
The social life of humans and machines: How to design for the social interaction
Solitary designers, lonely geniuses, and isolated creative teams: it’s time for you to think about social interaction for your user interfaces. No, I am not talking about social software, user-created content, or Web 2.0. I am talking about any old-fashion user interface: because for us human beings any interaction is a social interaction–even when...