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Greg Storey : Mark Boulton, one of the smartest web designers around, has written a book. - Available for twelve Monopoly dollars sometime next February.
jonhicks : Five Simple Steps | Books - This looks like a MUST HAVE.
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Cameron Moll : Helvetireader, a minimal interface theme for Google Reader - If you use Google Reader for RSS feeds, have a look at Helvetireader by Jon Hicks. "I was going for minimal, inspired partly by Times, a newspaper style RSS reader, and the postcards that came with the (Deluxe!) Helvetica Film DVD." More about it on Jon's
Rod Begbie : Helvetireader - Rather gorgeous minimalistic skin for Google Reader, by Jon Hicks. Had to tweak it to get my all-important "Mark All as Read" button, but apart from that, perfet. [via] #
Andy Baio : Helvetireader, minimal Google Reader redesign with Greasemonkey - very sexy, though maybe a bit too minimal
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Richard Rutter : Clagnut featured in Smashing Magazine! - In the Showcase of Clean And Minimalist Designs – thanks guys.
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gleuschk : Simplified Interstate System.jpg (JPEG Image, 1064x821 pixels) - Very cool retro-looking grid-based visualization of America's freeway system
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nelson : Fallout design - Interesting commentary on how the game and narrative work
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Greg Storey : "I want to know how you would define it based on your personal experience as a designer." - Merriam-Webster can suck it.
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Rod Begbie : Poolga. iPhone and iPod Touch wallpapers for the rest of us. - Some gorgeous photos and illustrations, at just the right size to be your iPhone wallpaper. [via] #
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Richard Rutter : Top Ten Typefaces Used by Book Design Winners - Splendid list on FontFeed. I loves me a bit of Scala..
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dbow : Experience vs. Function — a Beautiful UI is Not Always the Best UI
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Linkorama : 42 Information Packed Twitter Backgrounds - including mine
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19 days ago
Greg Storey : Dear Santa, I like posters. - Oh and look--ha, ha—that link takes you to a fabulous poster store.
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nelson : Java2D fonts - Surprise, turns out rewriting Microsoft and Apple font rendering code doesn't always work out
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Richard Rutter : Making decisions about user research - Useful thinking process and tool for justifying (how much) user research to do.
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nelson : MouseJail - For dual monitors: traps the mouse in the primary monitor if the program you're running isn't smart enough to
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Greg Storey : Core77 visits NASA's industrial design team. - Way too damn cool.
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nelson : Election change map - good critique of a good NYT visualization
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Greg Storey : Edward Hopper's sketchbook. - Check out page 37.
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deusx : Atari 8Bit and Mac - Atari800MacX - "This is the home page of the Macintosh OS X Port of David Firth's Fantastic Atari 800 Emulator. I have ported the SDL version of the Atrari800 emulator to Mac OS X, and added a full native Cocoa interface, including Preferences, Menus, File Ass
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deusx : PHP: rfc:namespaceseparator [PHP Wiki] - "The purpose of this RFC is to decide on a namespace separator Criterions (1) type-ability (how easy is it to type the separator) (2) typo-vulnerability (how easy is it to make a typo and get an unwanted behavior without a error/warning) (3) parse
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philgyford : Versions - Mac Subversion Client (SVN) - Nice looking Subversion client for the Mac (er, like it says). (via TUAW)
Cameron Moll : Versions, the Subversion client for Mac, is now officially 1.0 - Versions, the Subversion client for Mac, is now officially 1.0. I've been using this nearly since beta (about 5 months now), and I can verify it helps SVN noobs like me not hate SVN, even enjoy it.
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gleuschk : Pie In The Sky « Not The User’s Fault - pie menus, neat idea
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Greg Storey : "There's an opportunity to bring humanity back, both in terms of the design but also in the way we engage consumers." - And somehow the new Pepsi logo does that. Huh.
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Greg Storey : J. Hampton Apothecary. - Screw your five-bladed monster.
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Greg Storey : Counterproductive airport signage - Airports in general are counterproductive.
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