March 2010
88 posts
Clients From Hell: Blue skies thinking →
Client: “I love what you have come up with here, but I feel what we need here is some blue skies thinking.”
Me: “(pause for effect) Can you explain what you mean?”
Client: “You know, think outside of the box, push the envelope. I just don’t think we are both singing from the same hymn sheet…
How to Sharpen and Reuse Your Razor Blades for... →
WatchSam Harris: Science can answer moral questions | Video on TED.com
This will blow your mind. It’s a serious topic taken seriously and presented very very well.
Asshole driven development « Scott Berkun →
I’m quite taken with the ADD approach.
The cult of busy « Scott Berkun →
Fantastic. I need to stop feeling busy and start taking the time to be awesome again.
Spilled Milk →
Friends on the #bradirc channel recommended this one for my recent road trip. It’s fantastic! Great discussions of food, recipes and it’s funny too.
WatchRadio K at SXSW: Holy Fuck - “Stay Lit”
Squidfingers / Patterns →
I don’t know why I thought of this site, but I love these patterns. Feel free to give your site a lovely 70’s wallpaper feel.
The League of Moveable Type
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Awesome open source fonts for use in pretty much anything.
El Camino del Rey [High Quality] →
WatchRecord Club: INXS “Guns In The Sky”
WatchRecord Club: INXS “Guns In The Sky” on Vimeo (via Vimeo)
I demand that they cover the entire album and then do Listen Like Thieves!
OmniTI ~ The cloud is great. Stop the hype. →
A good balloon busting for all things cloud-related.
SXSW 2010: Broken Bells, Live In Concert : NPR →
An amazing show by Broken Bells from SxSW. NPR’s doing a great job of posting shows almost as they happen from SxSW. Spoon’s next on my list!
Happy Meal is ageless: no decay in a year on a... →
Dis…gus….ting….
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“Be always at war with your vices, at peace with your neighbors, and let each new...”
– Benjamin Franklin
“A man who procrastinates in his choosing will inevitably have his choice made...”
– Hunter S. Thompson
Archive Classic Movies | Movie Library →
Old public domain movies? For free? I am soooo there.
