a slightly disconcerting playground of 1's and 0's...
Gotta give the nod to Twinkle over Twitteriffic, which a is a huge surprise.  Just feels quicker, more fun, and has more potential. On a side note, interesting to watch the nerdfight brewing between the two developers… (Okay, ‘interesting’ might be a bit optimistic, but just sayin’…)

Gotta give the nod to Twinkle over Twitteriffic, which a is a huge surprise.  Just feels quicker, more fun, and has more potential.

On a side note, interesting to watch the nerdfight brewing between the two developers…

(Okay, ‘interesting’ might be a bit optimistic, but just sayin’…)


That's how I roll...

Ugh.

A peek at Neven Mrgan’s tumblog revealed a simple truth. My shit was garish. Back to the drawing board. Until then, default theme is kickin’ it here.
New York Times' Khoi Vinh uses Keynote for print design

Well said. Keynote has been my favorite piece of software since its launch.

mrgan:

No, he’s not crazy; he’s a top-of-the-line designer.
It’s always been amazing to me that PowerPoint - a terrible, ugly, clutterfucked piece of software - is synonymous with presentations, when Apple’s Keynote - a simple, beautiful, and highly functional app - has been around for five years now.
“When I was twenty, I worried what everything thought of me. When I turned forty, I didn’t care what anyone thought of me. And then I made it to sixty, and I realized no one was ever thinking of me.” -Bob Hope”
— via Kung Fu Grippe via  Patton Oswalt
via The Big Picture
via The Big Picture

Awesome…
Awesome…

Page design (via magculture)

confessionizer:

I go through 10 drafts to send a SMS to her, then add in typos to make it seem off-the-cuff
via testumblrone