Swedish graphic design company Konst & Teknik can count work for Mono Kultur magazine in its impressive portfolio.
Particularly mentionable here are the book covers for Deleuze och mångfaldens veck and The Rest is Silence, and the extremely useful CopyPasteCharacter—an online tool giving easy access to typographic characters—that negates the need to learn alt codes and other such shortcuts. What a marvellously simple time saver.
My leopard desktop on my 8 year old powerbook G4.
Yes… And if it is a PBG412, hell yes.
Thanks to both TUAW and being featured on Tumblr’s wonderful new directory, it seems there are a lot of new visitors to the site. Welcome. I really do hope you stick around for a while. I urge you to check out a few pages, learn a bit about your humble (well, most of the time) Curator, and most of all take away a few ideas that at the least cause you to think and, at most, really, truly change your game.
There are no comments enabled here but I more than welcome them on Twitter. Feel free to ask me a question or even pick a fight. As long as either of those is posed with intelligence and a general willingness to foster understanding and growth, I will respond.
Like I said, the best way to get a feel for what this little project of mine is all about is to go simply peruse the site. That said, in order to get you started, here are some of my faves:
Some things to think about… – Where I post my take on the upcoming iThingy and what it means about Apples plans in general.
Dancing to the rhythm, walking to the walk. – The site had a slightly different feel to me before this post. This is where I turned a corner.
Doing it wrong. – Apple does it wrong… So should you.
The Season of Stuff - I actually should repost this every Thanksgiving.
Modern Security has a new theme:
Modern Security, a glob about current security issues, has a new theme.
What do you think?
One of the best iPhone apps, ever.:
Your neighborhood butcher shop, in your pocket.
So you’re walking through the meat section of the grocery store. You need to pick up something for dinner, and you’re feeling adventurous. You pick up…Fillet ofwhat? Top round which? Shoulder-cut steak of huh? What do you do?
You take out your iPhone, tap Butcher, tap Beef, and choose Rib Steak. It says you can pan-fry it, is that hard to do? You tap Pan-fry for a quick reminder. Finally, you tap Search Epicurious.com, and find out Rib of Beef with Garlic Rosemary Potatoes only takes a half hour to make.
Yes, I am a meat eater. In fact that’s my main food. I don’t do veggies.
Getting Started with GeekTool :
For all of you who have seen my desktop and wondered how I got the date and such on there, here is a good primer.
Pen v keyboard v Newton v Graffiti v Treo v iPhone (Phil Gyford’s website):
For some time I’ve been meaning to test my small collection of PDA/smartphone gadgets to see which of their methods of input was quickest. The iPhone’s software keyboard? The Newton’s handwriting recognition? Palm’s Graffiti? With the possible imminent arrival of a tablet from Apple that will save the world, it seemed a good time to get round to the test.
Fascinating and I am also somewhat surprised by the overall results. (thx DF)
(thx ulrich)
The mountains, for some reason, speak to me.
I am quite a bit delayed in linking to this excellent showdown between Quicksilver, Google Quick Search Box, and LaunchBar my friend Chris put on recently. If you have been wondering how the features of the three compare, this is a must read.
If you’re a fan of Dieter Rams, you’ll dig this Dieter Fan.
The Dieter Fan was designed by Nathan Yong, as an homage to the work of Dieter Rams.
Yong made this for Finnish design manufacturer Skanno, when he was still working with Air Design Group, a Singapore based industrial design consultancy firm.
Fans, which are common objects in Singapore, are mostly overly designed. Yong says:
I believe in stripping design language as much as possible, and make design easy to understood by each user.
I believe in that too.