November 2011
Is this an appropriate link today? http://t.co/kXWj5ldo
When opportunity meets necessity, invention takes place
Following the Southbank’s @singinglift (ta @nicprice)
i do very much like humping dog http://t.co/9Py0ZFM4 via @redfish66
“Tom Armitage once suggested we do a Twitter feed for the red velvet curtains,...”
– Thinking About Twitter | the fabric of things
““Technology creates itself out of itself.” http://t.co/KXIwmyv6
Also you can’t be sure what I’m reading it on http://t.co/d5s4gOTg via @markboulton
there is copying and then there is copying
“I take this picture of myself
and with my sewing scissors
cut out the face”
http://t.co/HFk0k6Gb via @ableparris
Apologies for any errors in my communications as I have an autocorrect implant making the wrong mental connections
Build an idea, and then move into it http://t.co/4ePNwv8R from @bobulate
excellent conversation with @redfish66
Actually, everything doesn’t have to have a browser
The footage of the paper clip making machine in the Hidden Heroes exhibition at the Science Museum is my new favourite thing
Hacking away at the truth. Full text of @arusbridger’s Orwell Lecture http://t.co/HjIYR2NO
“Traditional publishers are pouring millions into establishing a beachhead on...”
– Subtraction.com: What Comes After Reading on iPad
“‘don’t think you know better than reality, always copy things, always have...”
– My Blog
“Good science fiction is almost invariably the kind that creates some rules and...”
– My Blog
have realised after quick chat with @byekick that the only way to communicate is SKYPEIMTWITTEREMAIL
“To me, claiming that Pictures Under Glass is the future of interaction is like...”
– A Brief Rant on the Future of Interaction Design
in the gap between Very High and Maximum
“f you have psychopathic tendencies and are born to a poor family, you’re...”
– The 1% are the very best destroyers of wealth the world has ever seen | George Monbiot | Comment is free | The Guardian
“The illusion of skill … is deeply ingrained in their culture”
– The 1% are the very best destroyers of wealth the world has ever seen | George Monbiot | Comment is free | The Guardian
I will be remembered as a great cutter and paster
Coincidences http://t.co/XTGJEePH
“everything distracted me, but most of all myself”
“@sjors: In case you’re still looking for a good book to read, Paul Rand left a few suggestions: http://t.co/ser4xCjV”
Poster for London IA November 2011 with @magshanley and @vanessaharden http://t.co/jt3uvdpm
design is more difficult than art. combining design and art is harder.
“It’s the last three or four percent that give you the suspension of disbelief.”
– thrilling-wonder-stories-3-london-you-are-there
“A ’story’ is just information with an ‘author.’”
– thrilling-wonder-stories-3-london-you-are-there
“When algorithms are producing culture, and algorithms regulate the sale and...”
– thrilling-wonder-stories-3-london-you-are-there
“Smart architecture to date has been either reductiveness, which insults, or...”
– thrilling-wonder-stories-3-london-you-are-there
“Let Nature take its course… but in unnatural situations.”
– thrilling-wonder-stories-3-london-you-are-there
“This is the way to do the job: ask, ‘how do we make the shot work?’”
– thrilling-wonder-stories-3-london-you-are-there
“Robots feel more real when they’re in a real desert.”
– thrilling-wonder-stories-3-london-you-are-there
“We all — in the end — die in medias res. In the middle of a story. Of many...”
– A Sister’s Eulogy for Steve Jobs - NYTimes.com
“Fashion is what seems beautiful now but looks ugly later; art can be ugly at...”
– A Sister’s Eulogy for Steve Jobs - NYTimes.com
Taps fingers on desk waiting for more news about @hiutdenim
“Whatever you believe in has to be believed in from day one and implemented from...”
– HIUT — Today
Birth pangs: “I am an idiot. And, looking around, I’m not the only one. But I know what I’m talking about” http://t.co/sdPAVHkP
Native iPhone gmail app http://t.co/XS1kbdLT
“if we look too closely at the great people of our past, and use our hindsight of...”
– The Jobsian fallacy « Scott Berkun
“It’s 6am. I’m writing this on a computer. Later, I’m going to format it in XHTML...”
– Birth pangs of a new literature | booktwo.org
“So we won’t experience 100 years of progress in the 21st century—it will be more...”
– Paul Allen: The Singularity Isn’t Near - Technology Review 