Archive for May, 2006

The Left Lane Manifesto

Published May 19th, 2006

Why Left Lane?

Posted in Personal, Travel, Left Lane.

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Fired Up

Published May 17th, 2006

When the “bad design is good” argument circled the web design community (again) a few weeks ago a lot of people were concerned. I was too fired up to stay quiet.

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Posted in Design, Rant, StickyNotes.

Belkin Flip USB KVM: A Review

Published May 4th, 2006

For a few weeks now, I’ve been switching between the dualing laptops in style, with Belkin’s new Flip USB KVM. Sometimes it’s just fun to be a nerd.

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For the uninitiated, “KVM” stands for keyboard, video, and mouse, ironically (!) the three devices you share when you use one of these little wonders […]

Posted in Gadgets and Hardware, Reviews.

Stop Broadcasting Passwords

Published May 2nd, 2006

When I am signing up for a service on the web and I am to choose a password, I take it seriously. I think long and hard about what kind of password I want, I come up with one, then I meticulously store it in a secure place where I can find it if I […]

Posted in Rant, Organization.

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Designers: Learn to Ask Why

Published May 2nd, 2006

Powazek hits the nail on the head in his article The Art of No. The message? Try asking “why” instead of indignantly saying “no” to seemingly ignorant design requests to spawn positive design discussions.

Posted in Design, Business, StickyNotes.

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