September 2007
55 posts
Cottyn →
T-shirt producer
core: How come Twitter feeds aren’t really feeding me, but making me crave for more? (via Twitter / core)
core: Solved the keychain issue. :) (via Twitter / core)
Gizmodus →
Portfolio of Reto Kaul, fairy tale landscapes
core: Mail asks me to enter passwords every time, and once I do, it asks me to reset the entire keychain access? I don’t think so. (via Twitter / core)
core: Dealing with extremely annoying keychain loss in Mac OS tiger. It appears to repeatedly forget the passwords I enter. (via Twitter / core)
core: Just finished another deliverable for tomorrow 9:15 am. (via Twitter / core)
Peterme →
Personal blog of Peter Merholz, member of Adaptive Path
Serif/Sans Text Families →
Collection of Serif- and Sans Serif font families that were born together
Maple Font →
Great font with a characteristical 30s look
Alwyn →
Modern font design with an architectural touch
FF Good →
Great new font with a sturdy design, reminding of the U.S. in the 30s
Paralucent →
Great display font, alternative to Helvetica
Basic Commercial →
Alternative to Helvetica, used for the New York subway system
FF Bau →
Alternative to Helvetica
To Helvetica and Back →
Great suggestions for alternatives to the Helvetica font series
“I’m not a fan of doing gimmicky stunts to capture customer attention. As...”
– John Moore (from Brand Autopsy)
core: Checking out Twidget. (via Twitter / core)
core: Working at a client office to pay the rent. (via Twitter / core)
core: Working at a client office to pay the rent. (via Twitter / core)
Brand Autopsy: Cult Brands Make for More Valuable... →
Article about cult brands
core: Wondering if those companies, commercial blogs and promoters start following me on Twitter actually think that’ll make me follow them too. (via Twitter / core)
core: Considering to write a script that filters out some content on Twitter. As I don’t always need to know a pet’s status or lunch choices. (via Twitter / core)
core: Is Apple trying to teach me not to open 70 tabs in a browser? Do we have 1997 or 2007? (via Twitter / core)
core: Sending yet another crash report to Apple, about Safari 3.0 beta, aka “Safari crash”. (via Twitter / core)
core: Flash in Firefox comes with a feature that enables MacBooks to imitate an F/A 18 jet. (via Twitter / core)
core: Wondering why my work is not worth to clients what it is worth to me. (via Twitter / core)
core: @stephtara To be 100% sure I usually ask the authors of pictures, mentioning it will be a one time use and they get attribution on the pic. (via Twitter / core)
core: Talk like a pirate - does that come with rip and burn? (via Twitter / core)
core: Listening to Cansei De Ser Sexy. (via Twitter / core)
core: Dancing in the office. Great client phone call. (via Twitter / core)
core: Dear Apple, why don’t you rename Safari 3.0 as Safari Crash? Like with the iPod touch, it’s much closer to the real user experience. (via Twitter / core)
core: Got yet another email stalker. Am I famous now? (via Twitter / core)
core: Catching up with virb, Facebook and other geeky “I don’t want to use email” messages people sent me. (via Twitter / core)
core: Insomnia has its good sides. Cleaning up the system and reinstalling Safari 3 beta plus a compatible Stand version really helped a lot. (via Twitter / core)
core: Cyberspace - I haven’t heard that term since 1999. (via Twitter / core)
core: @Malarkey The main typeface is Helvetica Inserat, http://tinyurl.com/38wnsw (via Twitter / core)
core: Promoting the “send Henning to Web events” campaign again, so far with no sponsors. (via Twitter / core)
core: The one-inch pay rule: When your bills pile reached one inch height, you’ve got to pay them. (via Twitter / core)
core: Making tortilla wraps with 10% chicken, 88% salad and 2% sour cream. (via Twitter / core)
core: Women are men with additional features. (via Twitter / core)
core: If I hadn’t installed Stand for the Safari 3.0 beta, the ever-crashing experience would be unbearable.\ (via Twitter / core)
core: Feeling energetic and able to do three things at a time. I know, it’s a trap feeling. (via Twitter / core)
core: Note to myself: Stop accepting $300 correction jobs on previously delivered projects. (via Twitter / core)
core: Running out of excuses to prevent starting to work on a particular client project. (via Twitter / core)
core: Scanning Twitters on Twitterific in Data (Star Trek, TNG) speedy mode. (via Twitter / core)
core: I vote for song-kidnapping to liberate ringtones. (via Twitter / core)
core: Frustrated. (via Twitter / core)
core: @emilychang Eating ice (or drinking ice water) feels refreshing, but it causes your body to produce more heat. (via Twitter / core)
Nasty widget code of MyBlogLog
Since February 2007 I am a member of MyBlogLog, a Web service that offers simplistic user tracking. I had found MyBlogLog through one of the widgets posted on several websites, among them Stephanie Booth’s blog.
MyBlogLog looks a little bit 1999 design wise, and it doesn’t really offer substantially useful content. And it only works if you are a member too, otherwise it won’t...
