Feedback

February 2010

  • Sun 21st

    Animal Collective

    A photo my wife and I took and blogged about respectively reached its peak of internet fame before completing its life-cycle and appearing on a Tumblr making fun of bad tattoos.

  • Sat 13th

    TrustoCorp

    No one knows if TrustoCorp is more than one person, but s/he/it makes street art in the form of signage which I recently spotted on Houston Street in NYC.

  • Wed 10th

    World’s Most Influential Designers

    Business Week profiles “27 luminaries who represent a diverse cross-section of design disciplines”.

  • Sun 7th

    InstantWatcher

    If you need suggestions for Netflix movies and are set up to stream, InstantWatcher aggregates from NY Times and Rotten Tomatoes, and breaks them down by genre.

  • Sat 6th

    ChatRoulette

    After an afternoon spent on ChatRoulette, Sam Anderson of NYMag, felt “socially trampled, excluded and e-viscerated”. This is a social web I’m not ready for.

December 2009

  • Tue 29th

    Complication

    How do you explain a truly disruptive band like The Monks? Someone played them for me back in college and I refused to believe they’d existed in 1965.

  • Tue 8th

    Best Songs of 2009

    This has been my busiest year ever on a personal level, so I’m glad to see Said The Gramophone has compiled all the good music from 2009 I’ve missed out on.

  • Sun 6th

    Choosing a typeface timelapse

    Brian Hoff records his process of choosing the right typeface for a project. Would love to see a few tooltip overlays explaining the choices he made.

  • Sat 5th

    Radical Faith

    Shane Claiborne has been making news this year and I’ve begun his book, The Irresistable Revolution. See also his recent Esquire editorial.

  • Sat 5th

    BoingBoing without Steampunk

    Waldo has provided what so many have wished for: the ability to browse BoingBoing without tedious references to the steampunk genre.

  • Sat 5th

    Build it With Me

    This is kind of like a matchmaking service for designers and developers who want to collaborate on building apps.

  • Sat 5th

    Little Stabs of Happiness

    This week I lost an inspirational family member, the second in two years. This poem by my old poetry professor always makes me feel better about feeling bad.

  • Sat 5th

    Google Public DNS

    Google has launched a public DNS service aimed at improving speed, security and validity. Go change your settings and give it a whirl.

  • Sat 5th

    Flock Draw

    The collaborative sketch-and-save space is becoming a bit crowded, but I do like the relative simplicity of FlockDraw. What are your favorites?

November 2009

  • Thu 12th

    Friedisms

    A parody of stuff Jason Fried might say. Example: “Timecards are the enemy. The only thing timecards will prove is that your employees are liars.”

  • Thu 12th

    Kind of Bloop

    Just like it says: An 8-Bit Tribute to Miles Davis’ Kind of Blue. It would rekindle my interest in video games if the soundtracks were like this.

  • Tue 3rd

    31Three Relaunch

    One of my top favorite designers (@jessebc) has relaunched his portfolio site with new colors and typography. The overall tone suits him and his work perfectly.

  • Tue 3rd

    Isolator

    A small menu bar application that helps you concentrate. When you’re working on a document, Isolator covers up your desktop, icons and other distracting application windows.