Vintage Tokyo subway manner posters ::: Pink Tentacle
Fantastic posters from the Tokyo Subway reminding passengers to watch their manners.
Timm Kölln - Photography Fantastic post race photos. This one of Magnus Backstedt really captures the feeling of “buggered” after riding 240km at 45km/hr.
There’s a lot of guesswork involved, and guessing how humans behave is an endeavor fraught with peril.
ignore the code: Opinions vs. Data
Lukas Mathias on testing user interface elements.
Finger Tools » Matt Legend Gemmell
It’s great to see people experimenting with alternative user experience concepts for touch screens.
I think this one has potential, definitely something worth thinking about and exploring further.
Look at that fucking hipster.
Steve Jobs, Ed Catmull, and John Lasseter said, in effect, ‘The only thing we’re afraid of is complacency, feeling like we have it all figured out. We want you to come shake things up. We will give you a good argument if we think what you’re doing doesn’t make sense, but if you can convince us, we’ll do things a different way.’ For a company that has had nothing but success to invite a guy who had just come off a failure and say, ‘Go ahead, mess with our heads, shake it up.’ When do you run into that?
What Google Could Learn From Pixar - Peter Sims - The Conversation - Harvard Business Review
The title of this post should really be “What everyone could learn from Pixar”.
Continual self improvement is the only way to avoid falling flat on your face.
Every position of Rubik’s Cube™ can be solved in twenty moves or less.
THE INCIDENT - a fast-paced, retro-style action game for iPhone and iPad
Needless to say this is downloading right now.
You don’t need to speak German to laugh at this one. Brilliant.
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