Monthly Archives: April 2009
Labels & Proximity: A real-world user fail
Being good citizens we try and recycle as much as we can. Every Saturday, and sometimes Sunday, we make the trip down to the Recycling area to drop off our collected plastic, cardboard, and paper. Recently some of the bins … Continue reading
Are Web2.0 sites dropping like flies?
So only after updating my Google profile did I notice that two more sites/services have gone the way of the Dodo. Resolio was an online resume builder that used the hResume microformat and let you store & publish your resume … Continue reading
Twitter’s big announcement?
There’s been quite the buzz around Twitter for the past couple of weeks and apparently tomorrow (well, today as I type this very late) is going to be a “very big day“. Now that could mean anything from Oprah is … Continue reading
The expectancy of information…
One thing I’ve been thinking about recently is when do I, as a user, expect to have a piece of information presented to me. Continue reading
That old Hammer feel…
British band Kasabian have a new single out called “Vlad The Impaler”. They offered a free download of it from their website this month for a couple of days. Its a pretty good song, and even though the deadline has … Continue reading
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