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FACT: This will play in the iPad without Flash.
Jerry Brito
Impulsively redesigning since 1999.
Jerry Brito is a policy wonk and web developer in Washington, DC.
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69 Love Songs, Illustrated.
What it says. The Magnetic Fields’ classic album illustrated. HT Gunnar.
70-Minute Video Review of The Phantom Menace
This has been making the rounds quite a bit, but I had to post it as well. It is awesome. There are quite a few jokes that fall flat, but when he sticks to pointing out the inanity of the movie, he shines. Also check out his other extensive reviews of Star Trek Next Generation movies.
Asheville, N.C., councilmember-elect may be barred from office for being an atheist
North Carolina’s constitution is clear: politicians who deny the existence of God are barred from holding office. Opponents of Cecil Bothwell are seizing on that law to argue he should not be seated as a City Council member today, even though federal courts have ruled religious tests for public office are unlawful under the U.S. Constitution.
The Geekiest Wedding Cakes EVER
Our cake made it to the Huffington Post’s Geekiest Wedding Cakes Ever list.
ThirtyConversationsOnDesign.com
Thirty designers, two questions: “What single example of design inspires you most?” and “What problem should design solve next?”
Sonic Weapon Fence album on iTunes now!
My web development partner in crime Pete Snyder is in a band that performs songs about the TV show Lost and they’re first album is now out — just in time for the new season. If you like lost, check it out.
NYT: Government Offers Data to Miners
Many local governments are turning over big chunks of data to programmers to create useful Web sites and apps.
NYT: 10 Proposals for Fixing the E-Mail Glut
A lot of these can be accomplished with Sieve, an email scripting language that I used to use on Fastmail. Also, Gmail has pretty good filtering and a great “Mute” conversation feature.
NYT: Questions for Jeff Bezos
What do you say to Kindle users who like to read in the bathtub? I’ll tell you what I do. I take a one-gallon Ziploc bag, and I put my Kindle in my one-gallon Ziploc bag, and it works beautifully. (Via Justin Blanton.)
PUBLICATION
New bi-annual magazine dedicated to street photography.
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