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Jul 04
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As an European, one of the most curious things I’ve seen in USA is people with opposite points of view expressing it publicly on the streets, next to each other. Especially about homosexual issues. I’m pretty sure that would end with a fist fight in Spain… Picture via aeropuertos

As an European, one of the most curious things I’ve seen in USA is people with opposite points of view expressing it publicly on the streets, next to each other. Especially about homosexual issues.

I’m pretty sure that would end with a fist fight in Spain…

Picture via aeropuertos

Jul 02
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“ Today the Director announces that when the XHTML 2 Working Group charter expires as scheduled at the end of 2009, the charter will not be renewed. By doing so, and by increasing resources in the Working Group, W3C hopes to accelerate the progress of HTML 5 and clarify W3C’s position regarding the future of HTML.
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Archive of W3C News in 2009

I’m not happy about that (XHTML 2 should have been the language of the next generation of webpages) but it was nonsense maintaining two working groups with similar goals.

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“ It is remarkable that the most powerful company on the Web would feel threatened by one that has yet to turn a profit. (Last year, one insider estimates, Facebook burned through $75 million plus the $275 million in revenue it brought in; Google made $4.2 billion on an astounding $15.8 billion in net revenue.)
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Great Wall of Facebook: The Social Network’s Plan to Dominate the Internet

I think Facebook will find a way to be profitable soon but, until then, it’s pretty astonishing to compare both companies’ numbers.

Jul 01
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Phaeton Typeface
Phaeton Typeface
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Aerial NYC (via bdotdub)
Aerial NYC (via bdotdub)
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absolute awesome baby announcement
absolute awesome baby announcement
Jun 26
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neither fish nor fowl …… jim datz
neither fish nor fowl …… jim datz
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Michael Jackson - Will You Be There
Jun 25
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One appears to be female; the other, male. Both faces actually belong to the same person, digitally altered by Richard Russell of Harvard University. The dark parts of the photograph are a little darker and light parts are a little lighter in the “female” photograph. The subtle changes suggest that one way our brains may sort out sex is to notice how strong the contrast is between features. The World’s Best Illusion: The Secret of the Curve Ball

One appears to be female; the other, male. Both faces actually belong to the same person, digitally altered by Richard Russell of Harvard University. The dark parts of the photograph are a little darker and light parts are a little lighter in the “female” photograph. The subtle changes suggest that one way our brains may sort out sex is to notice how strong the contrast is between features.

The World’s Best Illusion: The Secret of the Curve Ball

Jun 24
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Those details are important. When I have a child, I will make sure that s/he looks beutiful in his/her profile pictures :)
Those details are important. When I have a child, I will make sure that s/he looks beutiful in his/her profile pictures :)
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“ Steve Jobs has got a hierarchy of judgment that’s really pretty simple: at the top is ‘Insanely great,’ which is the best in category that you’ll see in your lifetime. Then there’s ‘really, really, really great,’ - and he says it packed with emotion - that’s the best that you’ll see this year or maybe this decade.. And, there’s ‘shit,’ and that’s the entire hierarchy. […] Steve has a vision of what great is, and he’s never going to settle for anybody else’s standard of great.
— Cooper Journal: A conversation with Ed Niehaus, new CEO of Cooper
Jun 21
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Zach Klein, the co-founder of Vimeo, is planning a roadtrip in Portugal so he created a lovely portuguese version of his website. I love that kind of detailed planning! The illustration was made by Patrick Moberg. Remember him? via zachklein
Zach Klein, the co-founder of Vimeo, is planning a roadtrip in Portugal so he created a lovely portuguese version of his website. I love that kind of detailed planning! The illustration was made by Patrick Moberg. Remember him?

via zachklein

Jun 20
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Great header in the web of the Bicycle Music Festival, today in San Francisco.
Great header in the web of the Bicycle Music Festival, today in San Francisco.
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I’ll go to New York for 10 days next Friday and I may be moving there in a few months. I’m pretty excited about it!
I’ll go to New York for 10 days next Friday and I may be moving there in a few months. I’m pretty excited about it!
Jun 19
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Opera Face Gestures

It’s so funny that it doesn’t seem real