Monthly Archives: July 2006
Commercial Art and Honey Sweetened Puffs
I use Indesign CS at work. I haven’t gotten very into it yet because there’s pretty much only one task I do. I’d like to do a lot more with it like sell sheets and catalogs. A few days ago … Continue reading
Sometimes, It’s Just Easier To Handcode
Before, I talked about being skeptical of people who are strict about handcoding. I see the appeal now, but it doesn’t have much to do with creating clean code as it is to saving myself from having to navigate through … Continue reading
Did you hear the one about the pirate?
A pirate walks into a bar and he’s got a steering wheel attached to his balls. So a patron asks him, “Sir, do you realize that you have a steering wheel on your testicles?” To which the pirate replies, “Arhhhh…and … Continue reading
Marketing Doesn’t Have To Be Evil
But oftentimes it is. I actually don’t mind marketing efforts coming at me when it is relevant to my interests. I like music, so I don’t mind being on a CD store mailing list. I like computer stuff, so I … Continue reading
The Closest To Geek I’ve Ever Been
Tonight I finished reading my first book on webdesign. I’ve been reading bits and pieces of Foundation Web Design with Dreamweaver 8 for about a little over a month. I’ve always known a little HTML, but never really understood CSS … Continue reading
Flagr: Tag your Map
I like the concept behind Flagr. Flagr is a site that lets you tag areas of a map. You could walk out of a restaurant you really liked and with your cell phone tag the location of the restaurant and … Continue reading
