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I treasure the things that make me laugh out loud — David Sedaris is one, Blazing Saddles is another. Achewood is not only one of the few comic strips that makes me laugh out loud on a regular basis, but it does even more: It regularly baffles, inspires and amazes me. It’s just possible that [...]
Take the MIT Weblog Survey The MIT Media Lab is conducting a “general social survey of weblog authors.” I just took it, and they’re interested in how long you’ve been blogging, the relationship of your blog to your personal and professional lives, and the influence of the internet on your offline relationships (the creation thereof). [...]
M.E. Russell writes a fantastic review (if you can review a preview of an unfinished movie) of Serenity, the movie based on the sadly-cancelled Firefly. If you’re not familiar with it: Created by Joss Whedon (of Buffy and Angel fame), Firefly is one of those shows like Sports Night — beloved by fans and critics [...]
Here’s a pet peeve of mine: 9 times out of 10, when a web site automatically grabs the cursor’s focus and puts it on a form field in the page (usually a search or login field) it’s a mistake, and it makes me gnash my teeth. Why? Well, from a purely philisophical standpoint, it’s never [...]
I totally forgot about this… I am “In the Spotlight” this month over at Area of Design. The focus is on Pirated Sites.