erin’s sketchbook is a minimal WordPress theme we built for ourselves a couple years ago. It’s designed to be a good theme for art or photography, using a black background and minimal design to draw attention to the art or photography. It was based on another theme we did before that, Simple Black which, like… (read more)
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Simple Gray
Simple Gray is a minimalist WordPress theme we did a couple years ago. Having not touched it once in over a year, with the launch of Museum Themes, we figured it was time to revisit it. We’ll be revamping all our old free themes and officially releasing some of the ones we never got around… (read more)
facebook privacy: why the new policy kind of sucks
don’t get me wrong: facebook is — despite everything…or, at least, despite most things — an incredibly useful app and is — right this very second — changing the web. where, once upon a time, we found links that were designed to be useful to us based on a highly complex algorithm, facebook wants to show us… Continue reading facebook privacy: why the new policy kind of sucks
signs that Adobe Flash is on the way out
i’ll spare the discussion of how Flash is dead because Steve Jobs says it is. while i agree with him on all of his points, i’m not really into the all bow to the great and mighty Steve camp, even while the rest of the industry bows to the great and mighty Steve. (i may… Continue reading signs that Adobe Flash is on the way out
Google Voice: The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly
google voice is one of the latest in beta systems and software and may be the harbinger of goog’s plan to take over your phone. the skinny is that google voice is sort of a layer on top of your normal phone service. it’s a free system that offers voice mail (that transcribes your voice… Continue reading Google Voice: The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly
embed google apps documents in a wave
while the fact that google wave isn’t natively integrated with all things google already — something that still baffles me; this is the technology that’s going to take over the world, isn’t it? — this particular trick works brilliantly and cleverly disguises the fact that your document isn’t actually natively integrated into your wave. first,… Continue reading embed google apps documents in a wave
Dear Santa: Here’s my wishlist for 2010
Dear Santa — WTF, dude? I mean, I know we haven’t talked in like 25 years or something, but really? Cancelling the best show on TV (Dollhouse, duh), and what do we get instead in 2010? Freaking Caprica? Are you on drugs? And don’t even get me started on Stargate: Universe…or, rather Stargate: Who’s Driving this Bus?… Continue reading Dear Santa: Here’s my wishlist for 2010
i still have wave invites
i’ve still got google wave invites to give away. come get ’em while they’re hot.
everything’s better in the cloud
since google’s big chromeOS unveiling last week, i’ve been left thinking a lot about cloud computing and chrome as an operating system in particular. while i failed to be enamored about chromeOS, i do think the concept of cloud computing is an exciting developing technology. chromeOS felt half-assed and not-fully-developed (the latter of which, at least, was true). and… Continue reading everything’s better in the cloud
twitter is
erin and i have this running debate about twitter. the general argument is that she believes that, on the whole, twitter is dumbing down the internet, especially when it comes to creatives. by creating a huge conglomerate of artists who all talk to each other and share ideas, there is a loss of individual creativity… Continue reading twitter is