May
01
I’ve been promising a post about to-do lists for a while now, and I’m so enamoured with the beautiful Mac app Things that I just can’t hold it in any longer. Until very …
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May
01
I decided the only way I could make the PDF/A of email work was to do it monthly. Unfortunately, after a month I had apparently forgotten how to do it, but didn’t realize it. I got just as frustrated as always, until …
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May
01
82fdebc3d31665f08f08b3fdf58102c4e8bd399b. Adding Class type support to DO.
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May
01
Often we (designers/planners/engineers/architects) want the user to do things in a certain order, or follow a path, and are aiming to use the design of the system to help achieve that. The process or path can involve simple spatial …
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May
01
BTW, regular blog readers may or may not know you can click on any picture to go to my Flickr site where you can get the ultra-large versions… Flickr People are the Coolest… (nothing to do with this photo)
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May
01
Now that the signed papers are in, and now that the other revision is in (though more revisions could be forthcoming, I cower at the thought), it’s time to think about what comes next. And that’s my first original novel that will …
See more here: To Do, and Not Do
May
01
474 Crazy Things To Do When You’re Bored A really fun list. Sandpaper a mushroom and be a side effect! …
More: 1539 Things To Do When Bored
May
01
He moaned, or uttered some angry sound that made it clear he didn’t want me to do what I was doing…I felt like he wanted to chase me out of there”. If you would like to read more about these Front Gate phantoms and many other specters …
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May
01
The item-specific proportion congruent (ISPC) effect refers to the observation that the Stroop effect is larger for words that are presented mostly in congruent colors (eg, BLUE presented 75% of the time in blue) and smaller for words …
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Apr
30
LOL…annnnd back to GTA. SEE YA!
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