A collection of my actions and interactions from around the Net over the last week.

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A great example of a working and useful project status board.

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jQuery plugin for "creating dynamic character and background animation in pure HTML and JavaScript"

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Keep an eye out for my dome

“Once more unto the breach, dear friends, once more”

March is glorious here in Austin. The weather is both beautiful and mysterious – two weeks ago we had snow and now we’re enjoying sunny days and 80° weather. Even better than the newly arrived birds and gorgeous afternoons is the geek population explosion. For one week of the year Austin is smarter and snarkier than any other point (followed by a week where it’s not as smart, but much more fashionable).

Let’s Connect

Suffice it to say, I’m in my element and positively psyched. I hope you are too. If you’re coming to Austin, please say hello if you see me. If you’re coming by yourself and you don’t think you know anyone – well, you know me, so say hi. I’ve included my picture so you can recognize me among the thousands and you can also connect with me on Twitter, Gowalla and Foursquare if you want to keep up with where I am and plot a course to intercept me somewhere.

Rollin’ Without a Plan

I’ve decided to skip the scheduling dance this year. I never stick to what I plan panel-wise, choosing to go with the flow and follow the recommendations of friends. On the party front, I’ve RSVPed for everything I’ve seen, but again it will all depend on who I’m with, whether there’s a line (I tend to skip those) and the mood at the moment. There are a couple of parties I do plan to hit no matter what, including the Big Ass Twitter Happy Hour Thursday evening, the Refresh SXSWi Kickoff Lunch on Friday and the Demand Media/Do512/CLEAR Party on Monday.

So say hi when you see me!

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Links and Bits for March 8th

March 8, 2010

A collection of my actions and interactions from around the Net over the last week.

Shared CSS Border Radius.

Shared How IE8 Determines Document Mode.

Shared Price Points.

Shared Official Google TV Ads Blog: Introducing [...]

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Links and Bits for March 1st

March 1, 2010

A collection of my actions and interactions from around the Net over the last week.

Shared Cloth-Cord Pendant Lights.

Cloth-Cord Pendant Lights

Shared Lazy Load.

a jQuery plugin that delays loading images that arent visible in the view port until the user scrolls them into view.

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My Must Have OS X Apps for Business

February 23, 2010

While I’m in the process of changing machines I’m going to document many of the apps and plugins that are on my “Must Have” list. I love a fresh start and given my proclivity for demo software and beta apps it’s positively refreshing to start with a clean Applications folder.
I’ve also collected my System Tweaks [...]

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A (Silent) Video Update

February 21, 2010

From Robo.to.

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Links and Bits for February 16th

February 16, 2010

A collection of my actions and interactions from around the Net over the last week.

Shared Scribe.

"SEO Copywriting Made Simple: Creating search optimized web pages, blog posts, and press releases used to be time consuming at best and mystifying at worst."

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Links and Bits for February 15th

February 15, 2010

A collection of my actions and interactions from around the Net over the last week.

Shared CSS3 Click Chart.

Shared Revised Font Stack.

Shared Austin Entrepreneurship Scene.

Shared Uniform – Sexy forms with jQuery.

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Scarcity & Control

February 11, 2010

The real story in nonphysical goods is one of deflation. Value in once-scarce — well, once-controlled — commodities like news, information, and advertising decline as the internet explodes creation and competition. The internet also destroys the ability of many to control distribution and thus value. But at the same time, the internet drastically increases efficiency [...]

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OS X System Tweaks

February 10, 2010

As I’m switching to a new machine, this is the ideal time for me to list all of the tweaks and changes I make to OS X and various core apps.
System Enhancements and Plugins

FunctionFlip “individually controls your MacBook or MacBook Pro’s function keys, turning special keys back to regular F-keys, or vice-versa. FunctionFlip is a [...]

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