Over at diseased wits, Kevin seems to think that I have some sort of fetish involving scantily-clad women wearing cat ears. Whether or not it was true is no longer relevant, because even if I didn’t have that particular fetish before, I do now.
“Rowr” is right. And Kev, no need to “dial up the sex factor.” Trust me.
Digital Web Magazine article on some of the different challenges between creating web applications and web sites.
Kevin just started another “7 Days of Sketches.” Fun and clever, as usual.
At this moment, if I could shoot photos like anyone in the world, it would be Henri Cartier-Bresson
If intelligent, smoky retro jazz, a sultry, slightly tongue-in-cheek voice combined with a subtle sense of humor is your idea of sexy, then Kelly Flint and Dave’s True Story is the sexiest thing there is.
I was watching this movie
On my VCR
The things they were doing
Just a little bizarre
The expression of passion
Amid sweat and chlorine
They were five of the happiest people
I’ve ever seen
Why is it that half of the spam I receive is for spam-fighting software?
Saw Alien: The Director’s Cut. It looked a lot like this…
I think Dave Pell makes an excellent point about, [GASP!], a possible upside to reality television…
The irony here is that reality programming is
essentially driving Americans back to their
dinner table conversations and away (at least
momentarily) from the tube. Unlike the average
sitcom, reality TV almost demands conversation.
Slowly but surely, average Joes and Janes may find
that they enjoy the sound of their own voices even
more than the ones pouring out of their digital
surround sound systems. By getting us talking once
again, reality television may ultimately squeeze
itself right out of the primetime lineup.
I find this somehow both encouraging and disturbing.
Hide CSS from Browsers is a nice summary of methods for, well, hiding CSS from Browsers.
This should come in handy.