Jeffcarp
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2011-12-15
Source: iwdrm
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2011-12-13
Kiyomizudera, Kyoto at night was a spectacular and worth the wait to enter the temple.
Definitely want to go here when I’m in Japan this January.
Source: nihon-daisuki
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2011-12-11
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Red taxi by Camera Freak on Flickr.
Source: japanlove
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2011-12-10
It’s almost a year late, but I finally got around to putting all my clips together from studying abroad at Kansai Gaidai. Take a look.
A compilation of all my random footage from studying abroad and traveling throughout the Kansai region of Japan (Osaka, Kyoto) Fall 2010.
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2011-11-25
Ambrosia
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2011-11-07
This has just solved one of my top three problems with other people…and it’s almost 5 years old. I know what I want for Xmas!
This man is a genius.
Source: illtouchthesky
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2011-10-21
Damn was that hard to admit. Really, really hard to admit. I hated admitting it because it was an admission that I failed. I’ve not often admitted that on projects in the past that just didn’t get the usage that I wanted. In so many cases it was easier to say to myself that what I did was better than what was there before and the work of launching was enough. It is so easy to confuse getting stuff done with doing good work.
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2011-10-17
Keep in mind, the original iPhone had a 400mhz processor with 128mb of ram. The specs pretty much ruled out garbage collection for the sake of a smooth user interface. There’s a philosophy here: user happiness is prioritised over developer happiness. You may not agree with the philosophy, but at least you must understand their point of view.
— In defence of Objective-C on ChrisfromSydney’s Posterous
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2011-10-12
Noah Shachtman brings us this amazing picture:
That teeny-weeny, toy-looking thing to the left? An 18-wheeler truck. The giant egg to the right? The biggest spy drone anyone has ever made…
By the middle of next year, the Air Force hopes, the airship will be hovering in the skies over Afghanistan, where it will use a supercomputer and a pile of surveillance gear to look down on the battlefield — 36 square miles at a time.
(Via Danger Room)
The reason this isn’t a smart idea:
Source: Wired
