A Scottish rugby game for yer laddies, courtesy of the good folks at Limonemedia.
Apple launches deliciously new 12″ and 17″ notebooks – with proportionate price tags.
If you’re hankering for an old computer game you used to play as a child, but can’t seem to find it at the shops anymore, try this site called The Underdogs (thanks to cousin Sean). Its mission is to promote underrated game designers and their products, which are archived.
No, I didn’t take part in it (like I have the time to redesign this site!). But you can check out the participants in this year’s May 1st Reboot website. There are too many sites to review, but a random sampling proved to be disappointing – some looking like normal weblogs with fancy backgrounds. Others…
Zeldman and Stopdesign to revamp Apple.com. Can it get any better than this? CSS guru Eric Meyer launches his new consultancy website. One for the ladies: Eating dark chocolate is good for you, according to this Reuters Health report. It contains antioxidants.
Now this is something I’d pay for: a service that allows you to search and access over 140 publications online [linked off Ben Hammersley’s weblog]. The price? Less than five American dollars a month. No ads, no dead trees. And it comes with a seven-day free trial that doesn’t require your credit card number. You…
I updated my reading list twice this month, and realised I didn’t tell anyone about it. Anyway, these are the books that have been keeping me awake late at night. In other news, Zeldman announces that JK Rowling’s site has been redesigned in accessible Flash. That’s chic. I can do accessible HTML when I put…
Shame on you, Microsoft. As Zeldman puts it, it’s strange that the same corporation which advocates web standards, fails to implement web standards on its own, newly-revamped website.
I’ve finally got my first work of art featured on another website – and an Italian one, at that. However, my anti-war wallpaper seems to have been relocated or removed – so if anybody wants to see it, let me know and I’ll email it to you. What would you call kind of work? Webtivism?
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is it a tidbit or a titbit? hmmm.
Titbit sounds naughty.