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Build a Lego Router [DIY]
In: Coding
19 Jan 2010We love the Linksys WRT54GL router for its extreme hackability (it’s what we used to turn our $60 router into a $600 router with DD-WRT or with Tomato), so we couldn’t help but appreciate this fun WRT54GL Lego mod. Clever DIYer Luke Anderson got an urge to do some building, and realized that his not-so-attractive [...]
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- Tags: dd wrt, DIYer, hackability, lego, lego blocks, Linksys, linksys wrt54gl router, Luke, Luke Anderson, router, WRT
25 User Experience Videos That Are Worth Your Time
In: web resources
6 Jan 2010We’re all mostly accustomed to educating ourselves by reading articles. Rare are the opportunities to attend conferences or watch live shows on subjects that we’re interested in. That’s why we are presenting here phenomenal videos and related resources on the topic of user experience (UX) by different presenters at different events. We have focused [...]
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- Tags: Bill, Bill DeRouchey, Dan Saffer, Design, don norman, Donna Spencer, duration, ebay amazon, experience, Frank Spiller, interaction, Jared Spool, Johanna Kollmann, leah, Leah Buley, London, Luke, Luke Wroblewsky, Michael Angels, Mickey, Mickey McManus, ninth symphony, Robert Fabricant, Shawn Konopinsky, UCD, universal quality, video session
Beautiful Illustrations by Mark Verhaagen
In: web resources
22 Dec 2009Mark Verhaagen is an illustrator from Bovensmilde, Holland with a beautfil portfolio full of character designs and other colorful illustration. You have probably seen his work before, he has designed covers for popular design magazines such as Computer Arts and Computer Arts Projects. His clients include MTV networks, Vodafone UK, Amsterdam Historical Museum, TBWA group, [...]
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- Tags: amsterdam historical museum, Arts, Brazil, Carrie, Colombo, computer, creative arts magazine, design loft, Eva Lindeman, Fabio Sasso, food sculptures, Holland, illustration, laidback luke, Lennard Schuurmans, Luke, Magazine, Mark, Mark Verhaagen, Nick Deakin, Porto Alegre, project, Roger, Stephan
Avatar: Much ado about nothing
In: web resources
20 Dec 2009The much anticipated movie by James Cameron, “Avatar”, opened last Thursday all over the world and the buzz generated before the opening was immense. “Avatar” is, after all, the first movie that Cameron directs after the much acclaimed “Titanic”, 12 years ago. One thing is for sure: in 12 years Cameron spent his time in [...]
Web Forms for People
In: web resources
17 Dec 2009Luke Wroblewski has published yet another interesting article, this time on Microsoft’s MIX Online, called Web Forms for People. From the article: Online, Web forms bridge the gap between people, their information, and a Web product or service. They can streamline sales or key customer actions, build communities or conversations, and more. These crucial interactions not [...]
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- Tags: article, book web, bridge the gap, Design, form, Luke, online, Web, web forms, web product, Wroblewski
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