Doors in Delhi

Just a little public service announcement that until the 7th I will be in Delhi for the latest edition of Doors of Perception 9 conference in Delhi in India. If there’s internet, expect thorough live-blogging, if not, then see you next week!

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Quote of the day

A small boy behind me at Stansted while we are made to walk in single file against a wall for a drug/dog inspection: “It’s just like in school”

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CookCamp

My good friend Dave Chiu is helping put this together. Add it to your calendar, all you san franers out there… CookCamp February 24, 2007 San Francisco, CA Venue: CitizenSpace CookCamp Wiki page Upcoming.org The CookCamp un-conference will focus on food and health, bringing together people from diverse backgrounds (health, technology, design, food, politics, business,… Continue reading CookCamp

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Programmers are funny

From my daily WordPress pushing : “< ?php endif; // if you delete this the sky will fall on your head ?>“

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Quote of the day

Apple are “computers for people who earnestly believe in feng shui.” Via The Guardian | Comment is free

Bri-ish Apple ads

I have a bri-ish accent fetish i think : )

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Betrayal 2.0

I feel betrayed and I’m not even sure why. I got an email the other day from Flickr and I thought, hmm that’s unusual. And this is what I got: “Dear Old Skool Account-Holding Flickr Member, On March 15th we’ll be discontinuing the old email-based Flickr sign in system. From that point on, everyone will… Continue reading Betrayal 2.0

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Interaction design semantic discussions

Interesting how this all started with a simple email conversation with RĂ©gine talking about some conversations I was having with ex-students and observers in London about the Interim show at the RCA and then WHAM… everything explodes… she writes no less than 6 posts about the show and a whole vibrant and slightly aggressive conversation… Continue reading Interaction design semantic discussions